The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-02
HIGH
ENDS today
Graz uating Class TO Be Enter
tanned at Banquet Given
BY Alumni. w

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R1vEs7ILLE, June 2:e,he
aiYesvflIe High School graduating
class viii be the guest of honor
alta banquetto be given tonight n5
f1igh9schooI alumni This event
cIosesFa week OF entertainment and
mes4inRs at RfyesviIIe Hi and Will
ne q splendid tribte to the class OF
one III the finest events Of tn
week we Glass Night on Friday
Evening when the following pro
rram was given: Address by class
bresident Joe Sheranko; saulta-
tory. Miss Dora May Smith, elias
history Miss EdYa En1fnger, clas
spoen Russell Smith; class prop
hecy, Miss Lois Phillips; poem
Miss Beatrice Nicholson; class ~ III
miss Ada Satterfeld; class donor
Miss Dora May Smith; valedictory:
Miss Jessie Hawkins; class song,
senior class; class yell, senio
class.
On Saturday evening the seniors
ave q party for the entire high
SCHOOL and the members of tn
alumni. ON Sunday the Rev. q
q homaApreached the baccalau
sreate sermon to the graduating
class The Methodist Episcopal
Church South, WIZ tge service
was held, was filled to capacity A
picnic atgLoop Park was enjoyed
monday right diplomas wero pres
SHdondaySnight diplomas were pres
sented at an excellent commence
Successful Celebration.
Memorial Day was celebrated IN
sRfVesvil1e by union meeting or
afhe Thomas Athletic Club ana the
United Mine Workers Union. That
mean airSwas a success is told en-
Enthusiastically by members Of both
organizations. The crowd assem-
4bied was estimated to be fully 1000
persons. Good speaking was Tea
Sture of the days program the
first address was made by the Rev
Arthur Linden Charles Bailey OF
Fairmont also made good ad.
dress. as did Patrick Buckley OF
hfpnongah. There were two base
ball games played during the day
THE one Of the morning was be-
+ tween the local team and the Mo
snonga1 boys and resulted in
score of Sd in favor of the visitors
The afternoon game between the
locals and picked team from Ca
staWba The score was So in favor
the latter team. Music for the
Sday9swas furnished by the Rivesville
band and a coIored choir from Mon
tana. Refreshment stands and
seats in4the grand stand Melted the
athletic club enough finances to
wipe out their indebtedness for
seauipm ent. The local baseball team
was greatly Handicapped by several
spf their best men being unable to
he present.
Local Woman Honored.
Mrs Francis Huffman, grand
tempt err Of the Ladies of the Golden
Eagles, of this community, Mrs.
Fred Hager, grand priestess of the
Golden Eagle lodge of Fairmont,
and Mrs. Sarah Shelter, grand
guardian of records of the Golden
Eagle lodge of Huntington COM
posed aEpafty of ladies who return.
ed the last of the week from round
spf visits 70 the lodges of Wheeling,
sBenwoo6. Moundsville, and Nc
gaIechen. w Va. and Bellaire, Ohio.
While in Wheeling, they were
visiting delegates were also enter
tanned at dinner given in their
honor by the Diehl Club of the st.
Paul Church This event was given
Thursday evening.
10 Barboursville.
ss4g9 The Rev. and Mrs. G. F. Thomas.
Airs George Radcliffe. Mrs. Hood
straight, Mrs. Guy Bailey, all OF
whom are local people. the Rey.
and Mrs. S. Tyler of Fairview and
Howard Prickett of Meredith
Springs formed a party who left
Farm ont Wednesday for Barbours
syiiIe, Viva, where they will at
tend a teachers training schaol
which is in session this week.
1T nonas Club Wants Games.
The Thomas Athletic Club base
ball team, which has been having a
Father successful season has add
ed some new players to its person