The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-18
RELLVEW LADS
ORGANIZE CLUB
To Promote Social Actiy.
tiles Among Young
Men and:B Boys

BEEi3V1EWs jan. IA mum.
her Of Young boys Of the vicinity.
held a meeting on q recent even
ing for the pttposeS OF organizing
q social club. Robert Putnam was
chosen manager and the election
Of other officers was postponed
until d fufure date. The object Of
the club aa far as we have learned
sooms To- he 70 promote sociability.
among the members OF the young
men and boys ot the community.
An affair Of this kind has many
desirable qualities. and with such
a splendid young man as Mr.. Put.
nam for manager, IS destined to
become very popular among the
young people. Arrangements were
made for the club to meet once a
week Ia tie Sunday school room
OF the Highland avenue M. B..
church. Az the next meeting other
officers VIII be chosen and the
club win also be given a name.
Among those on the membership
list ire: Howard Cunningham,
Robert Putnam. Alfred Putnam,
Mulford Collins, Colin Ambrose,
Kenneth Parker! Charles Parker,
John eoghenour, Charles Dickens,
HAROLD Parker, Charles stuckey
and others.
Music Party
A very pleasant gathering OF
persons met at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Kennedy Of
MeredIsh Springs on last Saturday
evening and spent a few hours
with music as the diversion.
While the program was quite in
formal this did not detract in the
least from It's splendid qualities.
Plano. violin and guitar music
was among the numbers enjoyed.
The guests were also served with
tempting refreshments before re-
turning TO their homes. Among
those in the party were Mr.. and.
Mrs. Guy sa~ttertield, Mr.. and.
Mrs. Hobert Canoe and little
daughter. Nh. and Mrs. Howard.
Canoe, Thomas Doolittle, Simon
Moore. William Canoe and others.
Had Operation
Miss Georgia Hale. popular mem
her of the G. NJ. Hale store force
of Pennsylvania avenue underwent
an operation yesterday for mastoid
trouble from which she has been a
suffered for some time. Miss Hale
witlstood the operation nicely and
was afterward taken to the home
of her parents who reside in Wat
son.
Quarantine Removed
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph sabo OF Buffalo avenue has
lately been freed from quarantine,
as their little granddaughter Irene
Simington, who has been Ill with
diphtheria has sufficiently recover
ed to be removed to the homeNo OF
her parents az Clarksburg and no
other members of the family have
contracted the disease.
Boys E~entertaIned
Mrs. - Hamilton Of Sabar-
ton avenue was hostess to the
members OF her Sunday school
class on Monday afternoon Of this
week, Mrs Hamilton is teacher of
the Progressive class Of the High
land avenue school. The class is
composed of a number Of very
bright little boys, and their teacher
has a natural APTITUDE for the work
which has been given her. The
boys had d delightful time at the
Hamilton home. Bible stories and
games furnishing the entertain-
nent. They were also served with
dainty refreshments.
Eeftt BetlView
Mr.. and Mr.. Clyde Polling re-
Gently moved to Ellins where the
Iorrner accepted a position some
time ago ThesPolings lived in the
Smith property In Pennsylvania
avenue ard were very we'll liked
residents,
schoolbeysinlured
Ebert Collins. son of Mr.. and
dra. j. g Collins Of Bellview
avenue, has been confined to his
home the past week, and has had
very narf1w5escape from an at.
.ack Of Notwithstanding. The youth
received an injury on Tuesday OF
asst week when he was struck in
he face with lump Of coal
thrown by another boy as they
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