The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-29
BARRACkVILLE
knights of Pythias sanouet

Knights of Pythias Banquet
The get-together meeting held
by the local order Knights of Py-
thias Tuesday evening was a most
successful affair and was well at
tended by both the Knights and
the Pythian Sisters. Talks were
given by various members of the
Fraternity. Music was also a fea-
ture of the exercises. The ban
quet, which was served by the Ply
THAN Sisters in the social rooms
of the Baptist Church was an en-
joyable feature.
Golden Wedding Anniversary
Invitations are out for the ff-
tieth wedding anniversary Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Ice. The affair
will be celebrated at the Ice home
stead at Maple Point. Mrs. Ice
was Miss Elizabeth Straight be-
fore her marriage. Both the bride
and groom of fifty years ago be-
lopg to the oldest families in this
part of the county. July is the
anniversary day, and the hours of
this afternoon will be devoted to
the reception of their many
friends.
Family Reunion
The Rev. y. B. LawIer and
family will leave on Sunday even
ing for Magee, Taylor. County,
where they will visit friends and
: also be, present at the reunion OF
the Currey family which will be
held at Harmony Grove on July
"A. This is the seventh annual
reunion of the family. The follow
ing program will be given at ten
O'CLOCK: Song, America" pray
er by the Rev. T. B. LAWYER; adj
dress of welcome by Thad Currey;
response by the Rev. n. B. Ham
ric; report of historian, the Rev.
T. B. LAWYER; appointment of
cop1mittees; IL O'Clock dinner and
social hour. The afternoon pro-
pram as follows, will begin at 2
o''clock: Opening song; business
session; address by the Rev. Clyde
Currey; report of committees; ad-
journment.
Juvenile Party
Monday afternoon Mr. and Mrs.
j. r, Wells entertained number
of little folks, honoring the fourth
birthday anniversary of their son
Eugene There were about ten
guests. Refreshments were serv-
ed during the afternoon.
II New Officers
At the last meeting of the Mon
umental Temple No. So, the fol-
lowing officers were elected to
serve the order for the ensuing
term: Past Chief, Jessie Ridg-
way; most excellent chief, Martha
Straight; excellent senior, Ruth
Wilson; excellent Junior, Mollie
Nuzun; master of temple. Alice
Grim; protector Pansy Shackel-
ford; guard, Lena Saunders; mas
ter OF finance, Mary Morris; mas
ter OF records and correspondence,
Eva Cook. Monumental Temple. in
co-operation with the other chur-
ches of this district, of which
there are seventeen, is planning
for picnic to be held the latter
part Of July.
Mrs. Michael Entertains
Mrs. A. J. Michael entertained
a pnmber of ladies of the neigh
borhood Monday evening, the
affair being a demonstration
\ party. Besides a delightful social
hour refreshments were enjoyed
They we're cooked and served by
the demonstration agent of pop
ular brand of aluminumware. Sew
era1 Of the ladies received prizes
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| Thomas Conway, Mrs. Harry
Conway, Mrs. Kay Dragoo. Mrs
John Ice, Mrs. Glen Robinson
Mrs. John Steele, Charles T. era
mer, Mrs. Gould, Mrs. Roy Sulli-
van, Mrs. Florence Watson, Mrs
Brookover, the Misses Villa
tStraight, Grace Robinson. Lottie
aSnodsrass, Vemba Michael, Mary
Cramer and Martha Michael.
Candy Party
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Robinson
who reside in Pike street, enter
taiped a number of young people
at q Candy party Wednesday even
ling. About twenty guests enjoy
ed social evening with games and
musie as amusements. Candy was
served as refreshments.
Sunday Services
The services in the Baptist
church for Sunday will be as fol
llows: Sunday school at 10 a. NJ;
public worship and preaching ser
vice at II a. M. The Rev. T. b
Iawler has chosen as his subject
for the sermon, American Ideals.
There will also be appropriate
musfc for the occasion by the
regular choir. B. Y. P. U. ser.
vice will be held at 1880 p. m
Attend Dedication
Mr., and Mrs. ]. F. Ice and
daughters, May and frankie, Mr.
and Mrs. D. B. Wilson and two
children of Barrackville. Mr.. and
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