The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-20
Syrian Woman Dies

there, The deceased had been a
resident Of this country for the
past eighteen years most OF which
time was spent in Warrington
Funeral services were held nom
st. Patrick'B Catholic church at
ten O'Clock this morning, and in
terment made in the Warrington
cemetery.
Charity Fund
The Christmas Charity Fund Is
growing steadily and has reached a
mark OF about $40. But a few days
are left before the money will be
needed and # is to be hoped many
will subscribe before too late.
School Patrons Invited
Patrons OF the Warrington
schools were invited to attend
chapel exercises at the school this
morning, and many availed them
solves OF tho privilege. Ira w.
Davis conducted the devotional ex-
ercises, and Prof. D. c. Tabler
made an address. Special Christ
mas music was on a good program.
which was both entertaining and
instructive.
Auxiliary Tonight
a special meeting Of the No
mans Auxiliary OF the American
Legion Post will be held this even
ing at 7:30 O'Clock in lie Legion
hall. Plans Of tho committee in
caring for the Christmas fand will
be completed.
At Dedication
Several Warrington Baptists. in
Guiding Mrs. Anna Morgan. Mrs.
G. w. Kinsey, Mrs. Zoe Powell
and sons. Mrs Ida Charlton, Mr..
and Mrs. C. j. Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. p. Nutter and Miss Bes-
sic Neptune attended the dedica-
ton exercises at the new Baptist
church Mt BarRackville on Sunday.
Entertained Circle
Mrs. Guy S. Furbee entertained
very pleasantly tho Queen Esther
CIrCleI Of the First NJ. e. Church
At her home in Locust street on
Saturday evening. Games and So
cial conversations were the chief
diversions and refreshments were
served the guests Of whom there
were th~iTty-three.
Lady ~
Mrs. Clyde r. Aiken has been
confined to her home in Buffalo
street for the past several days on
account Of a severe illness
Gaugers Meet
The oil gaugers in the Manning
ton division OF the Eureka Pipe
7 49, roy,,ory. boI, , p,aof{nU NJ
the offices OF the company in Main
street on Saturday with Supt.
Ernest W. Macklin OF Petersburg
attending. Several other officials
also were present. These meetings
are held quarterly for the exchang-
ing of views on matters pertaining
to the gathering Of all oil from the
wells and TO promote better ser
vice IN the transportation depart
Legion Elects Officers
American Legion Post No. 80
met on Friday evening and elected
the following officers for tho COM
ing year: Post Commander. How
ard NJ. Batscn: vice post com
mandcr, Ira C. Shaffer; post adj
jutant Frank ~. Moore; post
finance officer. lloyd F.. Moore;
SARGENT at arms. Ray Murray;
chaplain. Fred NJ. McInturff: his
torian. John Pitncr: executive com
mittee James Hrfer. Frank Bell.
Ir.. and Ed. c. Snodgrass.
From Hospital
Mrs. Carl Brown who has been
a patient in Cook Hospital In Fair
mont for several weeks has return
ed to her home here much lmproT-
ed in health.
Basket Ball
In a splendid game Of baSkethall.
their second or the season. the
Warrington high school tossers
played the Grafton high team,
Grafton winning the contest by the
score OF % TO IS. The game was
played at the new Junior high
school gymnasium which has al.
ready proven 70 be all that It was
meant to be in the way Of a good
floor.
Miss Ferry EentertaIns
On Friday evening Miss MadFe
Ferry was hostess at her home IN
Homewood to the members OF the
l.. T. Club. with a party. a feature
Of which was a Christmas tree
bearing a present for each guest.
A generous donation tn the charity
Christmas fund vas given by the
guests. Twenty seven young wo-
men were present
Linen Shower
Mrs. Nat. NJ. Leigh and Mrs. w.
Glenn Norman entertained on Sat
urday evening with a linen shower
and dinner for Miss Betha Wade.
r bride 10 he at the home OF the
former in Clarksburg street. A five
course dinner was served after a
session Of cards.
Personals
Albert Kunst OF P~Hlntytown
spent a week end visit with his
brother, Charles F. ". Kunst
here.
Mrs. f. o. Murray has returned
from a weeks visit with friends at
Wheeling.
Charles Holderman has returned
to his home at Fairmont after a
visit with friends here.
Franklin MILAN Of Tnmpico.