The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-19
GOOD QUINTET
FOR FAIRVIEW
Majority Of Stars of Last
Season Back on the
Squad

i0r1ty OF last year play % . "a AAtAS
for this years campaign tho local
high school basket ball tenn, under
the able dictatorship OF Coach
Copp, expects to repeat this season
tie successes OF recent years dur.
iileg which the club won nearly all
ITS games, and barely escaped
through untimely drawing OF op'
ponenets, winning the state cham
uionship at the Fairmont tourna'
T1ent. The years schedule is as
follows: at home-With Monongah
Dec. 81; East Side, Jan. 10; Farm
& ington, Jan. II; Warrington, Jan
{ 2S; Morgantown, Jan. 81; Elkinsr
FEB 10; Grafton, FNeb. 81; Fair.
mont, March 4; Buckhannon, March
III. Abroad-Weston Jan, ID;
Buckhannon, Jan. IA; Fairmontr
Jan. %; Warrington. Jan. "a; Mo
nongah, Jan. 26; Grafton, Feb. 10;
East Side, Feb. IL: Pennington,
Feb. 18th; Morgantown, Feb. 20.
Municipal Convention
In the town hall on Friday eT'ss
ming the Fairview Progressive
Party held It's annual convention
for the selection of candidates for
the various municipal offices for
the coming election which is to be
held on Thursday, January 5, 1922.
s. It. Barr was chairman OF the
meeting and L. ]. Henderson was
secretary. A committee consisting
OF ]. A. Snodgrass, e. T. Ammons
and L. B. wilson was appointed to
nominate candidates for the vacan-
cfs to be filled, II any. The can
didates as chosen were: For
Mayor, S. r. Barr; for recorder, r.
j. Wilson; for councilmen, George
DIETRICH, ET. G. R. Miller, l.. u. Will
son, ]. Y. Hamilton and John
Toothman. The committees re-
port was unanimously acc pted.
ss5 Young Wife Dies
After an illness OF pneumonia,
s Mrs Ethel Stanley, wife of Myron
Stanley, died on Saturday evening
at Cook Hospital in Fuimont,
w4re, on the preceding day she
had given birth to 4 fourteen.pound
son, who is reported to be thriving.
Mrs. Stanley was a daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William n. Thompson,
OF this town, and was 20 years OF
age Her husband is a son OF
Amos o. Stanley, commissioner of
Marion county. The body OF the
deceased was brought here yester-
day TO the home OF her parents to
await the funeral. lnterment viii
be made in the ST. John Cemetery
at BasnettsvilkL
Baptist Bazaar
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Bap-
tist Church held a very successful
bazaar on last Saturday. These
ladies' had a fine display OF plain
and fancy articles which the pub
lie were quick to appr. ciate and
their stock netted them suite a
nice sum which Will be used to
help pay for the improvements
which are b'ing made in their
church. The Ladies' Auxiliary is
dust q new organization in the
church, but ut this time they have
accomplished wonders and the
members are being compllmSnted
on the efficient and capable man
ner in which they have handled
the difficult problems which have
com'a UP from time TO timcl They
are arranging to hold bake sale
on next Saturday, and ask that
they receive the same gracious pa
tronage which has been given
them on formr occasions.
Christmas Tree
~ The Methodist Sunday School
will have their program and
Christmas tree at their church on
Christmas eve. At this time the
Sunday school scholars will also
recdve their treat. A good pro-
gram has been prepared for this
occasion and there will be special
music by the choir.
Excellent Program
A most excellent program was
given at the high school auditorium
the last of the week, when the
Shakespearean and Ciceronian Lit
erary societies combined to give
thttir last entertainment preceding
the holidays Tho affair showed
special merit In many ways. The
pupils were much encouraged by
the increased attendance on thu
part Of the patrons Of the school.
BY the pleased comments on this
occasion it is likely that there will
be no difficulty in getting an audi
ence for future affairs OF tho kind.
Attended Dedication
A number OF persons from here
attended the dedication services
at BarrackvEle yesterday, Tho
regular sermon by the Baptist
preacher for the congregation Mt
this place was omitted on last eve
ming as the pastor was engaged
with the dedication work. The
church at Barrackville is real
ornament to the place, and persons
who were ut tho services yester-
day spoke Of the new building as
being a very handsome structure.
Personals
4 James freeman, OF Bellaire, o.,
was tptI guest Of friends here on
Friday and Saturday Of last week.
: s. G. Arnett, who resides near
hero, has been called as a petit
juror for the next term OF court,
which will Big held at Morgantown-
Miss Leila Boor, who has been
confined to her hom9 few days
while suffering from an attack OF
tonsilitis, is able to be out again.