The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-03
HIGHLAND'REVIVAI
SH0NING.R'ESUTTS
Church Near Falrvlew Being
Filled to Capacity at
Evening Meetings.

FAIRyfTW. Nov. 3.-Acocrd1ng
20 IN Announcement made last
evening the revival meeting which
has been In progress at the High.
land Church near Fairyiew has
been showing great results. al.
ready more than a dozen have been
added TO the church and the
crowds ell the building to It's cap.
aelty each evening. The beauty Of
the weather and the condition Of
the roads are said to be RESPONSE
bic Tor the large number who at
tetid these meetings, as well as the
popularity Of the evangelist, the
Res,s II. u. Maness, pastor OF the
first II. u. Church at Fairview.
The Rev. y. S. Robinson, former
district superintendent Of the Nor.
gantoWn conference, delivered the
ADDRESS last evening after which
stx made a profession OF religion
sunday morning at $3.50 o'clock
there will be a baptizing near tho
Highland church, in tho creek
near the home Of Peter Broadwa-
ter on the head Of Miracle Run.
Wedding Performed
The local pastor, the Rev. r.. l..
Maness, performed a wedding cere-
mony1 at the parsonage at Basnetts.
vile last Saturday. afternoon at
$3.50 O'clock, when Mckinley Kel.
III Wilson and Miss Winnie Chloe
Moore, both Of Daybrook, were
married. They were accompanied
BY 8 host Of friends from the
neighbori1g town, and returned to
The bridgegroom's home at Day
brook where a super had been ar.
ianged for the newly-weds.
Game Cancelled
The football game which had
been scheduled early In the week
between the Fairview reserves and
the Grafton second string men was
cancelled yesterday afternoon by
Coach Colebank OF the Grafton
seam, because Of the inability OF
many OF HIS players to take part
IN the game because of serious In
jliries. The teams will meet later
60 the season.
Halloween Party
"a combination Halloween and
birthday party was given at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Shuman at
Basnettsyille last Monday night in
honor Of their daughters, Mrs.
Claude swiger's, twentieth birth
day. Mrs swiger received many
nice presents and the evening was
spent in games and "reminiscences.
Among those present we're: Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn Lowe and son Bob.
III, Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Tenant,
Mir. and Mrs. F.. E. Shuman, Mr..
and MRS. Thomas Foley, Andrew
Haught, Riley Dicken, Mrs. zoa
Hanes, Mrs. Elmer Toothman,
MIS-, Dslpha Wilson, Mrs, Eva
Remnant and daughters, Virginia
and Eyaline, Mrs. Earl Toothman,
alrs Ruth Tenant, Mrs. Gold
Moore and daughter, Pearl, Mrs.
Bell Toothman, Mrs. Coda Hanes,
MIS-. Lizzie Hunter, Mrs. Lizzie
SNlb6E duu Lue MLsSGH ElGud
Dicken, Lynna Taught, Lottte
Remnant, Grace Taught, Nerva
Shuman, Edna Keefoyer, Thelma
Hanes, Losle Names, Oda Mich
ael, Mary Shuman, Della Michael.
Elane Michael, Virginia and Dor.
otiiy Brock, Elya Hunter, Dorothy
Hunter and Adrian Taught, Earl
Tennant, Edgar Reese, Howard
Taught. Howard Knisely, Willis
shuman, Delbert- Moore and Asa
Maness.
To Texas
Mrs. s. G. Hogue and daughter,
Lulu left this morning toNjoin the
fcrmer's husband in Texas where
ne rs employed in the oil fields.
Institute Tomorrow
Paw. Paw District teachers will
assemble In institute in the Fair.
view High School auditorium to-
morrow morning where program
viii be rendered AMI raychecks
distributed.