Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-17
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business Monday,
A. c. Boltoo of White Sulphur was
in town over Sunday.
J. w. Rucker was a business caller
in Belington Tuesday.
Mrs. Emma Hewitt was visiting
Mrs. E. Ware, Tuesday.
Eugenus Swick was a business
caller in town Tuesday.
| Miss Violet Bennett spent Sunday
with friends at Dartmoor.
Kenneth Ware was the guest of
Orion Exline lsat Saturday.
Match that new Spring suit
with a hat from M. E. Cloth
iers Style Shop. (adv.)
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Shomo of
Junior were in town last Friday.
Mrs. J. M. Taylor and family were
visiting friends at Junior Sunday.
Bryan Gamer of Vinegar Ridge
was in town Wednesday on business.
Don't be surprised if you hear the
wedding bells on the west side of town
SOON,
| Mr.. Satterfield of Shinnston has
bought property here and will move in
| soon.
Assessor Scott Simon is in Charles
ton attending meeting of the county
assessors.
A. special meeting was held last
week in M. E. South Church with
good success.
All reford very pleasant visit,
and seen to taste some Of the good
things even.
Rev. Radabaugh went to Kerens,
Randolph Co. Monday to purchase
some fruit trees.
Howard Ware of Talbot was a call
err at the Ware and Exline Studio on
Grim Ave. Monday.
Millinery never was quite as
pretty as this Season. Call
and see M. E. Clothier's display.
adv.
A. j. Gibson principal of Elkins
Highh School was visiting his brother
DR.. j. E. Gibson Sunday.
Geo. E. Cain and son, Wilson, re-
turned Saturday evening from the
Wheeling auto show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E. Thompson,
and little daughter, Mary left Mon
day morning for Charleston.
"Uncle Dick" Brooks, brother of
S. L. Brooks of-this city, died in
Clarksburg Saturday morning.
A. J. Gibson, principal of the Elkins
High School, was here Sunday visit
ing his brother j. E. Gibson
Rev. Exline filled the pulpits at
Sugar Creek and Stringtown last
Sunday for Rev. Farmhouse.
Bruce Hankey who is attending
school in Clarksburg spent Saturday
here with his sister Miss Pansy.
Porter Taylor who has employment
near Buckkhannon spent Sunday here
with his wife and little son Cleophas.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Bartlette spent
Sundays with the latters brother and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wilson.
A revival began at the Sugar Creek
Baptist church Tuesday night. Rev.
Woolford of Philippi is coducting the
services.
Mrs. A. L. Hinkle and Mrs. B. B.
Rohrbough, who were visiting in
| Philippi returned home Friday eve
ing
| Millinery never was quite as
pretty as this Spring. Call and
see M. E. Clothier's display. adv.
adv.
! John McCollum has accepted a pos
ition as grocery salesman with Har-
ner- Gaylord of Clarksburg. His ter
ritory is east of Carlton.
Col. r. L. Tallman returned Tues
day from trip from Tucker and Ran
dolph Counties, where he was looking
up some school land titles and other
business.
Miss Rebbecca Thompson who has
been in Fairmont for some time has
been i'll since returning home but con-
valcent at this time.
The revival is now in progress at
the M E. Church South conducted by
the pastor, Rev. Richardson. A good
meeting is reported.
The union revival at Junior is be-
ing conducted by Rev. Kelley of Ell
kins, Rev. Hammond of Belington and
the pastors of the town, Rev Barn
house and Greynolds.
How do you like the tangerine
shade in the new Millinery at
the Style Shop? (adv)
Mason's prominent from Belington
in attendance were c. H Dent Grant
Graham, B. B. Rahrbough, D. B. Cas-