The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-22
LOCAL MINISTER
MAKES TALK TO
FAIRV|EW CLASS
Buckley Discusses Secrets
of True Success Before
Graduates.

,35 FAIRvIEw, May GIN an in
terestjug and scholarly sermon
yesterday morning in the FairvteW
M. e. Church TO the graduating
class Of the local high sch sol, the
Rev j. c.. buckley spoke about
the secret Of true success. He EN-
phasized the need of the individual
to get Christ into his life" The
greatest men Of all history" ne
said "have been those who tried
to glorify Cod
n His Illustrations were clear and
concise. it is said. and his sermon
was well received by the large
audience. The sermon was the for
NAL opening Of commencement
week which promises to be the
best in the history of the school.
Hymns and anthems We're rem
dared by the high school choir.
Louise Boehm sang duet, "The
Lord IS My Shepherd which was
well rendered.
Alumni Association
The High School Alumni Asso-
citation will meet tonight in the
high school auditorium when
future plans for the improvement
OF the high school will be discuss
ed and committees appointed for
the beginning of a campaign III q
new high schol building. The ban
#quet which was at first advertised
has been given up, but refresh
ments consisting of cake. coffee.
ice cream, salads and sandwiches
will be served.
Wedding and Unfair
0f t,iJ 6yry I
Miss Helen A. Way. daughter OF
George Way. automobile dealer I'M
Harrisburg were married at theE
brides home in Clarksburg Sat
urday evening by the Rev. r. D.
Hall formerly pastor OF the First
NJ. e. Church here. Saturday
evening they returned to the home
of the bridegroom's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w N. Ammons, where
an Unfair was held with. the follow
ing persons present: Arthur Am
mons. Tom Levelle, Byron Miller,l
Ben Ammons. Ed Fox and wife,
Clyde Taught, J. G. Taught. Cliff
ford %Ammons. Ross Anmons. Rob;
ert FIaught and the Misses Mary
&Levelle. Nellie Ammons, Ruby Eos
Lea Michael, Tessie GaultJ .Estele
Toothman, Gertrude Ammons, Ger
L I,
Mary Ruth Ammons and May
Taught.
The bride and groom will make
their home in Clarksburg where tn
latter. is employed by the BiddleI
Concrete Co., as cashier and BOOK
keeper.
Ladies Aid
The Ladies' Aid Society Of The
local NJ. E. Church will meet in
the church at Z o'clock Tuesday
evening. Some important business
win come before the society at
that time, and all members have
been urged to be present. The time
Tor meeting has been changed from
s tot O'Clock because of the Grade
CONNIE cement, which is 5che 'uledi
for the church at the former hour.
Maness to Wheeling
The Rev. R. L. Maness. pastor
of the local NJ. e. Church, will
leave this evening for Wheeling
where ne will attend tomorrov and
next day a meeting of the t1omel
missions Extension Society.
Personals
3.- The Rev. I. S. Tyler was at Bal
:rackyille yesterday conducting thej
funeral of a Mrs. Swisher.
AZ committee composed OF l.. J.
Afyres, Will Severn, Charles PaS'
IRISH and others will meet this even
ing at. The NJ. p. Church 70 NOV
the lawn.
f. Copp is suffering from a
severe cold.
4 Mrs. Lee Amos was a business
visitor to Fairmont SATURDAY..
Miss Mary Philips was a Fair
view visitor yesterday evening.
R&The ;nter-Society contest will bel
staged in the First NJ. E. Church