The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-28
'BELLVIEN FOLK
AT XMAS PARTY
Church Crowded Monday
Night-Other News OF
Interest There

Christmas entertainment. which
WAC given at the Highland avenue
M p hurh on Monday evening
drew hacked housa and certainly
was most ENJOYABLE occasion.
The opening number was short
address, az yrnlcomo nv the pastor.
Rey r G. Meredith. who spoke
~ tbe Christmas spirit and said
bo was glad 10 see avery one so
a1+bneJ,stjc In sunday School
1roTI Several HYMNS werc given
he +be choi- ag well az others by
tho co11rcgaiion Then followed In
s,,croesion n number OF recitations.
drills and songs by the younger
members of tho schools. Every
part in each act was well perform
ed and left nothing to be desired
in the way OF improvement.
Chance was certainly good 10 TINS
congregation in :he selection oil
Santa Claus Tho generous ola
gentleman sang song acrompah-
led by number o. [ne R,auie es anu ,So
ms ms n was a0'y y, mo oveninr Last
pest L nui. -" ,,aans ,eas+ Vas lie
I ny ~ T." ~ tbn nrnsents from a
aistriDutlon " '' T,,p - $50 60. Nos.
wonoerlul tIee ~. im. go, 80 ,pnllv
ent LOT tHci o. tt'V e 1880 ~, vsrv
OF tne SENIOR au 49, S"n - nxh,uaf-
sofIy WI. HI.et ~, sus gr S, wera rro.
ca pelG re t'i 1o 5sn" general
Nloea . iS1 u.,,or c,r5v nuts
tEssL sI nVt." &c =" 1Iyon " avcrv one.
anu an. L Io,nx,, &c. Who mad charge OF
+be affair ara 10 be- congratulated
on the efficient manner In which
+he treat x:s handled. as we'll rs
to the division Of presents which
were lust suited to fhe classes to
whom they were given.
Hospital Patient
r., ny g 1foroditb of Penn
MEs; q, ,atiant at
sy aTsI i.osniteI Lyharn sha was taken
Az 1irqt az tbe week Mrs. Nero.
Jtth underwent surgical opera
+ion and Mt last accounts her con
,;IitioST was quite satisfactory
es,,inr et,rs
- 50 Sbirinr
me menoet c,S,, nIoss and
i stars ouIuay ~ Tob. r. Hmm
tnsT tehS stsl.j ~ tba homo Of
VIII 20 sh SGI ss''t %oo"ao Stovnns ~
S MI. alu a.. ~, rS,,rsdnv aftpr-
. MnEEa =. I .t,;n ~soL TbaIr Iittlb
1 1So5 Sa TbeT,na wbo is n mem
~. - H tho cissa vIIl bo the host.
~ W a. 1tfs viii he tbe last meet
ssa q - az, 80 ia Toor = goo1 attend
ins 2t y su i, ~ r,.r,Ssrs 10 asked for.
~ =. ~ - 49, a..
C'pns''e' s - So w., OIrs loo
The home or MI ana MIS Joe
Dots OF Russell street whtcn was -
quaranttn cd Tor seVefaI uHy NJ, 10
now freed from CONFUSION; Am tSt.
son, Rex, who was, III YIN ut ,
liberia has recovered ana no otno'
Z cases developed IN tne fanny ~
The quarantine was feiio' Gu '"o
last OF the week
The members OF the Highland
y avenue Sunday school are arrans-
ing to put on a very fino enter
ing. Committees have been APP
pointed to select the best talent IN
( the local schools ind others out
bside the school have also promis-
ed their assistance to make the
evening success, There Will DO
both vocal and instrumental NUM-
bers. In fact the program VIII
An admission Of ten cents will be
charged and we are hoping to have
as good attendance as was given
at the entertainment OF Monday
+ evening.
Personals
Mrs. Bernard Titus and little
daughter who have been tho guests
OF relatives here for several days
have returned to their home at
Lost Creek Harrison county.
Mrs. J. L. Bennett who has
been quite Ill with bronchial t.on-
aEajn
DIF, Snlder who resides nbar
-bsrss. has returned home from an
extended visit with relatives In
Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Russell and
chtidreri. Maxine and Jack. were
twelve CLOCK dinner guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Russell OF Mere
am Strings on last Sunday
Prof. and Mrs. Glenn A. Keis-
- - ~ $50, ,otool faculty nrr