The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-05

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number or finass presentaasa and the
evening passed merrill refresh
mantsS being served thee uestsSat5a
suitable hour Those present we're
Mr.#and MIS- Clyde Yincent, MT Ne.
and Mrs. Ezra keener, MI and;
Mrs Howard Vincent. Mr. and
M ernest Carpenter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Johnson Mr.. and
ME-. James Carpenter. Mrs Col
Inns, the Misses Virginia Carpenter
Cav Vincent, Madaline Huey, Viz
ginia and Helen Johnson, Sallie
stewart, Margaret Collins. Virginia
jenkins, Messrs Roy and Vernon
Huey. Lonnie Vincent. Tom Stew
art. Harry Stewart, MI. and Mrs.
Ray Sargent.
At a meeting of the members
az the Evergreen Sunday School
Class OF the NJ. e. Church South,
which vas held at the home OF the
teacher, Mrs. Daniel Grice. on
Thursday evening. an election of
class Office re- was held with the
following results: President. Ruth,
Hamrick; vice president, Doris
Huffman; secretary. Ruby Laman:
assistant secretary. Virginia
Brown; treasurer, Mary Hamrick;;
pianist, Gertrude Wilson. After
the business Of the class was con-
.cluded, the girls spent pleasant
social hour and were treated to
apples. Those present were Helen
Bowman, Ruth Hamr.ck, Mary
SDaujack, Doris Huffman, Pansy
sShumaker Fran els Grice and Mary
Hamrick.
Miss Huffman Suffers Relapse n
Miss Mary Huffm an, who has
been surgical patient for the last
two weeks, suffered relapse the,
first of the week and for time
seemed to be in very serious con
dition., At this time, however. she
seems to be again improving. but
it will be necessary for her to re-
main at the hospital for several
days yet. #
Sundays Services
The following services will be
held at the M E. Church South
next Sunday. Sunday school at 10
a. M, George Hamrick, superin-
tendcnt; preaching at IL a. M.
with sermon by the Rev. y. w.
Richards; Junior Epworth League
at $500 p. M; Senior Epworth
League at $50 p. M, Miss Bea-
trice Nicholson, leader; public
worship at 1880 in charge OF the
Young Mems Evangelistic Club.
Services, at Monumental
The evange1istic services which
are being held at Monumental
Church are moving along nicely.
The Rev G. F.. Thomas, pastor Of
the local M. E. Church South, is
conducting the services jointly
with Rev. I. S. Tyler OF the NJ. =.
Church South of Fairview. The
meetings are being well attended,
and much interest is being shown
in the personal work Of the
church.
( Attend Funeral
Mr.. and Mrs Ezra Keener Were
at Colfax last Sunday, where they
went to be present at the funeral
of Mrs. Matte Caldwell.
The members Of the local lodge
of Knights of Pythias will hold
their regular business meeting
next Tuesday evening. AS there is
much business to be adjusted at
this time, it is necessary that all
members be present, it is said.
To Transfer To Fair1nont
Vii The RjveSyi11e EDegree of Honor
pro+ac+iva Assoc;.+ ;on .wh;ch was
are o.uisl heTa e aame line a1. is
con,hin;ne uS;+b tic E,irmont
oEder All members will he trans
feTrad ~ the Fairmont hranch IN
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= Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Rannie Merrill and
hnma in a;gb1aWns Uh;ch t,,ev
5recentlv nurchased from Ezra
ISoaner NJ hi
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swiehar were ruests at The home
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SUNDAY ',''s
Tha li++1a d,n.h+ar of NJ and
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