The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-19
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HIGHLAND N. {.
Membership Has Social
Meeting; Other News
of Bellview


was a splendid social meeting OF
tho church membership held at the
Highland avenue NJ. z. church on
last Friday evening About one
hundred and fifty members gather.
ed at the church to enjoy the at
fair. While there was no regular
program, everyone responded to
the invitation 10 help out in any
way and the evening was informal
in every sense OF the word. Rev.
T. G. Meredith made the address
Of welcome, after which various
members OF the church spoke on
different subjects. The prospect OF
building a new church the coming
year was discussed and probably
will be considered in the early part
Of the year II business conditions
seem to be favorable. Prof. Frank
S. White and Henry Mcdaniel
made short talks on church flnan.
ces. The Ladies Aid Society mem
bers were on hand and served re
freshments to the gathering. After
refreshments, a social hour was
enjoyed. A crack eating contest
was also one Of the features Of the
evenings entertainment; the hon
ors in this contest were won by
Edward Dennis, with Lorraine Gal
nor and Pearl Pitzer as close sec
onds. Special music by the choir
was also an. interesting feature OF
the evenings entertainment. AS
this affair was so much enjoyed
there will probably be Others Of a
similar nature in few months.
Goes To Hospital
Paul D. Cochran, who is a son.
in-law Of T. A. Richardson of
Bellview avenue. and who, with his
wife. has been spending some time
at the home OF the latter. was
taken to Cook hospital the last OF
the week where he underwent Il
complicated surgical operation. At
last accounts Mr.. Cochran was
getting on very nicely and his
carly recovery is predicted,
Revival Services
Rev. T. G. Meredith has an
nounced that the series Of revival
meetings for the Highland avenue
NJ. f. church would probably com
mence in tho early part Of the
coming month. Owing to the fact
OF having the noted Billy Sunday
in the city last year, revival SER
vices in this church We're omitted,
and many persons are anxious to
see the series Of meetings begin.
1t has not hpcn stated whether Mr..
will be his own cvange-
list or II other help viii be present
n the services.
6s5Ie class
The Worth While Bible class will
be entertained on next Thursday
evening ut the home OF Miss Jen-
ME Canell in Highland aveue. A
good attndanca OF the class is ask
ed at this meeting. Last weeks
netting was very good one and
was held at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Mortified in Murray
avenue.
Cool Results
The Ladies Aid Bazaar which was
held at the Bellview grocery store
met with very good results and
al of the stok was dis
posed OF. There was. however. n
very fine comfort left over from
tho stock and any one wanting to
buy an article Of this kind may do
so by telephoning the president of
The society, Mrs. Frank S White.
Of Naomi street. This comfort is
made Of the best material and the
price asked IS reasonable.
Attended Lodge Event
Mrs. Rella Tcothman Mrs.
Dolph Hess, Mrs. Hays Gaskill and
Mrs. Rose Parker We're at Rives-
Vile the last Of the week where
they assisted In the institution of
The Debecca Degree OF the Odd Eel
low lodge.
Attended Dedication Service
A number Of people from Bell
view attended the dedication OF the
new Baptist church at Barrackvilie
On last Sunday The report having
enjoyed the services very much.
both the music and the sermons
being of very high quality.
Prohibition Lecture
Rev. Q. NJ. Pullen was present
with tho Highland avenue congre-
cation on last evening and gave a
verv fire talk on Prohibition. Rev.
T. S. Meredith preached the MORN
ing sermon. his subject being Civic
/" He pleased his con-
yregation by his discourse There
we're almost two hundred and fifty
members present Mt Sunday schoo!
IN yesterday morning with the wo-
lAAan's class being slightly larger
Than the mems in tho contest.
Personals
Mrs. J. L. Bennett of Murray