The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-04
PRAISES TEAM
Work SHOWN BY
TIE CHURCHES
Rev. F. C. Ponitt Made the
Address at Personal
Workers Meeting.

Despite the 1nclement weather
there was no lack OF interest shown In
today's MONDAY luncheon Of the per.
sonal workers OF the revival services
nov being held in First Methodist
Episcopal church.
Rev. w. ]. Eddy, pastor Of First
Baptist church, presided over the
meeting in the absence OF Rev. G. e.
Goodwin, pastor Of First NJ. 3. church,
who Is now II Pittsburgh.
The speaker OF the occasion was
Rev. F. S. Pollitt, D. D., of Hurting,
ton, former presiding elder Of the Fair.
mont district Of the NJ Methodist Episco.
pal church, south but who is nov, en-.
gagged in the entenary Methodist mis-.
sion movement, with Headquarters at
Huntington. ss
DR.. Pollitt's remarks wire inspiring
and were very fayprably received. He
emphasized in particular the cooper.
ating spirit that was manifest among
the various churches Of Fairmont IL
the movement. He pointed out the i'm.
portance ofhaving. godly nation, say
ing Germany collapsed because Of its
atheistic and Goddess beliefs and
teachings Of power makes right.c He
was particularly gratified in seeing
such large turnout OF earnest men ID
the community who are deyotins their
time and attention IN the interest oil
the Kings Business
1 After the address Of Rev. Dr.. Pollitt
forty or fifty additional names OF un
saved men were assigned to various
personal workers. The work Of the
personal workers has had excellent re
suits and this was especially true IN
the splendid activities Of Sundays
meetings, both Of which had number
lof converts. Favorable reports were
received on.a number Of names that
had been previously assigned.
The ladies OF First IN Methodist Epis
lcopal church served an excellent
menu st tod8y's luncheon. These Ia
dies served Mrs. Hal Hall, Mrs. Rich
ard Hal, Mrs. Hairy Wycof. Mrs
tReed Crane, Mrs. w. ID: Reed, Mrs
Dalton Einon, li!s Mira StnoAs Hrs
I; Is csfppbe a. 4 III "a
q 1il
4 Mrs. aiter Boy dst1n, /; Ffaii
,sBoydston. Mrs. Francis Brooks, Mrs
John Rose; Mrs a. n. Cock, Mrs. M y
Lantz, Mrs, David Gibson, Mrs. Lewis
Beebe. Mrs VIII Crowl, Mrs. ]. r
!, Diggs.
The following personal worker,
were In attendance at today,s lunch
con: Rev w. H: Beal, c. r.. Crane
3. 7: Thompson, W. R. Crane. .. G
Robinson, c. 8. Riggs, "A. w. Lynch
Ernest Sherwood, w. w. Conway
III. W.ssmouse, s. Ray sHolbert, o. j
Fleming, L. c. Boice, j. M. Jacobs
10. 3. Mumford, G. L. Clayton, =. j
Smith, p. @. Gatrall, Arnold Mason
r. s. Reed. r. N. Eddy, Ward NJ
I Downs, w. A. Lawler, Trevey Nutter
w. Shafterman, II. T. Jones, f. M
!, Thornburg, Walter Finley, w. ]. Top
ping, Fred M. Wilson, @. A. Pilson, ]
F. Cole, NJ. R. Frantz, "A. j. Rice, A. B
Thomas, &c. Kerns, "A. ]. Cash, 3. W
Howard, J. L. Hall, G. H. Bloom, T. w
I Hennen, R. M. Hite, G. II. Jenkins
! Thos. w. Fleming, NJ. ]. Lantz, II. ]
Ross, 3. G. Rowand, A. r. Jones, 6
H. Meredith, r. ]. Denham, s. N
Titrs, w. ]. Wiegel c. o. Henry, 2
]. Thomas, M. c. Lough, !. N. .Lough
Thas. K. Jones, R. A. Watts, D. II
Smith, p T. Fitzhugh, w. ]. Eddy
F. s. Pollitt Huntington, Viva sH. 9
Stoetzer, James Heaton, Clarenc,
4 D. Mitchell. G. N. Coffman Eairview
W. Va, j. B. Yoak, Rtvesyille. w. We