The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-21
.FAIRVIEW STREETS
BEING REPAIRED.
Funeral cfSMrs, Clause Parker
toRe Held Tomorrow
Afternoon

NAIRvIEw, April 2l.-under
the personal supervision of Fair
VIEWS mayor, work has been 60
ing on for several days toward I'M
proving the street leading towards
Pumpkin Center. Mayor Barr an
notinced several days ago that as
Tar as possible all streets would
4 be gone over and put in first class
condition for the summer. The
mayor and other prominent cit-
gems are making an effort to have
all the principal streets which are
not at present improved paved
during tho summer.
81 Personals,
J w. D.. Yost and Claude Jarvis
4 were transacting business in Fair
mont yesterday.
Elias Tenant Of Falrview was
recently admitted to the Cook Hos.
pital as a medical patient.
The Rev. l.. s. Tyler attended
the lectures on Misunderstanding at
Fairmont last night.
]. G. Yost has been elected
manager of the independent base
ball team here for this season.
Gerald Carpenter will re-stage
his famous play "And the Lamp
Went Out" in the high school
auditorium tonight.
"Lahoma" Draws Crowd
y The moving picture show
I staged by the American Legion
e1ast night attracted record breaA-
ing crowd, Both pictures, "La4
homa"Gand Harold Lloyd's East
!, 6rn Westerner," were thrillers and
pleased the large audience i'm
Mensely according to reports OF
the management. These films will
be shown at Grant Town tonight.
RehearsaIs Twice Daily
Rohearsals for the op0retta, "The
Windmills OF Holland arc being
held twice daily so as to have the
d musical play In the best condition
possible for Saturday night, April
30 Miss Boehm is sparing neither
money nor energy in having this
the best staged play OF the year.
Work has been going on for thu
stage scenery and the costumes for
nearly two weeks. Practice is now
held ats o'clock in the afternoon
and at . O'clock at night. Raher-
sal However, will be staged at h
O'clock this evening IN order that
the Pitzer Orchestra. which III
giving q concert in tho high school
auditorium tonight, may have time
10 arrange the stage for It's pru-
gram at s o'clock. The pantomimic
play, "And the Lamp Went Out. +"
will be given as the first part OF
the program tonight.
Funeral Tomorrow
The funeral of Snow, wife OF
Claude Parker whose death occur
red at the Cook Hospital Wedncs-
IIday evening following an opera
ton will be held in the local N.
e. Church. tomorrow afternoon ut
sses O'Clock. The Rev. r, l.. Names
will conduct the service. Inter
nent will be made in the local
Cemetery by Undertaken Jones nf
{ Fatrmont.
sallah Chapel Sunday
The Paw Paw District Sunday
y School Association will meet at
Ballah Chapel at 9 o'clock Sunday
afternoon. This district conference
Is being held in preparation for a
county conference which will take
place in the Fairmont Y. NJ. G.
"A. on May IA. All district off,
GERS and superintendent have
been urged to DO present that plans
for Q summer campaign may be
formulated.
New Mechanic Monday
Carl Eddy, formerly OF Morgan
town, who served as n member OF
: the American expedltionary force
in Franco, has been employed by
Hamilton and McCray's garage as
chief mechanic. Mr.. Eddy. who
has been NOrking In a garage near
Huntington. will arrive here Mon.
u Gay. ......