The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-13
FAIRVIEW ALUMNI
. WILL STAGE PLAY
Meeting of Parent Teache,s'
Association viii Be
Held TOnights

FAIRvIEw. Nov. l3-An-
nouncement was made last even
Ing that the FnIrvlew High
School alumni were preparing 10
stage q home talent play come
time in February. Gerald CarpeuA
ter. president or the ASSOCIATION,
Is writing members Of the organI-
Isuon ana assigning the parts
Alumni OF the school who are III
ferested IN this WORK have Desn
requested TO get IN touch with
Ar. Carpenter Immediately.
Wilson better
Abe Wilson. who for three
years mas Deep the nam stay il
niEn school athletics locally, IL
reported rs recovering very slow
Is from a severe attack OF typhoid
lever when began IN early
August. Yesterday he was allowed
10 sit up Tor fifteen minutes alS
his DnysicIAu believes inat ne vii:
be able 10 enter school again D.
the middle OF december. II is De-
lieYed that he will De aOle ~ par
tioipate In basketball In time u
take part In the Monongahela
Valley tournament In February.
Parents'-Ieachers' Meeting
Announcement has been made
that the PRrents'-Teachers' AS
ISOLATION OF the local school will
meet tonight IN the high school
auditorium. A program has beeh
arranged by President W b
Coontz which will be given 6egia-
ming at 1880 O'clock. The pro.
Ersm is as follows: Song, Amer
e; welcome address, ". h.
Coontz; purpose OF the Meet
Ing," Z. G. Justin; plano solo,
Miss Alice Noone; Modem
School Needs" DR.. e. Il. Millet
what the Teacher Can Expect
From the Parent" o. G. Tenant,
election OF officers and solo By
Miss Pauline Borgess..
y at Grant Town
A. Ammons substitute teacher
Cor Paw Paw District schools, 10
teaching today at Grant Town tor
Miss Clara Wilson. who was ~.
Gently elected county superlnTsu.
dent Of schools for Marion Coun-
y. Miss Ruth MeCombs, teacher
OF English in the local hIga
school, left this morning Tor
Philippl where she Was called by
the serious Illness and death OF
her slstOr.
A large number OF local fans
saw East Side and Falrmont Hisk
football teams battle to q scoreless
tie last Saturday at South SIns
Park, Il is believed that the whole
town will be present when Fair
view and Falrmont meet HoTsh-
Der "a at Eairmo1t.
MrS. Russell Wilson IL very ID
at her home on Cedar street.
Miss Willard Sleeth Of Hoods
Vile was visiting Miss Resale
CrisS the weekend.
Mystery Picture Tomorrow
Local moving picture tans VIII
be treated to an unusuRl~show IL
morrow night In the high schoOi
auditorium when three distinct
shows have been adyeruseu " AZ
admission price OF one. The Al
ventures o. Sherlock Holmes" viii
be the principal picture while :
weekly kinogram and a two reef
comedy will complete the pr0s
gram. Notice has been given that
the Fairview High School football
team will be admitted free -
we'll as children under 8 years
old. Much interest is already be-
shows, and It is believed that q
shows, an dit is believed tiiEs 3
large crowd will be present HaGn
the show starts tomorrow night Is
1880 o'clock.
Sheik Sands
shelk Sands. a native East In
dian, gave an interesting address
IN the First N. z. Church yester-
day morning abopt conditions In
India today. A large crowd was
present 70 hear him.