The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-30
IS OF AS TEACHERS
WlLLENTERNORMAL
.FairMeW and RlSesNIle Stud.
ents Also Plan for En-.
rolIment

= al 61ISu 6CuOQlb seniors ant
ten Of Rivesville's seniors are plan.
ming enrolment for the summer
term for professional work prepar.
atory TO teaching next year. Add,
ing to these the number already en-
rolled In that institution from this
district will mean that Paw Paw
District will furnish. nearly one
hundred Of the enrolment for tbs
spring and summer terms. The
teachers planning to attend are
those who have finished the short
course and are completing the
standard course.
To Cooks Hospital.
Mrs. Soma Parker was recently
admitted to the Cooks Hospital &c
Falrmont for treatment. Mrs
Parker has been quite i'll for sew,
oral weeks, and upon advice of her
family physician was taken to the
hospital where she could have the
advantage Of trained service.
Prayer Meetings.
Last night, prayer service was III
order In three local churches. The
recent union revival meeting has
furnished the local churches Will;
renewed inspiration for this kinl
of meetings and a large number ot
persons attended each service. The
Rev. T. B. Lawler, pastor Of the
Baptist Church, gave a splendid
talk in his church last evening, ex.
horting the new converts to watch
and pray"
Society to Meet.
The Gceronian Literary Society
of the local high school will render
a public program In its hall in the
high school building Friday after.
noon, consisting Of music, readings,
eStemporaneous speaking and de-
bates, G. S. Swiger, president OF
the society, stated that the program,
would DO the best SO far rendered.
Factory Re.opened.
The concrete block factory in
South Main street Is again turning
out its product after several weeks
delay, due to oyer-production. The
work which has recently begun on
the Hamilton apartments by the
Marion Construction Co., brought
about the demand for an increased
productions The factory Is under
the management Of Ben. F. Knise.
ly.
Mrs. Copeland III.
Mrs. Arcie Copeland, wife OF thS
local police chief, is suffering from
a severe attack OF nervousness. Her
condition is very critical and upon
the advice OF her physician she wa :
taken to the Cooks Hospital In
Fairmont today for treatment.
To Enter Normal.
Miss Elizabeth lnghram, former
" q student In the Fairview High
School, has completed arrange
ments for entering the Fairmon.
Normal Tuesday Of next week to re-
sumo her studies after an absence
Of several months due to, a severe
Illness.
Teachers to Return.
It was recently learned from a
QUESTIONABLE sent out to the teach.
ers Of Paw Paw District that near
" every teacher in the district. Is
planning to return to their schools
next year. Two teachers, however.
will be added to the Rivesvillc
grades for next year and one to, tho
Grant Town School which will ne
cessitate the employment OF three
additional elementary teachers.
Two extra teachers will be en-
ployed for the Fairview High
School and ono for the Rivesvillc
High School. due to the increased
enrolment in both schools. Fifty
new students will enter the Fair.
view high next Wednesday, and
thlrty-one will enter the Rivesvillc
High, consisting of those who re.
Gently secured diplomas from the
eighth grade in the various schools
in the district.
Personals,
Misses Beulah Burton and Nerva
Shuman, local girls who have been
teaching in Union District this
year, completed their terms OF
school last Friday and are now
planning to enter Fairmont Normal
for the spring term.
Superintendent l.. A. Barnes has
been secured TO deliver the COM
mencemcnt address to, the Grant
Town boys and girls who received
diplomas as the result Of the recen:
examination. The, exercises will
be held In the Grant Town Hal.
Tuesday night beginning at S
o'clock. The local public school
Will give Its. closing day program
in the high school auditorium Mon.
day night. These little chaps have
been we'll drilled in their parts and
will very likely stage a program
well worth seeing.
"And the Lamp Went Out" a
pautomimic play TO be staged by
the Redpath committee Friday
night, April z, has melted more in.
terest and is more discussed than
any other play staged this year.
The local high school moving pic.
ture committee has engaged the
famous film, 1.-THE Call OF the
Wild" from Jack London's novel
Of the same name, and will show It
in the high school auditorium Wed.
uesday night, April 10.