The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-12

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Piano Recital.
u Boston paper contains the
following item OF nterest here
s.AIiss Bryan Sturm OF Enterprise,
~, va. who is head OF the girls
MUSICAL department at the Per-
=kins Institute Of this city, gave a
piano recital on a recent evening
which Is receiving much favorable
comm ent f 4s 4 .s sf
New Fngla land Conservatory OF
Music. Of which Miss Sturm was
a graduate IN the class of 1922 4.
and where she is now doing post
graduate work In connection with
her position with the Perkins in
stitute. Il
Bills have been distributed here
for the celebration Of the sixth
anniversary OF the Junior. Order
OF American Mechanics 1od ge,
which is to be held at the Lum-
berport opera house on Sunday,
May 81. The Rev. u. aBauman
OF Warrington. and the Rev. -
E. Ireland Will be the principal
.spea kers, and music Will be fur
nished by the Haywood ch n r.; s#
Haze New Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. "A: Arnett who
reside near here, are pleased over
the birth Of a little son, who ar
rived at their home recently Mrs
Arnett and the child were doing
nicely at last accounts.
Mrs. Morris Dead.
The friends OF Mrs. George Nor
ris have received word &-ef her
death, which occurred Wednesday
morning. Mrs. Morris had been in
h err usual health and was cleaning
windows at her home when she
was stricken with paralysis. which
caused her death after twenty-four
hours of Inconsistencies. Mrs.
Morris was 48 years old and was a
splendid christian woman. She is
survived by her husband, a daugh-
ter who for the past year has been
a member of the Adamswille school
faculty. and one son. as well as by
a host OF other relatives and
friends. The funeral was held this
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the local
NJ. F. Church, South. The funeral
services were in charge of the Rev.
T. T. Hopsen, and burial was made
in the Odd Fellows cemetery. The
interment was in charge of the
sShinnston Furniture and Undertak:
ing Co. \
Missionary Meeting.
Members of the Junior Mission
airy Circle were pleasantly enter
tanned on. Tuesday evening at the
home OF Mrs. Springer. The young
people had devotional service, a
short program consisting Of music
and readings, and later a social
hour was enjoyed. Refreshments
also added to the pleasure OF the
event. Those present were the
Misses olive Hopsen. Edith Hop
sen. Mary Jean Martin. Lulu
Springer. Merle Morris. Ruth Hop
sen. Louise Saunders, Francis TIE
trick. Louise TetricS. Guenadine
McIntire. Dorothy. Ice, Messrs. Carl
and Thomas Hopsen.
Have New Daughter.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Martin are
the parents of a little daughter who
arrived at their home on Friday OF
last week The little one has been
named Margaret Jean, and both she
and her mother are doing very nice
".
"a hi Church Services.
The following will be the ser
vices; for next Sunday in the Local
M. E. Church: Sunday school at
10 a. M, j. Walter Saunders, super
+inteRdent; preaching service at
II a. M with sermon by the regu-
lar pastor. the Rev. G. C. Stratton !;
Epworth League service at 1880,
Miss Mabel Wharton. leader.
Son Born.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Mouser have
welcomed an addition to their fam :
lily. The new arrival is a son, who
made. his appearance on Monday.
He weighed ten pounds and has
been christened Robert Dale
Mouser. Mr.. Mouser is telegraph
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