The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-27
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Eighth Grade Entertained

Eighth Grade Entertained
lbe pupils OF the eighth grade
taught by ]. W. Downs, entertain.
3Scd the grade faculty and several
Invited friends in q delightful
hianner, Thursday evening III the
school building. Games OF Various
Kinds we're enjoyed and dur!as
tin evening fne eats wero served
: III avery tempting manner. EYory
QUE had good time.
Double Header Friday
Few more basketball games
WI be played here this season, SO
Everybody will so 10 the High
school gym Friday night and sec
the Warrington high school boys
tam play the local high boys.
The Warrington high girls team
VIII also play tho local girls.
Sawyers.Tennant
4Jphn X. Sawyers, Jr., OF Mary
Vile. Mo- and Miss Lura Margar-
81 rennant Of .Spragg, Pa, were
united in marriage at Fairmont
Saturday by Rev. H, G. Stoetzer.
pastor OF the First Presbyterian
chRrch, The ring ceremony was
uaSds Mrs. Sawyers ia q very
popular teacher In tho local high
School, and is also the girls bas-
katball coach. Mr.. Sawyers is
also Q member Of the high school
faculty aud the, boys athletic
coach. After tho ceremony, which
was witnessed by a few close
friends, they went to Clarksburg
for q short visit. They will take
up their residence here in rooms
Of Mrs. l., ]. Deck until the close
OF the school. Both bride aud
groom have wide circle Of
trends here,
s To Tournament
a large number OF basketball
fans from here were In Fairmont
Friday and Saturday to SEQ the
MononEshela Valley tournament.
Although Farmingtoh boys lost
7their first game TO Fairyiew by a
two point margin they save both
the FalrNcw team aud fans u
Suod scare.
A Few OF the Sick
Mrs. j, II. Coleman Is recover
ing from a recent illness.
Mrs, John W, Mercer OF James
Fork is very sick at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs Charles e.
Morgan, here.
Ilarlep Fletcher, a local bar
her, Is confined to his home with
inhNenza.
Mrs. a. G. Edinser has been
very sick for several days with
grippe,
tDals Cole, a student at the
attmont State Normal school is
onfned. to his home here BY Ill.
tess.
Harold little son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Howard Dawson, who has
been dangerously Ill with pucu-
MONA, Is reported better.
Miss Ford Hostess
Miss Christine Ford entertain
ned the members OF Gods Workers
ciass OF the Southern Methodist
Sunday school in a pleasant man
ner at her home at Cunningham
I station Saturday afternoon. A
llTety pleasant evening was spent
by the young folks and refresh
lnSants were served. The place Of
holding the next meeting was not
decided upon.
Home From Pittsburgh
Miss Mary Murphy has return
ed home from a few days visit
With friends in Pittsburgh.
Personals
Mrs. obie Rymer Of Manning
ton was here Friday to see her
mother, Mrs. ]. W. Mercer, who IL
very sick.
Mrs. ". NJ. Daley of Hundred
was called to the home OF Mr.,
and Mrs. William Renner by the
fitlnass of.her little grandson.
G. p. Morgan and G.. A. Flem-
ingsw business visitors in Fair
mont Saturday.
Miss Murlel Osborne spent the
week end at her homo on Moody's
run.
Or, Il. W. Burnett Of Barracks.
Vile, Fred and Miss AIDA Burnett
OF ShiunEton, and Earnest Bur-
nett OF Warrington spent Sunday
kEhere with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs: s. q. Burnett.
Miss Myrtle Michael Of GIlhoa
wks calling on frlcnds here satur.
day.
M. and Mrs. Sterling 4Rtce; Of
Downs were visiting friends here
Sunday.
Mrs. Leo Morsap and children
were Visiting her parents. Mfr. and
Mrs. Cleon Brand on Plum Run
Sunday.
James W. Downs Nof Edsemont
was visiting HIS sister, Mrs. Will
Downs, here Sunday.
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