The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-24
WARRINGTON
charitv a., Over $500.

SNaElLy SEL5 WET WV
The Christmas Charity Fund has
exceeded the $500 mark and Man
nington's poor are now assured OF a
very merry Christmas. Forty-seven
families have been found by the
American Legion Post TO be In des,
tItute circumstances, and in a few
instances children were found
struggling along without food. I-o'
cal merchants have agreed 10 fur.
nfsh the provisions without profit.
and in addition 10 the subscription
list many women have given liber-
ally from their stock OF home
canned fruits and vegetables in re.
Spouse to canvass by commit
tee from the Legion Post
Locals Win Easily.
The Warrington high school bas-
ketball quintette easily defeated
the BarrackviIle high club at the
Junior high gymnasium on Thurs
day evening by the score Of 81 TO
'I2 The locals have won two games
Of three played so far. A. Me-
Carnes. Price. Prichard. +. Nc
Carnes and Arnett started the same
for Warrington The attendance
was small
S. S. Christmas Exercises.
The Young people OF the First NJ.
F.. Sunday school gave their annual
Christmas exercises in the church
on Thursday evening before an
audience which packed the church
TO overlooking. The superintend-
ert. l.. s. Schwenck, had charge OF
the program. which was an excel
lent one. and at it's close heauti-
ful Christmas tree was lighted with
lights OF many colors and was the
signal for the appearance OF Santa
Claus Baskets Of candy were CIV
en- the teaChers for their classes.
Entertains Birthday Club.
Mrs. Z. N. jerks very pleasantly
entertained the members OF the
Ladies' Birthday club at her home
in Clarksburg street on Thursday
evening. Nearly eli the members
were present. and the usual enjoy.
able social time prevailed. An ex-
cellent dinner served at six O'CloCl:
by the hostess was a feature.
Lodge Will Install.
The annual installation Of the
newly elected officers OF the Ma
sonic lodge will be held in their
rooms on next Tuesday, peCembe"
%. a luncheon will he served tOl-
lowing the ceremonies.
Personals.
Clark NJ Furbee is home from!
school at New Concord, Ohio. for !,
holiday visit with his parents in
Center street
Miss Mary Seamons, OF Morg IN
town, is here to spend Christmas
with her sister. Mrs Harry J. Mat
thews in High street
Mrs. Laura Furbee Is spending =
holiday visit with her daughter, Mrs.
NJ. NJ lnEham at New Castle, Pa.
Harry MCGOWAN. local band DE-.
rector. left Yesterday for Vincenncs.
Ind, for holiday visit with rela-
tIyes.
Ben F. Wells. OF Glover Gap. was
a business visitor in Warrington
yesterday.
Sam j. Allison left this morning
for Toronto. Ohio, to visit friends
for the holidays
Miss Alkaline Johnson. who is
teaching In the public schools al
Parsons, is home for the holidays.
! Mrs. J, W Tenant has returned
from visit with relatives 1t
Shinnston
T. p. O'Brlen left last evening for
a holiday visit with his family at
Cambridge, Ohio.
J. Clyde Anderson of Brink. was
visitor In the city yesterday.
/ Darius G. Fromhart LEFT today for
a holiday visit at his home at Graf
! ton
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Kendall arrived
/. last evening from Elkins to spend
/ the holidays with relatives.
Dallas Hamilton is home from
+, Cincinnati Medical college. CirCin,
natl TO spend the holidays,
Miss Mildred Beall will spend the
holidays with her parents in Jetfer
son street. She has been employed
at Fairmont.
Miss Margaret ConGleton is homo
| from school at Ithaca, y. y. 70" =
holiday visit with her parents IN
Water street.
Edward G. Cotfman is home from
! ". V. U. for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Frank Bish have
returned from visit with relatIv cs
at Clarion. Pa.
Mrs. Bert ]. Allison left yeste.'
| day for a holiday visit with he's
parents at Wheeling. Mr.. Allison
| IL.