The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-04
POPULAR COUPLE
MARRIE|..l|.Sy|lNDAY
Ceremony at Parsonage
Suids . ening Silver
Wedding at Home

tAAtA4a4NAtANyt e1Nht IL LII 9hA
affs. Thonias a. Hunsaker Of Bell.
view asents federated their
twenty. fiftb wedding anniversary
on Monday evening q tits week in
g yers delightful manner. The
quests were mostly relatives Of the
popular couple, a few close friends
also being included In the invita-
tons Nj and Mrs. Fred Hum
aaker whose mJ.rriase vas recent
~ snn6nhced shared honors with
the older couple. The beautiful
Hunsakef home was made more
attractive by decorations OF
holiday nature which were used
generously throughout the rootis.
A musical program was q plea ant
feature Of the evening. Before her
marriage, Mrs. Hunsaker was
Miss Elizabeth Vandergrift, men,
her Of d prominent Fairmont fam
ily. Nj. and Mrs. Hunsakef have
iiSed ii BellTiew most Of their
lives and last year built what is
considered one Of the finest homes
Ia this section Of the city. They
IRE among the best loved OF Bell
view residents and are the parents
az Robert and Mildred Hunsaker.
ongfa ti1ati61s are extended them
" their hosts Of friends.
Local Girl Wees
very pretty wedding occurred
at The residence OF. the officiating
minister Rev. g. +. Eddy on
Sunday evening, when Miss Nellie
Afnett attractive daughter OF
Nefa Arnett Of Pennsylvania ave
4sda was united in marriage with
william L. Carlow. The contract
Inf PARTIES were accompanied to
tHa parsonage by Misses Carrie
sell Straight and Anna Watson,
MessFs. Ross Musgrave and Earl
l4ay1isn. Mr.. Carlow is an EN-
r,ioy6 OF tie B & D. Railfoad
company and the happy couple
viii Of once take up their resi-
lence Ia Bellyiew
Senior ladies' Entertained
One 81 the incest social events
dt tie holiday season was given
at tile home OF Mr.. and Mrs. G.
o. Parker on last Friday evening,
aae1 the members Of the Ladies'
Senior Blble class were entertarl-
ed Ii most delightful manner.
The Parker home was made heau-
tiful for the occasion by Christ.
mas decoration OF tasteful de-
sign Mr.. and Mrs. Parker were
assisted ditfihg the evening by
their two daughters, Mrs. Joseph
Wright and Mrs. Lorraine Gainor.
Ne class had business meeting,
during Which an election Of off
sss.efs were held !. /. Mrs. Rose Parker
WAS made president Mrs. julia
rutherford, secretary, and Mrs.
Suna pfcSens, treFlsurer. Flower
Committee, Mrs. George Stevens;
AIRS; Madge Carroll and Miss Jen.
ME Camel, Sick committee, Mrs.
Catherine 11ayrnan, Mrs. F. E.
Mortified. Mrs J.. ". Ballard
and Mrs, Harry Moore. After the
business was disposed OF a ,delightI,
ful social time was enjoyed By
Tie class Games and contests
we're the diversions. Mrs! ]. W.
Ballard vas given 8 prize OF a
box Of candy for making the best
drawing of a pig while bllndfoIded.
Betofe adjournifg very tempting
refreshments were served the
quests Tho following persons
We're in attendance Rev. and Mrs.
III a Meredith Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII faynnan. Mrs Anna Piekihs
Mrs. s. w. Rutherford. Mrs.
: George Stevens, Mrs Margaret
Ammons, Mrs. y. W. Ballard Mrs.
r. Carroll, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lorraine Gainor, Mrs. G. e. Ma
Aaffey Mrs. Harry Moore, Mrs.
NeIlio schoudt Mrs. Catherine
Layman Mrs. Marian Mcdaniel,
Mrs Rose Parker, Mrs. Grace
Glasscock, Mrs. Nola Yost, Mrs.
Z Reilt HOFFMAN. Mrs. Clarence
Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wright
and Mrs James Ice.
Revival Services
"a series OF revival services are
lheing held at the Highland avenue
M y. church By the regular pas.
tor Rev. T. g. Meredith. The
meetings were begun on Sunday
evening. Services every evening
mt 1880. Come out and do your
TART TO make this revival sue.
cess.
Church Entertainment
q Tho entertainment given at the
Highland avenue church on Satur-
day evening was fairly we'll at
tended and the. unique program
which was given was very much
& enjoyed. Tho proceeds realized
from the affair Will be used 10
buy additional equipment for the
Sunday school. Another affair Of
the kind will probably be held at.
ter the close Of the sertes OF re-
xfYa1 meetings.
IS Attended Funeral
Mr.. and Mrs. David sapp and
Mrs. Roy Sapp and children, Cecil
Sapp and the Misses Agnes and
ada itapp we're at Pennington on
last Sunday where they we're call.
ed TO be present at the funeral OF
tbs tormeres sister. Mrs. Moilie
Curtis. The services were held a.
the home OF Michael Book with in.
terment following in nearby
cemetery,
Contest Closed
The contest between the mem
bers OF the mems and women's
Bfhle classes was brought to
case on last Sunday morning, with
the women holding honors OF the