The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-15
SUNRISE SERVICE AT
SHINNST0N-PLANNED
Easter to Be Observed in All
churchs With Appropri-
ate Programs

"a sunrise service at 3
o'clock tomorrow morning by the.
members Of the Epworth League.
Of the NJ. e. Church. Breakfast
will be served in the church base.
ment following the services OF the.
league.
Other services will be as fol-
Baptist Church
There will be Sunday School at
the Baptist Church at the usual
hour Of 10 a. m. tomorrow
Preaching service will follow I'M
med!ately after. There will also be.
preaching service at 1880 D. m,
Both sermons will be by the reEu-,
lar pastor.
NJ. E: Church
AT 6 o'clock Sunday morning the
members OF the Epworth League.
will hold a sunrise service. Fol-
lowing the service. breakfast will
be served in the church basement,
and the party will remain for the
later morning %devotions. Sunday
school will be at, the usual hour.
There will also be a sermon at II.
Up. m. A splendid Easter program
will be given in connection with
1.-THE evening service.
Christian Church
The congregation Of the Chris.
ton Church will hold Bible study
at tho usual hour, followed by a.
Communion service. This congre-
CATION have also prepared a SUIT
able Easter program. The new
minister of this church is expect
ed to be here to hold services In
the first Sunday OF May.
To Open Store
At the auction salelof the assets
OF K. Joseph and brother, which
was held on last Saturday, the
entire stock of goods and also the
business, fixtures and dwelling
house were taken over by Scislne
Petres. Mr.. Petres expects to re-
open the merchandise establish
ment In a few days.
Patient Home
Hayward Goodwin has returned
home from Clarksburg where he
had been for soma time. while I'M
dergolng an operation for 'appendi-
cltis. He Is recovering nicely.
Now Home
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bartlett.
who recently purchased the Cum
ningham property near here. NOV
ed from Haywood to their new
home the first OF the week.
Reads Paper
Miss Laura Justice, public health
service nurse OF this district, was
at Clarksburg this week where she
attended the state convention OF
hospital graduates, before whom
she read an interesting paper on
Industrial nursing.
Viropa to have Playground
The village OF Viropa Is planning
for a modern playground this sum-
mer. The work OF having the
equipment ordered and installed
has been undertaken By the wo-.
mems, Club Of the district, and all
kinds Of amusements found at a
modern playground will be provid-
ed for the little folk.
Medical Patient
S. A. Elliot OF Shinns' Run who
has been a medical patient In II
Clarksburg hospital for several
days, has returned home and seems
to be much improved.
Returns to Duties
Miss Nina Shreve, who recently
underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis at the st. Mary's Hospital
in Clarksburg. Is making a salts
factory recovery and will soon as
sumo her duties as individual
bookkeeper In the First National
Bank Of S%hinnston.
Ladies' Aid Entertained
Mrs. Lawrence Nay and Mrs.
Byrl Wyer were hostesses 10 the
members OF the Ladies' Aid Society
at the NJ. P. Church on Thursday
There was a regular business SEES
sion after which a social hour fol-
lowed, and refreshments were
served 10 the guests who were
Mesdames Polly Lynch, Mollle
Tucker, Il. l.. Lynch, L. V. Board,
Willie Rinehart, George Wiser,
Joseph Bolman, Homer Nicholas,
George Shumaker. Claude Short,
c. A. Short, II. B. Lucas, L. G.
Pfouts, Beryl Wyer, Lawrence
Nay, Clara Sellers Of Fairmont,
| Miss Clarice Martin. Mrs. Vivian
Board, Mrs. j. R. Satterield, Mrs.
Mary Isabel Shumaker, Mrs. Ger
aid S~atterAeld, and Mrs. Marjorie
Lee Wyer.
Sunday Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Finlayson
had as their guests at a prettlly
appointed 12A O'Clock dinner on
last Sunday, Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred
Sturm and Mr.. and Mrs. Bud
sturtn.
FELLOWSHIP Sale
The members OF the NJ. P. Aid
Society had a very successful pill
low slip sale yesterday afternoon
and evening. Some thirty pairs OF
hand embroidered and appltqued
pillow slips were disposed OF in a
short time. They also served a
chicken supper at the church base
ment from &c p. m. till s D. M.
This also was we'll patronized, and
a very nice sum was added to the
treasury OF the organization.
Prize Winners
The following prizes we're won
by the contestants at the dollar
day sale which was held last week
at the swiger jewelry store; 4ield.
glasses, Miss Mary Sturm; gold
wrist watch, Miss Ruth Webb; cut
glass water set, Perry Heftu of
viropa.
Personals
Mrs. John Pool and Miss Fran
els shtnn spent Sunday with rela-