The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-06
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Teachers Institute Of Paw
Paw District to Be Held
al RlesNlle Today.

fsAIRy1Ew, Oct. s-slngers
eompesedof members Of all local
church cholrs staged a musical
progratn in the auditorium of the
81 Rail,s Baptist Church lasting
Two days The program began
Wednesday morning and closed
iast evening: Not only were the
Musical numbers well arranged
and ven rendered, but also the
Attendance was much larger than
had sbeen anticipated. and every
Performance was given to a com
pletely filled house. This pro-
cram known locally as Tho
Egergreen Sing" Is an annual
affair and Is similar to the year
II gatherings Of tho Welsh people
a their world known "sangfests."
Rehearsalb had been given several
days in advance Of the program,
and the songs we're well prepared
and those participating performed
well The choir was under the d.
rection Of Jesse Pltzer Of Bethel.
Institute Tonight
Announcement has been made
q Paw Paw Districts teachers in
stitnth which will be held In tile
Riyesyille High School auditorium
us evening beginning at Z O'Clock
a program has been worked out
With the .Riyesville Parents -TeaclI-
cr Association which will include
several musical numbers and
rome speeches along educational
itnes. "a. II. Speicher OF the RiYes-
VILE High School will address the
association on the subject, Co
operation, 5and County Superin-
tendent Barnes will speak to the
ieachArs on the subject, What
Our Schools Are Doing"
Music Supervisor
At a recent meeting of the
board Of education of Paw Paw
District d third music supervise,
was employed for Paw Paw Dig
tEiet schools. Miss Alice Noone
superyises music in the Fairview
schools, Miss Cleo Cash teaches
and supervises music in the Riv
egyille High and Graded School,
but until the last meeting of the
hoard Of education the other
schools were without a supervisor.
MISS Lillian McElroy, who has
been teaching the fifth grade at
Fairyiew for two years, was the
successful applicant, and hel
work viii include Grant Town
Baxter and Dakota grammar
schools and Sugar Grove, Hill,
laurel and Pharaoh rural schools.
Juniors to Give Play
The junior class of the local
high school Is planning to give a
play IN the near future for the
benefit Of the annual book board.
Pie play has been selected and
lie parts are being assigned by
Miss Ruth McCombs, who Is
coaching the play. Miss Lynna
Taught has been elected as editor
hi chtefsof the Paw Paw annual
and Horace Michael, business
MANAGER.
Football Practice
Coach .. + Copp OF the high
school football team has beea
putting his team through some
atiff stice Id preparation for
the feotball game which will be
taged her October IA against the
Farningtort High team. Mr.. Copr
is well pleased with the develop
iietit OF the team. While they do
not set perform like veterans, he
believes they are improving daily
and viii be able to make good
showing before the season closes.
Qronins who played a stellar game
gainst the KingwSod eleven last
week has quit school aAl will
Mt likely Renter before next SEM
ester when he will be a candidate
TOR the baseball team. Will Guiup
IS ful1baclf. Lewis and Underwood
as ha1fbRcks, Michael as quarter
back and Mitchell, Jones, Mpness,
Dodd, Mason Toothman, aud Nc
Elroy On the line Coach Copp Is
confident Of putting UP stiff op-
position against any high school
team which may be met.
Fox Hunters Meet
The Monongahela Fox Hunters
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