The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-22
SCHOOL
WILL GRADUATE TEN
Commencement Exercises to
Be Held Other Enterprise
News Of Interest

ENTERPRISE, April q. = Ten
Students will be graduated at the
commencement exercises OF the 10
cal grade schools this year. Enter.
prise schools have made excellent
progress this year. and members
Of the school faculty are much
pleased with the work OF the pros.
pective graduates, which is com
posed Of Lena Rockwell. Carrie
Wharton, Francis Tetrick, Mary
Harrison, Edna yanMeter, Dorothy
Ice, GeneYieve Conner, Francis
McDougal, John Ice and Philip
Griffin.
Intelligence Test.
The pupils in the upper grades
Of the local school were given IN
intelligence test this week, and ara
reported by their teachers as hay.
ing made a remarkably good show.
ing along these lines.
Donation Party.
The members Of the local congre.
cation Of the U. B. Church visited
the home Of their pastor, the Rev.
J. G. yanscoy. who resides at
Shinnston, and took with them a
donation OF provisions Of various
kinds. After the donation was pre-.
sented the pastor and his wife each
thanked the visiting party, after
which the evening was spent in an
informal social manner. Refresh.
ments which the visitors had
brought with them were served tho
party. Mrs. W. R. Robey and Mrs.
Malley S~atterfield acted as hos.
tesses for the occasion.
Davis Funeral.
The funeral Of Mrs. Ethel Nc.
Tntire Davis. whose death occurred
on Monday of this week, was helt
from the NJ. E. Church OF Enter.
prise on Friday Afternoon at 3
O'Clock. Mrs. Davis is survived by
her husband and twelve children,
one Of whom Is a little daughter
who was born to the mother a few
days previous to her death. He:
mother, Mrs. John McTntire, and
two brothers, James and Emory Nc
Intire, also survive.
Move to Farm.
o. Gillum, who was recently a
resident Of the Killarm section, has
moved his family and household
goods to a farm near holly juno
tion.
Boys Strike Storm Country.
Letters received by home folks
from the party Of young men who
left here several days ago by auto
mobile. en- route for Oklahoma,
state that the boys reached Casey.
Ill.,, in time to get the brunt OF the
recent storms which have prevailed
in the Western states. They state
that the town Of Casey was waist
deep in water and that there had
been several fatalities as the result
OF weather conditions.
Entertain Dinner Guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Henry anil
the Misses Anna Rowand and Vel.
ma Hardesty were entertained as
Easter dinner guests at the home
OF MI. and Mrs. ]. Walker Saunders
on last Sunday.
Leaving Enterprise.
Tho family Of 0rvnl Harrison
moved from here the first OF the
week to a new home in Pennington,
where Mr.. Harrison recently pur-
chased a drug store.
From Cincinnati.
Emory McIntire Is spending a
few days at the home of his moth.
or, Mrs. Joan McIntire, having been
called here by the death OF his
sister, Mrs. Ethel Davis.
Personals.
Miss Mary Hess, who teaches In
the Haywood schools, was the
guest OF Miss Violet Mason at tho
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. War.
field on Monday.
Miss Harriet Martin was a week.
end visitor with friends in Clarks.
burg.
Miss Eta Deyoe has been con-
fined to her home the past few
days, suffering from an abscessed
ear.
Mrs. Sarah Watson and son Har.
~ wore at Long Run Sunday to at.
tend church services and were en-
tertained at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. David Ogden as dinner guests.
Miss Norah Higginbotham was a
business visitor in Shinnston Wed.
neSday.
Miss Ina Bryner left yesterday