The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-11
SERVICES
TO.BEGONTINUED
Rev. Maness Speaks at
Fairview Meeting
Last Night


last nights union revival service
The subject Of the discourse was
Helping Others" He took for his
text, "seek ye the Lord while he
may be found" which Is found In
the 18th chapter Of Isaiah.
The sermon was timely and eff
tective: his illustrations were
clear aud TO the point; he pointed
out that the greatest service OF the
christian was in helping others. II
was a call to the church to go on:
and seek souls for Christ and by
doing so they W ould be helped
themselves. The earnetness OF the
address and the sincerity OF the
appeal was felt and seven young
people enlisted under the banner
OF Christ.
The singing OF the choir was an
important feature OF the service
especially that OF the junior choir
who sang two old time hymns with
an earnestness and enthusiast that
was contagious. The special mum
Der, the duet by Mrs. Tyler and
Miss Gladys Compton, was well rem
dered and was highly appiauded.
There will be no services tonight
because a lyceum number, which
Is being staged by the local school,
will be given In the church audi
forum. Sunday afternoon, Rev, T
B. Lawler will deliver an address
to men only on the subject, knight
hood OF the Twentieth Century"
This promises to be an interesting
and instructive sermon and no
doubt will be largely attended.
The revival will continue next
week with perhaps the largest at
tendance In the history OF the local
churches. The high school will
send delegation to the church on
Wednesday night. On Tuesday night
a delegation from Fairmont will be
present. and Thursday night the
grads children will go in a body.
Moving Picture Show.
The local high school will stage
a moving picture show in the school
auditorium next Saturday night
The film to be shown will be I'm
the Heart Of Maryland" This is
the second show to be staged in the
last month and II the first crowd
can be taken to be any indication
Of the size OF the second, standing
room only will be available.
Work on Apartments.
Work on the Hamilton apart
ments Is again in progress after
several weeks delay, due TO in
clemency OF the weather. Work
was hIndered somewhat because Of
extra work which has been done
on the Dakota school building. The
last building will be completed
Monday, according to information
given out by J. Y. Hamilton, pres''
dent OF the Marion Construction
company.
Season Closed.
Fairview high school basketball
team closed its season at home last
evening by defeating the Buckhan'
non aggregation by 1928 score,
This makes the record OF the team
look rather imposing for the sea
son, winning "a out OF 26 games
played. Perhaps, no other team in
the state will enter the tourney at
Buckhannon with such an enViable
record. Garrett and Smith, both o!
Wesleyan, handled the game by
turns in a very satisfactory man
ner.
Program Tonight.
The third attraction on the Rcd
path lyceum course will be given
in the NJ. E. church tonight begin
ming at 8 o'clock. This program
promises to be the best OF the year
as Charles Ross Taggart, who will
render the program, Is highly rec
commended as an artist in music
The attraction will not be wholly
musical one,-Mr. Taggart Is
known as a musical humorist and
will chat with his audiences In such
way that will delight and make
the evening an enjoyable one. II
is said that "he pokes fun into his
music and music into his fun
That a large crowd will be presen'
to hear him Is a certainty because
already more than 800 tickets have
been sold for the event.
X. Of P. Banques.
The Knights Of Pythias gave 6
banquet in their hall In Main street
iast night, and along with an ele
CANT repast many fine speeches were
delivered and an excellent musica
program rendered. W. ". Bowman
again demonstrated his ability tC
arrange palatable dishes, More
than one hundred persons were
present and spent a delightful eve
ming.
Personals.
Mrs. Harry Luton Is very III al
this time. suffering from an attack
OF the pneumonia fever.
Robert Davis is suffering from
an enlargement OF the heart. Mr.
Davis, who is so years OF age, has
had very delicate health for the
past year and now his physician
holds out little encouragement fol
his recovery.
Thomas Hall, banker OF Buck
harmon, accompanied the high
school team to this town last eve.
ming to witness the clash in basket
ball on the local floor.
Newt" Michael, who has beer
very III the past two days and who
was unable to take part In the bias
ketball game last night, Is slowly
improving and will likely be In con
dition for the tournament at Buck
harmon next week.
Mrs. ]. F.. Copp, who has Seen Il
for several days, Is improving rap
idly.
! i,eslIa Tennant and Delbert pit