The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-15
.IlOCA SOCIAI e. lENTTTS'

10 {: SOC Z,
s1ra,dayk Anniversary deIebrzted.
sst5 u rs .HPopIe, well know East SD 1oe
and one OF the mort
highly respected resid ents Of FAR
mont, was the guest Of hoEor yes
$terday Mt a party arranged 70 cels-
pirate HIS sixty second plrtnoay,
(which was held at WILDWOOD. o otl
Sof the summer camps along ING
sTYgart's Valley River. MI Po eI:
was not appraised Of the tfCt ,hal
the celebration was to take p "a
but started on a drive to CARES
$burg@with his son, Harry Pope
Who resides in that city. Mr.. Pople
told his father that he must detoo,
y IN order to reach Clarksburg any
the detour took them to WiloWooi
where the guests had Assem- piea e, -
scelebra te the day. A sumptous ~
8ner.was served the table ha a,iI,
81 cen cen tered with a large olrln,
S5{day cake in pink and white Win
LIGHTED candles. The party motor
ed to camp during the morning ana
snent the day there. The guests
ancluded Mr.. and Mrs
#Pople, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Fop.s
ofsClarksburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Law,
Erenca Pople Of this city, NE 81.
Mrs. John Pople. MI: ali ~
Mrs. Howard Pople. the men o.
sons OF Mr. -Pople, MI. ana ", 49, : :,
o. West, MI. and MIS-; E H.
.sWsst Mrs Scott and Miss Popie
\ ali daughters Of Mr.. Pople, and tae
misses LUCILLE and Lillian Pope.
Dorothy, Martha and Wilma "es :.
snndsEJonn West, grandchildren -
the honor guest, and MISS f!oss,
g%Tcrnllough and Clarence trlHh'
Will Be Graduated.
II s5nr,ss M eta Ga1liher. daughter o.
\ 'Sa.r and Mrs. T. J. Galliher. vii
Sbss graduated from a. Coionial
s$Scfhpol at Washington ~. -, -
sTh ussday, May 25 lnvl.at'o y, ?
5shaye. been received mere 70 ,,;nt
CONF encement exercises 80
i ND conclude with the commence
SsSs1nent day program on May 70; NJ.
and Mrs. Galliher will go to w ASH
sington for the exercises
Returns Home.
sssSsSS Miss Frances Teagarden OF
ssPittsburgh has returned to her
home after spending the Weekend
Mere as the guest of MT. ana WIS -
d IA. Garrett at their nome IN ~
B5Fourth street. Miss Ieagaruen 20
81 sailing June IT with parry 80
d a tour Of Europe.
Return From South
sssSS8 MI and Mrs. j. b. Crowl and
the @latter's brother, G. II. Smith,
4Taturned Saturday from St. Pet
Ssssersburg, Fla, where they nag
snantSt the winter. They also visit
5%adSat Tampa, Jacksonville, Pueblo,
j5Reach. st. Augustine and other
Ssouthern points while away: MIS-:
d Crowl, who had been IL, mas
about recovered.
5ss Monday Bridge Club.
Miss Gladys Richardson will
< Ma hostess this evening at her
home in Emerson street to the
members Of the Monday Bridge
Gu b.
TO observe Mothers Day.
ls The Ladies Auxiliary OF the
SgFirst8 Baptist Church will meet al
81 2So'clock Thursday afternoon IN
the church A program will pc
II carried out in honor Of Mothers
Day as follows: Devotional, MRS;
~ ..ssH. Kinkead; reading, Home,
by Mrs Paul Amos; address,
.sss.The Business OF Home Making, 4
IN rs.4O. G. Wilson. A social hour
will follow the program, in charge
divisions Nos. /, 2, and with
the following women acting as
Il hostesses: Mrs w. L. Gwynn,
d Mrs. w E. J ohnston, Mrs ". ~.
ssFTsher, Mrs. A. NJ. DAWSON, MIS-.
Is nc. Tough.
Birthday Celebrated.
sSThomas Fisher was host frloay
SSeVening at the home OF his par
III ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fisher, at
their home on First street, to a
I Isss7n n m1ber# OF his young friends, in
8cIaIebration Of the. fourteenth an
y niyersary Of his birth. Dancing
and games featured the evenings
NJ entertainment and refreshm ents
were served Mrs. Fisher was as
#.sistd in entertaining the guests by
tn Misses Dorothy Stealey and
Ruth Swiger. Those present We're:
N Sarah Lyon, Buddy Lyon, Helen
/. xmos, Harold jenkins, Margarete
J M orris. ohm Mitchell, Virginia
n Hartley, Albert Dickerson, Helen
Parish, Holland Engle, Nellie
SMahone, Paul Woody, Harry Mar
b tin, Mary Belle Haggerty, Francis
Fisher, Alkaline Ashby, and Carter
Fisher
Attend Convention.
ssBsss Members Of the Protected Home
Circle who attended the ninth
I biennial convention Of the organi-
cation in Grafton were Ruth Bon
Rifeld, Linda Goedecker, Margaret
Goedeck ger, Alfredo Kinter, Lillian
Hawkinberry, Gladys Cain, Pearl
Stemple, Fred Jones, Blanche
Phelps, Ella Thornburg, Myrtle
Hetzler, Martha Hetzler, Delbert
Jenkins, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Fen