The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-29

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H. Fl. Hawkins, Forest DeBolt, an6
&c. E. Zuspan.
Several toasts were responded tt
and an excellent menu was served
During the speechmaking Congress
| man Ben Rosenblom, who is a visi
ltor in the city, dropped in anc
made short talk Mr. Hamilton
who had been chief clerk in the pur-
chasing department is leaving today
for Muncie where he has accepted
a position with the Banner Furni
ture Co. Mrs. Hamilton and child
are there at this time visiting rela
tives and they will take up thei,
residence at once.
| To Hold Reunion.
The fifteenth annual Sheets-Hil
! picnic will be held at Morgan's
Grove near Smithfield, Pa, on Au.
gust S. The grove is an idea
place for an outing and is only
one-half mile from Out Crop Sta
ton where all trains stop. It Il
on the Point Marion Highway anC
a large number will motor there
Special Invitations have been is.
sue to Sunday schools of Western
| Pennsylvania West Virginia, Mary
land and Ohio to participate. Good
| speaking, ball games and other
/ ADJUSTMENTS VIII be provided fol
the entertainment OF the pfcnicers
! Surprise Party.
Miss Olive Gump was hostess
to a number offriends last even
ing at her home at Fairview, the
event having been arranged as a
surprise for her sister, Mrs. Ret1
Simpson and to celebrate. the
| fourty--fourth anniversary Of the
honor guests birth. The after.
noon was spent with games and
music and refreshments were
served. Those present were:
| Mrs. Roy Lem1ey. Mrs. Mae LIE
Masters, Mrs. Orie Master, Mrs
Russell Steele, Mrs. Wesley futile
Mrs. Dewey Lemley, Mrs. Malone
Lemley, Mrs. Hilman futile, Mrs
Lydia Fox, Mrs. Biggs Steele, mrs
EN- erson futile, the Misses Grace
Fordyce. Mary Fordyce, Rebecca
Fordyce, Nellie Tenant, Goldie
Lillian Myers, June Steel, Lydia
futile, Lonnie 4Tuttle, Ellen futile
Geraldine Tenant. Ray futile
Kathleen Lem1ey, Morris Lemley
Rex futile, Homer Simpson, Har.
ry Lancaster, Rett Simpson, Mr.
and Mrs. Elihu Park. Mrs. Simp-
son has resided the greater part
of her life in West Virginia, al
though her native home was IL
Wayne County, Iowa.
From Camp.
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MT. and Mrs. J. L. Hall of this
daughter of Mrs. J. w. Jackson of
New Philadelphia, Ohio, returned
here yesterday from Paoli, Pa,
where they had been at Camp Gill
fllanI girls camp in the noun
tains. Miss jackson will remain
in here for visit with her grand
mother, Mrs. Margaret Mont
gomery before returning home.
Antioch Picnic
The Missionary Society and the
Friendship Glass of the Southern
NJ. E. Church was delightfully."- en-
tertained on Thursday at the sum
mer camp of Mrs. Robert Talbot
on the Valley River. The party
n1otorcd to the camp in the morn
ing and at o'clock lunch was serv.
ed. Swimming, boating and bath
ing occupied the hours of the after
noon and in the evening others
Joined the party and supper was
served. Sixty five guests were de
lightfully entertained by Mrs. Tai
bolt who was assisted in dispen-
sing the Inequalities by her
daughter, Miss Agnes Talbot.
Birthday Party
I A delightful birthday party was
given to honor Miss Esther Mer
rill at the home of her parents MT
and Mrs G. S. Merrill on Naomi
street in celebration Of the sixth
anniversary Of her birth. A de
lightful afternoon was spent with
games and music and refreshme nts
were served. Those present were:
Maxine Able. Betty Wilson, Ger.
aldine Hall. GERALDINE Yost, Fern
Yost, Annabelle Yost, Clarice Hail.
Beulah Hall, Elofse Hall, Esther
Merrill, Arizona Hayhurst. HlYy
Merrill. Florence Hayhurst, Vir-
ginia Mortified, Mrs Anna Mer.
rell, Mr. and Mrs. G.. w. Mer-
rill. Mrs w. D. Hayhurst.
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Legion to Dance
Fairmont Post No. II American
Legion has announced a series OF
dances to be held during the next
few weeks. the first Of which will
,be held at Ravine Park pavilion
on Thursday. August 8. Jimmy
] ohnson's reorganized Famous
Players of Brownsville, Pa, will
furnish the music. The orchestra
carries a high class vaudeville
singer with it. Invitations will be
issued at once and though the in
vitation will be general the dance
committee reserves the right to
bar nyone who might not be de-
|. sirable. It is planned to conduct
the dances on high class order.
The price will be 50 per couple.
For Mrs. Watkins
"A reunion of the r. F. Hughes
family was held at the residence
of Paul Hughes Watkins at Wat