The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-25
GROWING INTEREST
SHOWN REVIVAL
New Baptist Church at
BarrackyilIe Has Fine
Sermons
SefInOns.

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BARRAcf2ytEEE Jan. 25.-The
revival services which have been
going ON tor almost d week in the
Betnesda Baptist church still con.
time TO be- we'll attended, with in
terest ON tho increase at each ser
vice. Rev. Lawler Is his own
evangelist, and Is preaching some
wonderful sermons TO the audience
which greet him at each meeting.
The sersices tkis week are sched-
ulod as follows Sermon each eve
ming al seyen O'clock. Service this
afternoon 4 40; Thursday morn.
ing AZ 1870 Friday afternoon at
1905 Saturday morning at 1890.
Sunday school viii begin promptly
at ten O'clock on Sunday morning,
preaching service following imme.
dfately after at eleven O'clock. Sun
day afternoon the pastor will
preach his great sermon for men
only, THE subject will be Broken
Hedges and Serpent Bites" A
meeting for women only will be ar.
ranged for one Afternoon of next
week. AS far as Is known these
meetings viii be continued until
after the fifth OF February.
Holds Good Meeting.
The -Four II Sewing ciuD which
Is under The supervision OF Miss
EVA Blair held most interesting
business and work meeting at the
school house on yesterday after.
noon. The busilesso or the club was
transacted and q party which is
being planned as an event OF the
near future was discussed. The
club is composed OF the following
enthusiastic little maids: The
Misses Beu1ah Lawler, Juanita
Prim. OIiye Michael, Helen Shack
elford. Mary Konior. Wilma Wyer,
Leona wyefs Mary Shackelford,
Helen Kaznosldy Gladys Swisher,
Phoebia N1ztlrn Anna Cook, Mary
Cramer, Nerna Gump, Mary Clel.
land, Doris Bird and Flossie Gump.
The club WIN hold another meeting
ON next Tuesday afternoon.
M. E Church Service.
Sunday school on next Sunday
morning a ten o'clock, James
Wells. superintendent. Preaching
service Immediately following the
closing of Sunday school, sermon
by the regular pastor, Rev. William
Kerr. The public is cordially in,
yited 70 participate In these ser
vices.
Returned Home.
Enos Snodgrass, father OF Miss
Lottie snodgrass, Of Pike street,
has returned 10 the soldiers home
at Dayton, Ohio. Mr.. Snodgrass
who is a Very aged man, came here
some weeks ago 70 take treatment
in a local hospital for rheumatism
Fred Rex. OF Downs, accompanied
him back 10 the home. He will
probably returnsh here In the spring
TO spend The summer with his
daughter
Have New Son.
Mi. and Mrs Clarence Toothman
have welcomed q new addition to
their happy family. The newcomer
IS a fine little son, who arrived on
last Friday morning. The child
has been christened Robert Paul
Topthtna1.
Basketball.
The Basketball team OF our local
high school still continues to de.
velop science and strength. This
evening the boys go TO Fairview,
where they will try their talents
against the second team OF the
Falrview school They also have
a date with the Lumberport team
for the ninth on February, and one
with Cameron for the eighteenth
OF tie same month. The boys would
like ia hear from other teams in re.
gard to ganestosbe played on their
floors, as Bafrackville has no place
Of their own 10 playsthis year. Any
one desiring ii date with the local
team should call 7f22-R-11 or write
10 n. Freeland, Barrackville, w,
va. The teamsis under the direc,
ton Of Coach Watson and Captain
Lawlcr
Mother Dies.
Mr. and Mrs Lester Prim and
/ children we're called to Harrisvllle,
Richie county by a message tell.
ing them OF the illness OF Mrs.
Prims m6ther, Mrs. Patton. The
family lett Immediately and re,
manned until after the death and
funeral ot Mrs Patton, Death was
caused BY stroke OF paralysis,
Mrs Patton will be remembered
BY BafrackviHe people. having Wis.
tied her daughter here a few years
ago. The Pritns family returned
home Monday evening,
fTosHospital.
Miss 0pal Toothman was taken
70 Cook hospital on yesterday morn,
ing WHARF She VIII remain for some
days Is d medical patient, Miss
Toothnsar sdffering from neuri.
us. Az other members OF the fam,
lily We're also Hit was thought She
could be better looked after at the
local institutions
Have Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Heck, OF
Monuments are receiving congrat,
|nlations On tie birth Of a little son
who arrived III their home on Mon.