The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-17
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Bernardg Bailey.
The death Of sthelittle son OF MI.
and Mrs. Gtiy Bailey which oc-
currcd here last week, has cast a
gloom over the community In which
he WAS a great tayortte. Bernard
wa indeed q sweet and loyable
child, and while only four years of
age was N exceptionally bright lit,
tie lad He wassone Of the players
in the Christtiasi cantata which was
given ~ me ~. u: church here a
few weeks ago and took his part in
the program IN way that drew
many words o. praise While the
child was only ns few days from
the dread disease, dlphtheria,
everything possible was done that
loving hands and medical science
could do, The stricken parents
have the sympathy of their many
friends in this sorrow which has
o~vertaken them
Pastor III.
Rev, q. s. Thomas, pastor OF the
Southern NJ q church OF this
place, Is recovering from a severe
cold. The meetings whichehe had
been holding al Royal Chapel near
here had 70 he taken in charge by
Rev. ]. w Richards. However,
Rev. Thomas was able to fill his
appointment here on last Sunday
morning and may be able to return
70 the exangeiistlc meetings some
time this week should they still!
continue!
Pleasant Party:
Miss FIorence Keyser entertain.
ed q number OF her young friends
at her hoIne at Morgan's mines
ON last Saturday evening. Tho af-
fair originated with a sleighing
party, which after driving about
Tor some time finally terminated
nta tthe Keyser home where the
rest of the evening was spent in
games and music. Refreshments
were served the Jolly party, who
had enormous appetites after their
drive through the frosty air.
Good Lecture.
a number Of interested persons
we're present q d lecture which was
given at the Jackson theatre build
Ing on last Friday evening under
tho direction Of the State Bible as
ISOLATION. This Is what Is known
as the Russellite doctrine. The
subject discussed was the well
known one, tsldillions now living
viii never die Rev. s. "a. Toutjan
OF Los Angeles, California, was tho
speaker, and he certainly gave a
splendid talk, having his subject
very Wen prepared. There was
no admission charged. as the lee
lures are being given about the
country by advocates OF this faith
with the intention Of showing the
public what they believe to be the
only way 70 be a true Christian.
There was no collection taken.
10 Give Play.
The athletic club Of the local
high school IS making preparations
for a play to be staged some time
carly IN next month. The title of
the play Is ePrairie Rose" and the
best talent OF the school students
and a little assistance from friends
viii he used 20 bring out the best
there IS In thesp1ay. Rivesville has
always made q success OF anything
OF this kind which they have un.
dertakens and we predict this at.
fair VIII be no exception to the
rule. iii EklS;
Timely Aid.
Just as this last spell Of cold
Weather began the good ladies OF
the community bethought them.
solves 10 look after those who Re.
side near u who might possibly