The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-10
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church circlessw the social given
on evening the church
$parIors OF the Bethsseda Baptist
Church. when the = unior8Bac
entertained the young men Of the
Christi an and Al. f. Churches f
this place. About thirty guests
were in the party Charles w
Evans of Fairmont was present
for the occasi on and addressed the
audience. Others Of the class also
made good short talks. Following
IA the speaking the boys enjoyed q
social hour, and the guests we're
served with refreshments. \
Brings Home Bride
Duke Brand, whose marriage
was an event Of several days ago,
brought his bride to his home here
Saturday evening. On their ARR
val here the young people Of the
town met at the Brand home and
gave the newlyweds an old fash
toned serenade. They were taken
to local ice cream parlor where
the serenaders were served with
refreshments. On Monday evening
the older residents of the town
called at the home and paid their
respects to the couple. They also
received the customary treat.
Local Boy WEEDS
Friends of Paul Cramer. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cramer,
have learned of his marriage
which occurred last Saturday in
Fairmont. The bride was Miss
GoIdie Watson. popular Fairmont
girl. The couple have taken up
their residence in Fairmont.
Chapel Program
On Friday morning the chapel
exercises in the local schools will.
consist of a Mothers Day program.
Miss Vemba Michael of the fourth
grade Will be in charge of the
meeting, and the program will be
made ap OF numbers appropriate
for the occasion.
TwinsBoys Born
MI. and Mrs. Ohio Van glider
are the happy parents of a. pair Of
sturdy little sons who arrived at
their home on Monday evening of
this week At last accounts. the
babies and their mother were
doing very nicely.
Appendicitis Patient
Mrs. Charles Ridgeway Of Pike
street was stricken suddenly with
appendicitis while going about her
household duties last Thursday
evening On the following day on
the advice of her physician, she
was removed to Cook Hospital
where she has since undergone a
successful surgical operation. She
is resting easily at this time and
is expected te make a good recov-
cry. f55ss
Revival Meetings.
The series of revival meetings
which have been in progress at
Monumntal Church near here are
being well attended and are said
to be growing in interests. Many
persons from here attend the
meetings. A party Of youngspeople
who went from here onSM onday
evening was com posedSaof II the
Misses Violet Michael, Catherine
Shackelford, Ellen WilsonSstand
Grace Wilson, and ClarenceSBeall.
Moving to Farm 81
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. It Thomas and
their three younger children left
yesterday for their farm ear
Metz, where they will spendthes
summer months. The older children
OF the family will remain here IN
til close OF the school term. Mrs.
James Wisman leased the house va
Gated by the Thomas family and
,wilr move her family to their new
HON esiin a few days.
II Ball Game
Many people gath cred at the To-
cal baseball park yesterday to wit
ness the game between the local
high school team and the high
school team Of Pennington Both
teams played good ball, the result
of the game being SIS in favor of
the Harrington boys.
Church Notes
The Church. of Christ will have
the usual services in the chapel
room OF the school building next
Sunday. A good song service will
be an opening feature, after which
there will be Bible study and
communion service There is also
Bible study each Wednesday eve
ming, to which the public is in
.vited.
To Attend Dedication
The Sunday school at the Betheda
.Ba ptist Church will be held at $3.50
next Sunday morning instead OF
the usual hour This change ls.be-
ing made in order to enable the 10
cal congregation to be present at
the dedication services Of the Bap-
fist Church at Fairview. The Rev.
T. b. Lawler will be at FairvleW
on Wednesday. Thursday and trl-
day evenings OF this week, and the
Baraca Seniors Will be in charge
or the services on Friday evening.
M. e. Church
There will! be Sunday school at
10 a. M next Sunday morning at
the NJ. E. Church.
On last Sunday morning there