The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-12

of th9 city. REV. kings tRlk VIII
occupy q space oE time Just before
each Sunday night sermon and he
will talk Oh subjects such aS the
public library problem, the high.
cost OF living problem, and many
other subjects OF general and Inc
portant interest. Tie public Is in=
vited to be present to hear these
talks. These talks will bear imn1e-
diateiy on the immediate city prob
lens.
Big Meeting-Three thousand
Methodist Episcopal leaders from
all parts Of the United States will
meet at Detroit, Nov. is, 18 and
II to attend a big conference at
which the vital problems Of this
church will be considered. These
problems concern educational.
missionary and benevolent work.
Rev. Claude e. King pastor of the
N. F.. Church Of this city,
Sunday night to attend the
conference and will be gone until
next Friday.
To Rush Work = Definite steps
were taken last night at a meeting
OF the board OF directors OF the
Young women's Christian associa-
ton, toward getting the new cafe
terra OF the "Y. w" opened for bust
ness by Thanksgiving. The work
will be rushed.
Last on Program The Father
and Son idea viii be obBerbed in
all tho churches tomorrow with
special services. During the week
fathers and sons have spent an
evening at home together, BANQUET
ed together, and liked, together.
and tomorrow they will attend
church together. This will close
Father and Son week.
Annual Session-A number OF Fair
monters are planning to attend the
eleventh annual convention OF the
Churches Of Christ in MononBahela
district which will be held at
Submission. The opeing session be-
gins this evening at 1880. The
male quartet from the Central Chris
tian church Of this city will render
several selections and Miss Mary
Cakes, Of WorthinGton. will give a
vocal solo on tonight's program.
John r. Clark the state evangelist,
will deliver the sermon.
Or. Ramage ReslenS-Dr. c. N.
Ramage for four years superintend.
ent Of Fairmont State hospital, yes
terday rendered his resignation to
Governor f. F. Morgan at Charles.
ton. 1t IA understood that Governor
Morgan will name his successor
shortly.
At HospitaI-Paul Maness, son OF
Rev. Maness. OF Tairview, was adj
to, Cook hospital today SUI.
from a fractured Srm. The
fracture WAS reduced. Mrs. H. n.
Rice, OF Guffey street, was operated
on at Cook today.
Rummage Satellite Women's
Foreign Missionary Society OF the
First NJ. f. Church nre planning to
hold a rummage sale in the store
room formerly occupied by the
Marion Hardware Co. for a week
on Monday morning.
Fruit shower-Thc Cook hospi-
tai annual fruit shower will be held
on Wednesday OF next week from
nine o'clock until four and the Wo-
mems Hospital Association who
have the affair in charge are hop
ing that there will be a generous
response to the appeal for canned
fruit and pelly. Last year quite a
quantity or fruits and jellEes were
received and these supplied the pa
ricuts during the entire winter.
Adopt Observation-Disclosures
condemnIng tho large expedtture of
Government moneys for armament
we're adopted at the meeting held
EBSloEuNy dILGL LOVLt III SHE Via
Normal school after tho big Armis-
tIce Day parade. gotten up by tho
Monongalela Valley Trades and
Labor Assembly,. The form OF the
resolutions were suggested by
President Samuel Gompers OF the
American Federation OF Labor.
Speeches were made by the Hon.
Samuel h. Montgomery the Hon. o.
S. Mckinney. Attorney Harry Shaw
and the Rev. ]. f. Gordon.
Wireless Buay-Albert Kisner,
son of Clark w. Kisncr. of 800
Coleman avenue, yesterday shortly
afternoon picked up by wireless
the address of President Harding
at Arlington cemetery. The first
portion was reported to have been
faint, but the Lords Prayer was
especially audible. A number of
friends Of the Kisners were on
hand for the occasion.
Drops Dcad-Miss Mary Muir.
ply, at n time a resident Of this
city, dropped dead this morning
| while eating breakfast at the home
Of her sister, Mrs. Patrick Judge,
in Grafton. Miss Murphy had not
been well for a year and her death
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