The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-05-11
EVENTS TONIGHT.

EVENTS TONIGHT.
CITY building - Meeting of Memorial
Day committee.
Cleveland avenue-M. P. Temple Wo.
mans Missionary Society at home
Of Mrs. DIETRICH.
First NJ. D. church Thoburn
Circle In Ladies' Parlor.
View street-First Presbyterian Wo.
mans Home and Foreign Missionary
Society at home Of Mrs. Il. A. Shurt-
Masonic Temple Special meeting Of
Fairmont Lodge, No. 8, A., 8. and
"a. NJ.
Msccabees hall-showalter Tent
Odd Fellows hall = Patriarchs Mill.
tant.
Red Mems hall-Waneta Council.
Modern Woodmen hall = White Oak
Camp w. M. A.
Normal school-Mozart and Lyceum
Literary Societies.
Dunbar school Entertainment by pu-
pills,
Il. M. d. Injecting of Methodists Of
Fairmont and vicinity, DR.. Empey
presiding.
Hour Of Service changed-The morn
service at Christ Episcopal church
VIII be held next Sunday at 10 o'clock
instead Of the usual hour of 1O:45.
The rector will conduct service at
Camp Cornwell at eleven o'clock. The
choir will accompany him.
WIiIAddress Bible cIass-Prof. Wal.
Barnes Of the English department
81 the FaiFmont State Normal school
giIi 20 to Grafton tomorrow where he
via deliver an address on the subject
Mother at a meeting to be held
by the Mems Bible class of that city.
Moose Investigating show-A repre-
sentation Of the Browns Greater
shows which is now exhibiting at
Huntington, appeared before the To-
cal lodge Of Moose at their last meet
Ing with proposition to present his
attraction In this city under the au'
spices Of the Order during the week OF
Jtine 1S. A committee Of two was ap'
pointed to visit Huntington to look
over the exhibition and If 1t comes up
"a the claims Of the representative
Tie show will be brought to this CITY,
Ward Lanham Joins-Ward Lanham
recent law student at the West Wiz
ina university and previous to that
time member Of the High school
cdlty Of this city, left today for Fort
benjamin Harrison where ne VIII JOIN
liz officers reserve corps. Mr.. Ian
IAN is an athlete of ability having TAX
"a active part in the athletics OF the
university during his term in that
school.
Dunbar School Entertalnment-The
snitpils OF the Dunbar school will give
entertainment this evening at S:1S
o'clock which promises to be an In
teresting affair. The school during
tlie past year has given weekly pro-
eTam on Friday afternoon some par;
ticularly class furnishing the program
osl each occasion. The program for
tonight will consist Of the best fea-
tires 81 each Of these programs which
hsye been arranged into one program
and viii be presented for the benefit
81 the Spublic. The public Is cordially
invited to attend this entertainment
tonight.
Vgill Train for commisslon-John
parl Jones, Of Sistersville and grand
SON Of j. w. Faust, Of Locust avenue,
iis city, has gone to Fort BENJAMIN
Harrison In Indiana where he will go
"a training for the officers reserve
corps. Mr.. Jones, who is well known
here, Is q graduate of West Virginia
University.
Junk Dealers on TrlaI-The trial OF
John Taylor and Charles Wolfe, junk
dealers, Is being heard in the office OF
Justice Of the Peace w. w, Conway
today. Taylor is, charged with having
visited numerous places during the
day and sought out junk or materials
which could be iunked and returning at
night collecting same.
5aiIed for Non support-Pio Centto.
fonfi e In the county Jail here charged
non support Of his wife and chill
dfen he tried to give bond but this
vas not allowed because OF having
once before skipped his bond on SINH
la charge His case will come up Ia
oddsFelIows offIoers-The fifty.sec'
bnd Grand encampment Of the West
Virgiilia /. o. o. F. came to an end In
lfannIngton last evening. The follow
ine officers were elected: Grand pa
iarch, n, Smith, Of St MaryS;
rand hiHh priest Edward 9. Ambrose.