The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-25
Surprise Party

Surprise Party
On Tuesday evening Of this week
a number of young people We're de-
lightfuly entertained at the home
of Mr., and Mrs D. H Hamilton
in Sabratin avenue. the occasion
being In honor OF the fifteen birth
day OF tn cir daughter. Miss Opal.
The affair, a complete surprise, was
arranged by the older daughter OF
the family, Miss Ruby Hamilton
The Hamilton home was prettily
decorated for. the accession, garden
flowers being effectively arranged
throughout the rooms. Miss Hamil.
ton was given number of hand
some gifts from the guests in at
tendance. The evening was spent
in games and refreshme were
served the guests at an appropriate
hour. The following young people
were present: Misses Lena Lipin-
ski, Helen Parrish, Olga Laughlin,
Willhemina Parker. Thelma Wade.
Darla Harr, Mary Stevens Elsie
Thompson. Ada Sapp. Beulah Sat
Smith, Ruby Layman Emma Long
Agnes Sapp Hazel Barr, Sylvia
Abels, Hilda Ables, Gertrude Pick
ms. Iva Carpenter Ruth Sidweli.
Mildred Wilson, Ruby Hamilton,
Opal Hamilton. Edith Ellis, Messrs
Herald Schimel, James Durett,
Byerl Toothman. Alfred Putnam.
Milford Collins. Frank Holt, Mrs.
Harry Shaferman. Mrs Jack Bintz.
and little daughter Marion, Mr..
and Mrs. Hamilton
55 Important Meeting
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ciety Of the Highland avenue NJ. E.
Church will meet. at the church on
Monday evening. AS this will be
an important business meeting, an
effort is being made to have full
attendance of the membership.
TO Hoid Exchange
Teachers Of the primary depart
m ent OF the Highland Avenue IN. .
E. Sunday School are planning to
hold an exchange and bake sale at
the store of Hall and Talkington
Saturday morning A full line OF
bread, cake. pies and homemade
candy of the best quality will be
on sale. The proceeds are to go
to pay for the new piano for. the
primary Sunday school rooms.
At Cook Hospital
Mrs. Charles Merrifield Of Lib
erty avenue is patient at Cook
Hospital. She underwent a surgi-
cal operation this morning. At
last reports the patient was rest
ing easily, with hopes of an early
recovery.
Handkerchief Shove
Members of the primary depar.s
ment Of the NJ. E. Sunday School
gave a handkerchief shower for
their president, Mrs. Frank S.
White of Naomi street, Wednesday
afternoon Mrs. White is leaving
for a years stay in Nashville.
Tenn. the first Of September. and
the shower was planned as sur
prise. Several ladies' were pres
ent and a pretty collection Of gifts
was received by the hostess
Sunday Services
Services in the Highland Avenue
NJ. E. church tomorrow will be lin
the following order: Sunday school
at $3.50 a. M :, John c. Hupp, super
intendent; preaching service at
1890 a. M; Epworth League at z
p. m =; pu bic worship and sermon
at s p. M Both morning and eve.
ming serm ons WILDE given by the
regular pastor. the Rev. +. G.
Meredith.
Personals IA
Miss Grace Stutler OF Parkers-
burg is here for a. visit with her.
brother, Carl Stutler and Mrs. Slut
Ter Of Highland avenue.
Miss Gertrude Pickins is spend
ing a few days as the guest Of
Miss Pearl Smith of Colfax.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. L. Wiley and
children OF Grafton were guests of
the formers sister, Mrs. Fred
Workman in Buffalo avenue the
first of the week.
Miss valda Wilson is spending
a week as the guest Of relatives
at Warrington.
Miss Pearl Rutherford OF Powell
is spending an indefinite visit in
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John'i
Swartz in Murray avenue.
John C.. Hupp has returned from
a few days business visit in Char
lesion and other points in the
eastern part Of the state. /.
"a Frank s. White and members Of
Boy Scout troup No. - returned on'i
Tuesday from Cheat Mountains. !
where they had been IN camp for
days. 5 88
Miss Margaret showalter Of
is spending a weeks visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wv.
darlington in Bellview avenue.
Mrs. Ruth Tangilder and chill
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