The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-03
FA|RV|EW LEGION
TO PLAY FRIDAY

sFAIRyIEW, May & 1900 The
American Legion baseball team
Will clash with the Fairview Inde-
pendents on local grounds Friday
evening at $3.50 o'clock. Eoth
teams are composed Of former
baseball stars and local fans are
assured Of an interesting contest.
The Legion team has Just recently
been organized. but contains MANY
PLAYERS who have had some OK
perience in this branch of athle-
tics. Mingerallo will pitch for the
Legion team, while Freeland vii !
fill the mound position for the IN
depeu dents. The probable line
up for the American Legion Is as
follows: West, c.; Mingerallo, p;
Shiyely, ID; Ice, 2b.: Toothman,
3d.: Polling, S.; Gedell, IT,;
Taught, CT. and Henderson, IF.
Children Week.
Local organizations are inter
csted in and are giving programs
for the children of this community
in observance of Children's Week
This evening in the Southern
Methodist church auditorium Will
be held a parents meeting, AT
which the methods Of child tram
ing and child welfare work Will
be discussed. Programs for the
weeks observance VIII pc redu-
and arrangements MADE LOT reh--
dering them.
Z a community service in which
al, local organize tons will parti-
cipate will be held in he First M
E.. Church sunday afternoon at. 2
o'clock. The purpose OF the
meeting is to formulate plans FOR
child welfare work.
Story TelIcrs' Hour.
Al, local school children be-
tween the ages of and IL have
been requested to meet in the Sap
fist church Sunday afternoon at
2 o'clock for an hour of story
telling. Misses Lillian McElroy,
Euth Weaver, Margaret. Cowan
and Vivian Flowers, who are IN
charge of the program. are using
this as a plan to get the children
interested in stories, especiaiiy
those found in the Bible The
meeting is part or the program
for Children's Week
Law1cr to Preach.
Announcement was made last
night that the Rev. T.. 3. Lawler,
pastor OF the local St. PauIs Bap-
fist Church, will deliver an adj
dress to- local citizens IN the
church auditorium Sunday night
on child welfare. Three services
will follow next week IN the sans
dication services on Sunday, May
ia.
| Social Items.
1 The Needlecraft Sewing Club
met yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs w p cost IN Mer-
chant street. Quite a large num-
her Of the members was present,
! and after an enjoyable hour with
sewing. refreshments were served
Nv the hostess. Among those pres
On were Mrs. J. G. Yost, Mrs.
Emery Taught, Mrs. w w Bow
man. Mrs. J. F.. Copp, Miss Irene
! Gilleland and others.
| The Dorcas Club Of the South
ern Methodist Church was to meet
at the home OF Mrs. I. S. Tyler in
school street, this afternoon at Z
| O'Clock. Plans for Children
Week will be worked out 70 pc
| presented to the parents meet1n 6
| tonight.
Club to Meet u
| sa The C. o. H. Club will meet
at the home of Miss FIoss1e Eody
Thursday evening at :5V Q -ciock'
! t Visiting Son.
| Mrs. B. Swisher Of Jane Lew, is
Visiting her son. Dr.. K. Y. Swish
er on Main street this week
Stork at Fairview.
! a baby daughter was born &c
,Mr. and Mrs. Dink Tenant OF
Washington street. yesterday aft
ernoon. Mother and baby are do
ling nicely. N q
! 5ES>, To Mononga1 Friday.
The local high school baseball
i team is scheduled to meet tn
sneedv aMonongah baseball team
ISStt.r-Sy.xt .,,,a1D BARK {3 Friday--after-