The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-27
Local Pastor In Favor of
Stand Taken by The
West virginian
SPEAKS AT CHURCH
Few Church Goers in The
atreS When Visited
By Minister

In his beiore-sermon talk at the
First NJ. L. church last evening, DR..
Claude II. King, pastor Of the
church, declared himself in favor of
the stand taken by The West Fir-
ginian In the matter OF movie CEN
sorship for the local theatres by q
committee OF the Woman's club. It
was the opinion Of the speaker that
the theatre managers should take a
little advice from the "outSide" on
the nature Of tho pictures to be
shown.
After visiting all the movie
houses OF the city DR.. King declared
that church goers were in the mi
nority among tho theatre patrons
OF the city The pictures shown
here by the local movie managers
are what tho movie patrons want
and no worse than shown in many
other cities.
If the people make up their mind
to have clean pictures or no pic.
lures at all-there will be clean pic.
lures, declared the speaker. DR.,
King said be was not trying to solve
the movie problem, and that he
did not think the managers Of the
local theatres were uuscrupulous
fellows.
PaIatine Baptist Church.
a mid-winter picnic will be held
tonight at o'clock at the home or
Mrs. o. ]. Poe, Diamond street. in
the interest Of the World Wide
Guild. Sewing will be done for the
bazaar, which will be held in the
early part Of December.
NIid-week prayer service Wednes-
day night at 1880. Tho 10th chap
ter of St. Mark will be studied.
ChE6rG;Hs Hour Friday afternoon
at $3.50.
Special choir rehearsal for the
Christmas cantata Friday night at
1880.
NJ. P. Temple.
The Woman's Missionary society
will meet at the church tonight at
7:30. Mrs. James Gordon. Of Pitts
hurEh, will speak. Following Mrs.
Gordon's address there will be a So
ctal program In the Sunday school
room.
Tho Christian Icndeavor society
will have a social in the social room
of the church, tomorrow evening at
T:30.
Bible class study wednesday eve
ming at the church Mt 7:30 The
6th chapter OF St. Mark will be
studied.
First United Brethren Church.
The Cook Bible class will meet
at the church Tuesday evening at
1890. for Its monthly devotional and
social meeting
Tho Ladies' Aid society will meet
Tuesday evening at the church, at
T:20 for a devotional and business
meeting.
Prayer service wednesday eve
ming at 1880,
The Ladies' 4 i'd society will meet
at the church Thursday afternoon
at 1880 O'Clock to quilt
Choir rehearsal Friday night a.
7:3O.
Episcopal Church.
The Altar Guild met at the church
this afternoon ct 3 o'clock.
The Young Mems clHl' will meet
at the church tonight at 1880
O'Clock.
The Girls Friendly society will
meet at the rectory "Wednesday eve
ming at 1880.
First Presbyterian Church.
The McFarland chapter Of the
Westminster Guild will meet In tho
social room Of tho church tonight
at 1880 O'Clock. Mrs. James Middle
mass Of Cape Town, Africa. Will ad-
dress the guild and the Stoetzer cir
Gle.
The Sunday school board will
meet in the Sunday school room OF
the church tomorrow evening at
The Mission Study class wnl
meet in the ladies' parlor tomorrow
evening at 1880. Mrs. n. r. G.
Morrow is the teacher, and the
book, Unfinished Business In the
Presbyterian Church" Will be
studied.
The BellvIow Mission Study class
will meet tomorrow evening at
1880, at the home of Mrs. 7, A. Hun
saker.
Mid.week prayer service Wednes.
day evening at 1880.
Thursday evening tho ladies Of
the Presbyternn Legion will serve
n turkey dinner at the church from
S TO 8 O'Clock. A bazaar will be
held in connection with the dinner.
Grace lutheran Church
Morgantown continues in first
place in tho Sunday School con-
test between the two Lutheran
schools. Ou attendance has been
tho best durlnng this month in the
history Of our school, neveTthe-
less there can be much improve
ment.
Tho Christian Endeavoar soci-
ETY. began membership contest
yesterday between the young men
and women Of the church.
Tho Annual Thank-0nering SER
vice was given by the Missionary
lcentspusd on rRES 'o'-Es