The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-15
BARRAcKVILLE
Sunday servlces,

Sunday Services.
All churches In Barrackville hal
services that were full of interest
and well attended on. last Sunday.
At the NJ. =. Church, the Rev. w. L.
Kerr preached a splendid sermon,
and arterward a class Of twenty
candidates were given the ordi.
nance OF Baptist and received as
members OF the church. AT the
Bethesda Baptist Church there was
Sunday school at the usual hour,
with a splendid attendance. Az
tho minister in this church ls en-.
gagged in a revival meeting at Fair.
view, there was no preaching ser.
vice during the day, but members
OF tho Billy Sunday Business Mems
Club of Fairmont were present in
the evening and held services. The
service under the auspices Of the
Church Of Christ. which was held
in tho chapel room OF the school
building, was also well attended,
and an interesting Bible lesson
given.
snoderIy.RomIne,
A very pretty wedding was solem
nized at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Snoderly on last Saturday,
the contracting parties being their
son, Clyde Snoderly, and Miss Jes-
sic Romine. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. s. Romine. The marriage
service was read by Rev. r. B. Law.
Ter OF the Baptist Church. Follow.
ing the wedding ceremony IN elab,
crate course dinner was served to
the wedding party at the Snoderly
home. The newlyweds Will reside
in Faifmont, where Mr., iSnoderly is
employed in the city post office.
Chapel Program.
A good program was given In To-
cal high school on last Friday
morning. One Of the Instructive
features was a splendid talk given
the students on the necessity Of
Bible study by the Rev. j. F. Ice.
Mr.. Ice conducted the devotional
services also. Following this ser.
vice, number Of boys OF the school
presented q play IN which all the
characters were made up as colored
people. The play was well rendereE
and received favorable comment
from the several visitors who were
present.S &c
For Raraca Glass.
The members Of the Philatheu
class Of the Bethesda Baptist
Church are arranging to entertain
the men Of the Senior Baraca Glass
on Friday evening OF this week.
The ladies Of the PhEathea Glass
have made plans for a royal good
time. There will be short musical
program with good readings, after
which the party will be informally
conducted with games as the diver
sion. Refreshments will also be nm
enjoyable feature OF the evening,
The affair will be held in the base.
ment OF the new church.
Death Of David Jones.
The death OF David Jones, who
was injured In a mine accident near
here, occurred yesterday morning
at Fairmont hospital where he had
been since the accident which oc-
CURED some ten days ago. Mr..
Jones had been employed here for
some time. He was about IS years
old and Is survived by a number OF
relatives. The remains wore taken
to Morgantown, where the funeral
will be held. A number OF relatives
from here will attend the funeral,
Proud Parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Wilson arc the
parents of a baby girl which they
welcomed into their home on last
Saturday morning. This Is the sec
ond child born to Mr.. and Mrs. vii,
son, the eldest being a son. The
new arrival has been christened
Virginia Alkaline, and both. she and
the mother are doing nicely. The
babe is a granddaughter OF the
Rev. and Mrs. Frank leo.
Class Meeting.
A splendid meeting Of the Juniot
Barracks was held at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ice on Mon.
day evening Of this week. There
was the usual business meeting al
which two now members were add
ed to the class enrolment. The re
organization Of the baseball team
OF last year was also arranged for
at this meeting. William Neptune
assistant teacher Of the class, has
recently given each member OF the
class q silver pin with their class
name cleverly arranged in letters
During the evening, refreshments
were served. Those present were
Harry Ice, Joseph Ice, Ralph Tall.
ington, Clarence Beall. PAM
Straight, Lee Straight, Romulus
Lawler, Romeo Lawler, Orvil Gump
0rvil Wilson, Howard Hays, Harold
Steele, Hearl Miller, Omar Nuzum
and the teacher, Mr.. E. NJ. Beall.
Mr.. Wilson III.