The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-23
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OLDSANTANOW
Programs IN the Schools
at-Fairview on Eve of
Holidays


last syontug by the pupils Of tile
Graded schools. Much thought and
patience had been taken in the ar.
arrangement OF this program. as we'll
as TO the characters sultsd to each
part That the results fully tustI.
fled the time given was well demon
8tFated when q pleased audience
greatsd the players at both the aft
ernoon and evening entertainment.
The afternoon session was given for
the benefit Of parents who could
4 not attend during the evening, as
we'll as for the school children who
had no part In the program. Both
times large audiences we're pres
eRt. The pretty costumes OF the
children and the charming arrange
ment of all details made inc stage
VeritabIe fairy land An admiS
sion Of ten and twenty-five cents
wac asked in the afternoon, while
the evening tickets went rapidly at
thirty.five cents. The evening per.
Torrance was exclusively for
adults. The proceeds will be given
toward paying for school equipment
which has lately been ordered.
Unique Club.
What is thought 10 be an inter
estinE as we'll as useful club has
lately been organized in Fsirview.
I At the present time the members
are all OF the male sex, with no APP
plic&tions from the ladies for mem
beFship. This club was organized
4 few days ago at the Lntin pool
room. II is known as the Rat
Killing Union" BrodG Ammons
was unanimously chosen rs presi-
dent, he being the poSsessOr OF
death dealing ferret. The biggest
day OF the club so far, was the
meeting held at Burns harm when
tan rates were killed and twenty
eight OF the yRrmints captured
alive. Among the members or the
new club are Homer Ammons, Fred
Stewart, George LutiE. Clarencs
Darrah, David Rice, Clarence Tftcil-
FL, Lornie Williams. Jim Teager,
Marion Gump. Brode AmmoHs. John
Wright, and Claude Rice. II these
snortsnlep succeed in even partial,
IL Kidding the toTu Of rodents ther
will win the lasting gratitude OF
every resident III Fatrview.
HoodsviiIe Program.
Marvin Chapel was not hehin5
other schools In having Christmas
entertainment. The HOOdsvil!e
school held their exercises al this
place on Yesterday evening. The
affair was given in very interest:
ing manner, and the pupils received
their annual treat at this time,
Miss Willard Sieeth is the popular
teacher OF the Hoodsville school,
and she is great faTori;e with both
patrons and students.
Chapel Program.
The chapel program in The school
was made Interesting on Tuesday
morning OF this week by the pres
ence of Rev. W n. Reed. nr Fair
mont. Mr.. Reed chose RS his sue.
iect, "Christnlag spirit among all
classes" He spoke in very dircc.
manner. and was given close atten-
ton by the students. Tie grade pu.
pills also assisted in the program
With some well-sung Christmas
songs.
The ladies' auxiliary OF the Bap-
list church will repeat their bake
sale tomorrow AT this time the
remainder OF articles from the ba
zaar will also be disposed Of. These
ladies' will have few very choic"
articles on display in the large win.
dow OF the Combine building.
Good Sale.
Red Cross Christmas seals have
found ready sale this year in Fair
view. The work has been in charge
Of the high schol teachers and stu
dents, and the allotment for this
school was three thusand stamps.
At this time more than twenty dol
lars worth OF stamps have been dis.
posed OF, and the students have
been untiring IN their efforts to sell
the full amount.
Infant Dead.
A little son was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Deuzel Broadwater on last
Saturday morning. The child only
survived a short time. and burial
was made in the FairvIew cemc-
terry.
Club Meeting Omitted.
Owing to the holiday rush and
there being so many other engage
ments, the Needlecraft weekly meet
ing will he omitted for this week.
, For the same reason the Dorcas
society OF the Baptist church have
dispensed with thei: weekly meet
ing until the first week OF the new
year.
To Have Exchange.
In answer 10 many requests of
their last weeks patrons, the mem
berS OF the Ladies' Aid society Of
the NJ. e. church Will hold another
bake-sa1e and exchange at Harker'c
meat market on next Saturday.
They also win have a number Of
fancy and useful articles. and
their bazaar OF last week will be
continued at this time.
Teacher Home.
Miss Margaret Chalfant. who has
been teaching in Paw Paw high
school, Will arrive here thiseEeniuG
and win be the guest OF relatives
torFthe- Christmas vacation.
eFsonalS.
MrE. F. o. Toothman has been
the guest of Mrs. L. B. Shields, on
Mans Run, foruasfewr Gays OF this
week.
REV. and Mrs. I. S. Tyler we're
,st Warrington Wednesday, where
theY were the guests OF Mrs. Ty-
lr's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Floyd. OF Dents Run.
MIg- q NJ. ClellRndJ has returned