The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-31
FAIRVIEN Will
/. MEET GRAF TON
!. HIGH ON FRIDAY
Battle With Fairmont or
November "a Expected to
Put Team in Running.

invest Monongah aggregation last
hturday afternoon. A game has
been arranged with Jasper Cole
banks Grafton High gridlron war
riors for Friday afternoon at 3:lb
at Grafton. This would seem
lat first glance to be rather hard
hut for the locals to crack, but
coach Copp is confident OF max
ing a good showing in the game.
{ Critics Of the fall sport who saw
laSthe Fairview team in action last
Saturday afternoon are united In
1.-THE belIef that the team will he
heard fayorably from before the
( season closes.
In Gump, the husk! fullback,
Coach Copp Is said to have sec
ond Rogers in process Of develop.
SFment, who 1t Is believed, will hold
his own against any fullback in
high school circles. Quarterback
Michael is displaying the same
brand Of generalBhip that he
showed In last seasons basketball.
Many locals expressed the belief
} that Fairmont Times Sunday
z headline stating that Manning
!, ton High Earns County Title. is
too far fetched and that such a
claim can not be made until the
team which always wins this
championship in all other
branches OF sport is met, Man
ninSton may prove too strong for
Fairyiew in the locals first sea-
son, 1t Is said, but 1t cannot be
taken for granted until the con-
test is staged. 1t is believed
here. that the contest with Fair
mont on November "a will throw
new light on tho championship
claim.
Baxter Observes.
\ { Principal H. S. Rhodes Of the
S4BSxter School has announced q
Ingram for the observance OF
West Virginia Day to be staged
in that school auditorium We'd
neBday night. President W. D.
= Yost Of the board OF education,
and Superintendent I. A. Barnes
of the county schools will deliver
addresses that night. The Rev. l..
s. Tyler has consented to address
the Fairyiew patrons the same
evening in the high school audi
torium on the subject, West
Virginia and Its Possibilities. "
iMr. Tyler's ability as q public
speaker is well-known and II is
likely that a large crowd will be
out to hear him. Thursday night
of'this week Paramount produc-
ton, Something to Think About"
Will be shown In the high school
auditorium By the moving pic
tnre management.
~ Shakcspearenns Meet.
The Shakespearean> Literary
Society Of the local high school
r gave a public program in the
auditorium yesterday afternoon
and rendered a well prepared en-
Atertainment. Several musical
plumbers are said to have been
we'll rendered, but the mock facul-
tn meeting performed by members
Of the senior and junior classes
was easily the biggest hit of the
4 program. Newton Michael is
president, aud Opal Dodd, Secre-
4 lHTyt VI lilo boGIoLS'
Prominent Visitor.
David Holbert Of Plum Run, re-
ported to be the wealthIest person
IN this district, who has two chill
dren, David Jr., and Dilema, in
the local high school, was an In
terested visitor at the afternoons
program yesterday.
Night Glasses.
rs Night classes in commercial
subjects under the instruction Of
DR.. NJ. S. Harper Of the local high
school faculty have been organic
ed for Monday. Wednesday and
Friday nights. Already many
locals have taken advantage OF
the opportunities afforded and
have enrolled for bookkeeping,
stenography and penmanship.
To Morgantown.
Tho Misses Alice Eoone and
,yRuth McCombs, local high school
|2teachers, were among. those who
saw Rutgers defeat at the hands
81 ". v. U. last Saturday after
noon.
The high school moving picture
management is preparing to stage
an educational picture in the au-
dltorlum tonight which will likely
draw the largest crowd of the
season. The third serial Of the
adventure OF Sherlock Holmes
under the title, "The DEVILS
Foot" will be the principal tea'
ture. "suooky's Wild Oats" an.
other Educational picture, will be
shown as an added attraction. Tho
weekly Kinogram is shown as the
third part OF the program. AS
the admission fee has been placed
very low, 10 and Is cents, the
management believes that the
Auditorium will DO filled TO its
capacity when the show begins at
1880 o'clock.
Parents Meeting Postponed.
Because OF a Halloween party
which was staged last night In the
u. q. o. F. Hall by the Rebekah
hedge, the parents meeting which
Eas announced for last night was