The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-09
FOX HUNTERS TO
N|EE.I7[HISNEEk
annual Reunion VIII Be Held
Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday at Fairview.

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saheia Fox Hunters Association
viii hold its 1929 annual reunion
IA the First n. 3. Church on Tues.
day, "wednesday and Thursday Of
ms week, The Ladies' AID So.
eietyE Of the church Is planning to
proYide food for the members OF
fhe association during the meet.
itgs This organization, composed
81 the hest nlmrods In Northern
West Virginia, has large mem.
hefship and Is famed for Its I'm.
usually we'll rendered programs in
these reunions.
Work at Grant Town.
The, last shipment OF chemical
toilets for the Grant Town School
arrived this morning and work will
Begin tomorrow morning on the ad.
difipn To the present school build.
Ing The contract has been let to
WI AZ Ammons.
Personals.
Miss Ruth Mccombs, teacher Of
English In the local high school.
underwent q dental operation 10
wheeling Friday evening.
Claude Jarvis and Burley Tooth.
man were transacting business in
Fairmont Saturday.
Abe Wilson, who has been Ill
With typhoid fever for several
weeks Is slowly recovering health.
Mrs. w. H, Toothman Is very III
atsherk home on Williams street.
THE Misses Esther and Edna
Birgea OF Grant Town were visiting
friends in Washington street yes
tefday.
THE Parker School reopened this
morning after. a close Of two weeks
becauBe Of the death Of one OF the
pupils from scarlet fever.
Football Resume.
For the first time in the history
Of the local high school It is par
icipating in football. While the
record To date has been very good
with every game played a victory.
local fans regret that team wac
NOT organized last year, when such
athletes as Abe Wilson, A. Am,
mons; P. Michael, B. Ammons
would would undoubtedly strength.
eneds the team SO materially. Gro
MIN who played a stellar game in
the contest against the Kingwood
aggregation, Is also lost to the
team The present candidates are
much smaller and lack the expert.
ence that former candidates for
athletic teams have had. but Coach
r Gopp % grounding his team
IN the fundamentals Of the game
andshelieves that with little more
experience, the team will be heard
from
Underwood, Gump, Maness and
McEiroy are showing the best form
20 lar this season and have neces.
satys aypirdupoiB for an average
Nigh school team. Mason played
tlle end position like veteran in
me tilngwood game, while Wyer at
tackle performed well on the de.
tense; The true test OF the teams
strength will come next Saturday
afternoon on the local field when
the fast, bennington High eleven Is
met While Pennington Is known
20 have a4lieht team, local fans arc
CONFIDENT that they will put up some
stift opposition to the Fairyiew
team because OF the rivalry exist
Ing between the schools in Other
branches Of athletics.
While Fairview's schedule Is
more or less complete. 1t is likely
that q ppst:season game will have
osha worked out with Warrington
for the county championship. Hav.
ing won this Championship In both
Basketball and football last year,
local players are anxious to add
footbaIlstof its list of championship
sports
Barnes Speaks To Teachers
County Superintendent l. A.
Barnes was the principal speaker
al the Paw Paw District teachers
institute which was held In the
RiyesSille High School auditorium
last Friday night. With sixty
teachers and many school patrons
presents Mr.. Barnes had an ap-
preciatlyel audience who listened
eagerly to his portrayal Of pres.
ent school conditions. Although
Pie county superintendent was de-
Isyed one, hour IN reaching the
Place of meeting, those who had
Assembled early waited patiently
Tor his arrival, greeting him with
hearty applause when he entered
the hall
The subject OF his discourse for
the evening was, what the
Teachers Are Doing. Mr. Barnes
said at the beginning OF his ad.
dress! 81 know that you are not
20 pleased to hear me speak as
songare to know l am here. In my
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