The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-27
BARNES TO SPEAK
AT BASNE.TT SVILLE
County School Superintendent
to Preach on America
First Sunday.

First Sunday.
&. s$FAIRyIEW, June 27.-The Rev.
yy1s5 - Barnes, superintendent OF
VI kchools OF Marion County, will de-
!SlIiyer a sermon in the ST. j ohn'S NJ.
81 e. Church at Basnettsville Sunday
3 morning at 1880. He viii speak on
the subject. America First. Mr.
Barnes ability as a pulpit orator
aa; Isl well known here, and it is Kelly
sS5thatsa large crowd will be present
for& the address. The Rev. R. l..
8 Names, pastor of the church, will
not be present because OF MS al
EN- tendance at the tri-state camp meet
sss ing at Mountain Lake Park, Md. at
that tine. w. S. Swiger will be IN
2charge Of the program which VIII
precedei the address by Mr. Barnes.
Personals
erred Bradley OF Fairmont was
transacting business in FalrT1e"
evening
. The Rev. r. L. Maness and fam
PLY will leave for a ten days camp
meeting at Mountain Lake Park, to-
morrow.
9Th cost per guarantor for the
-.Radcliffe Chautauqua, In addltloh
zs to the regular season ticket, was
$40, the total deficit be ng STD
hurley Toothman was transact
ling business in Fairmont yester'
4: day
park Weaver, an employe of the
~ Iewis Gas Co., at Weston. was Wis
55s8it.ng his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
I, nj Weaver in Washington street,
5aES6nda Vs.
55s73:sMrs. w. s. swiger has been en-
pioyed as telephone operator dur
ing the absence of Miss Jessie wa
t tiers.
R eason A.. Marion A, and son
Draper have completed the paint
ing of Mrs. Frances Amos resi-
I'd snce on Washington street.
Ei1um Gunp, who recently under
went an operation in the Cooks
Hos pital in Fairmont for nervous
ness, is improv ng very slowly. =
, ISIS Cecilia Hought of klondEke
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank
~ VI Yost, thu week.
Nv H Toothman and wife Nere
Visiting the formers parents. Mr.
s55and Mrs. Coleman Toothman, last
miss Mary Leveirc has obtained
enploynlent in the Falrview Sup
ply Company store
Mrs. IL llian Batson of Tairmont
was a Fairview visitor last Sunday.
Carl Gede1l of Grant Towls was
tlansacting business in FalcvlcW
vest erday.
c. Tenant, principal OF the
local school, is employed in the
First National Bank as bookkeeper
during the absence of W. H.
Il &c n mi |
ssthe Pacific Coast
Miss Jesse Waters who has been
very i'll at her home on Merchant
street for two or more weeks. is
Improving rapidly and will soon be
able for her. duties as local tele-
phone operator.
for the Chautauqua pa
rad e: which was staged in talrVleW
last Wednesday afternoon were as
follows Best costumed lady, MISS
nj Marion Golden So; cleverest come
ss:ssItf ian Paul Names So; best cos
Z tune Geore Wagner. Jr.. So; most
attractive children. Pauline Fox
2nda Harold Moore 81 each.
Globe Theater Shows
n teresting pictures featuring;
IN Accord we're shown in the
Is5ss Globe Theater last night. He
feared in the title role of 1.-THE
80 zAners of the west and was
received by the movie fans
81 Lincoln in The Fighting
Us: Snce', also drew much favorable
tnent.
a. Vacation Trip
Aph Machesney. teller in the
- mont Trust Co.'s Bank in
mont. accompanied by Fred
~ nj and others, left yesterday
)n extensive motoring trip III
I'D smobile through Columbus,
lit Buffalo, Niagara Falls
York, Philadelphia and Wash
Fins to point of beginning. Two
we5S will be spent in this trip,
Revival On
summer revival meeting is IL
& sprogress at the local Christian
Church on Washington street.
i large crowds are attending, and
4 much interest is already being
manifested. The services will con-
81 .fnue for two or more weeks.
Children Give Program
large audience assembled
II sunday might in the First NJ. E.
Church auditorium to see and heal
the ChiIdren's Day program staged
t,y the local Sunday school. Stand
;ir,5roona only was available at the
hour for opening and each mum
4 @ber received merited applause. The
:SsDrograna consisting of music
raadings and drills, was well rem
= dered and many favorable com
4 & nients were heard about the pro
ram as a whole. Readings wers
ss I'M given by Beulah Severn. Donald
5s Eox Willard Moore, Leda Cor
~ I,ian. Lulu Hogue, Willie Fox
y Frances Wells and Mary McCray
1 \ vida Wilson and Leda Gormaf
J s each sang solo. The rest OF the
ogram consisted Of an explana
p talk by the Rev. R. l.. Man
pastor OF the First NJ. e.