The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-23

movies last night Several Uf the
chafaeterB OF the piay5weresreeoEs
nized by those who saw the home
talent performances Of the High.
School Dramatic club two years
ago. The attraction for next We'd
nesday evening Is "The Copper
head" featuring Lionel Barry
more.
The -Four Hundred Club
The members Of the -Four Hun
dred Club, a local Organization,
entertained their friends Tuesday
evening with a banquet, followed
By the regular after-dinner pro-
gram, DR.. James A. Reidy serv-
Ing as toast-master. A most In
teresting evening was spent By all
present.
Senior Class Play
The senior class, or better
known as the John D. Anthony
Class Of the local high school, has
already commenced work on its
annual class play, Eat the End OF
the Rainbow" Is the play that has
been selected, and all indications
point to the usual high class per-
Torrance. The play will be given
during commencement week.
Move 10 Baxter
Walter Davis and family moved
today to their new home at Bax-
ter, where Mr.. Davis will assume
his new duties as superintendent.
Basketball Season
Although the regular high
school basketball season Is over,
opportunity will still be afforded
the fans to witness a few more
contests. Ridgley's Cubs, the
local star independent organiza.
ton, who have been defeated but
once In two years, and then only
by the fest Fairmont Normal out.
ut, have a few more games lined.
up, and they will be seen in action
shortly. A new team has also
been formed. consisting Of Swish
er and Hartrick of the Cubs, Davia
and Pickus Of the high school
five, and SIlverman, the star guard
OF the Judean club. This team
has been getting in some stiff
! practice lately, and has already
scheduled games for the latter
part of this week and the first Of
next.
District Meeting
Little interest was shown by the
Grant District voters at the meet
Ing held at the Monongah school
house last evening for the purpose
OF interesting the people in the
bond issue and the consolidation
of schools. About fifteen people
! were present besides the speakers.
However, interesting speeches
we're made by Superintendent |.
a. Barnes Of Fairmont and Melvin
Stewart Of Charleston.
Delegates TO Shinnston
Mrs. Clarence siggIns and Mrs.
Vim. Kerns will go to Shinnston
Friday as delegates from the
Black Diamond temple at the con
vention of the Pythian sisters,
which is to be held Friday.
Personals
junior Lesson was slightly in
jured yesterday by a runaway
horse while at work in the mines.
Fred Lambert, who has been i'll
at the home OF his parents in
Lambert street is able to be out.
Mrs. Margaret Grace is i'll at
her home in Monongah.
Joe Fuccy went to Weston to-
day to attend the funeral Of His
cousin, Joseph Fuccy. whose death
took place last Sunday in Grafton:
Mrs. Guy GaskIns was visiting
friends in Fairmont Wednesday,
Emmett Swisher Of Fairmont
was a business visitor in Monon-
gah last evening.
D.. W. Grove and daughter, Mrs.
H. NJ. Meredith, were called TO
Morgantown today by the illness
Of John Durett, a brother-in-law
Of Mr.. Groves and an uncle Of Mrs.
Meredith.
FRANK Vtngle OF Thoburn has
left for Portsmouth. Va. to be-
come a member Of the baseball
team Of that city.
Miss frankie Hall went 10
Gypsy yesterday to visit some
friends.
Mrs. X. c. Currey was shopping
IN Fairmont today.