The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-15
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Horseshoe Pitching One
Of the Big Events
Of the Day

Of the Day
The Kiwanians' second annual
picnic was held at Traction park
yesterday afternoon, and It was a
splendid AFFAIR, highly enjoyed BY
every one Of the $50 people who at.
tended, which included not only the
local membership, but visitors from
q number OF nearby city clubs
Nearly a hundred cars made up
the noisy parade that passed
through the city en-. route to the
park, headed by the Kiwants or.
chestra In the big Cadillac service
truck.
Once at the park, the sports were
soon started, yolley bali proving
one OF the leading games. Indoor
baseball came In for its share, and
later in the afternoon, Capt. Klint
put on q real game on the park dia,
mond, the players all being picked
from the home club. The horse.
shoe tournament proved the most
interesting event Of the day, and. Il
was surprising to see the bystand.
ers get so much fun out OF the ef'
forts Of the players
Lively was the winner In the
tournament defeating Feaster In
the finals.
In the first round satterfield de
feated Preston. Evans won from
Meredith. Maple was the victor
over Taylor and Moore went down
before Feaster. Fitchen lost tc
Miller. Lively vanduished Tough
Killey outclassed Nicodemus ant
Parks beat Ffantz.
In the second round Evans losl
to satterfield. Feaster was victor
over Maple. Lively won from Mil.
Ter. Kelley defeated Parks.
In the senil.finals Feaster beat
satt6rfleld and Kelley lost to
Lively.
Ben Evans Is still not satisfied
but maintains that Lively won only
the heavyweight pitching honors
and claims that the lightweight
championship is still undecided be
tween himself and Lee satterfield
The "Y" girls arrival at near the
six o'clock hour was the signal for
the big spread prepared by the Ia
dies OF the M. E. church, South, and
1t was indeed an enjoyable meal
While the diners were seated al
the big table cloths, Dan Block dis
tributed the numbers by means ioi
which the winners Of prizes were
ascertained, and a fine collection
OF prizes donated by various mer
chants OF town were distributed tc
men, women and children.
Following this, Jack Abbott. an
nouncer, directed the crowd to the
prominence just above the dance
hall TO hear the address OF D
Moses Breeze, Of Columbus, o. DR.
J. c. Broomfield introduced the
speaker, a, Scotchman CT pleasing
personality, who soon caught the
attention OF his hearers with {
couple Of clever conundrums. The
talk he gave was around the mot
to, or the interpreted title OF The
club, 1--WE Build"
The speaker declared that the
manner in which Kiwanians should
build was suggested by a city neal
his birthplace in Wales,a city foul
square, as OF old. The structure
that the Kiwanians build should be
OF four walls, the west wall beint
physical. This wall is to be bull
by proper eating, sufficient exer
else, and abstainance from things
harmful. The east wall Is the men
: tai side, and Is to be buildet
through the eye gate and the cal
gate. The north wall is the mora
side Of the building, and generos
: ity, honesty and forbearance ar
the characteristics that must be de
veloped in this side Of the struC
ture. The fourth side, and the on,
which the speaker emphasized wa
the south wall or the spiritual side
Faith, hope and charity are the vir
lures he stressed. He made a strong
plea for unadulterated American
ism, which could be attained b,
said only through the four sQuart
development Of the immigrant. HI
spoke Of the trying times thi!
country IS going through, and sait
that the World war Is not yet hal
over In spite OF official declara
lions. His address was intensel,
interesting and was loudly applaud
ed.
The event closed with the NOV
ing pictures, and at a late hour
the annual picnic was declared his
tory, and q perfect success, ant
every member silently votedN hit
thanks to the efforts OF osgood
Howard, Morgan, Henry, Rinkead
Block and all others who had made
the pleasures OF the day a posi-
bflity.
An EnglIshman has invented an
eyeless needle for surgical use.