The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-20
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FOR RNESVIlLE
Daughters Of America
VIII start Off Strong;
Much Local News

Ntf - tA4Gs 9Ans SVS-7Ou 1907
Monday evening the Junior order
American Mechanics held an in.
teresting meeting in the Bossl hall
where IN . their meetings have
been held since the destruction OF
the X. OF n hall IN the recent fire.
AT this meeting a class Of seven.
teen was initiated Into the order,
with APPROPRIATE ceremonies. The
Junior Order lodge has a. wonder.
full increase In membership In the
last yoar. An oyster supper was
given D this lodge on a recent date,
which was indeed d very pleasant
social affair While the order was
pretty badly handicapped as well
as the other lodges OF RiYesyille
, who lost ~ the recent fire, they
r not ID the least discouraged
but arc working all the harder and
hope % have q hall OF their own
some time liz the future.
paushterslo Of America.
There viii he d meeting at the
Bossi hall this evening to complete
arrangenients for the Organization
OF q ehapterOt Daughters OF Amer
lea Thts Isl branch lodge OF the
Junior Order; and the prospects for
a strong membership here has been
videnced az there are more than
thirty applications for membership
at this time II Is asked that all
applicants be in attendance ct the
meeting Of this evening, as mat.
tiers pertatning to membership will
be discussed
Bible Classes.
The Second ward Bible class will
meet this evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartholow In Jasper
street. Sylvester Arnett Is leader
of this class The lesson will be
from the nineteenth chapter Of The
Acts. The Third ward class will
meet on next Monday evening at
the home % Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Stewart Their lesson will be the
twentieth chapter Of The Acts, and
their leader will be- announced la.
ter. High Lawns class viii meet
ON Tuesday evening Of next week
alta the hnme5of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Brookorer Harry Hamrick 8
leader Of this class and they al.
WAYS have interesting meetings.
Attend 6eIlview Meeting.
i. 3 Brown, accompanied by the
members % his Sunday school
class OF the Riyesvfl1aM. Z. church,
made IN a party who went in a
body on Tuesday evening to attend
the e~gange1Istic services which are
being held ati Bellyiew. MI. Browns
class IS composed of fourteen
young men otsthe town, and is one
OF the very Interesting classes Of
the school.
Good Lecture.
There was an excellent attend.
arce Of the 4 of P. lodge on last
Tuesday evening, when Captain
Rollo U Gonley was present and
gave q sp1endids1ecture on his trav.
els abroad. MI. Cohley is a good
speaker at all times, and on thls
occasion held the interest Of his
hearers from start 10 finish. 1t was
p Lecture very much worth while.
Scout Meeting.
The Boy Scouts Of Rivesville
held q splendid meeting Of thei,
troop ON Wednesday evening at the
CITY haI1 Scoutmaster Tate was
IN charge Of the meeting and much
business was transacted. Rev. A.
r.. Linden was elected new scout
master OF the troop. The Riyes.
vile SCENTS are much Interested
IN thetr work, and Mr.. Linden will
NO doubt be an efficient leader.
10 Have Party.
The juniors OF the local high
school IRE arranging for d very
fine time on Thursday evening OF
next week There will be a short pro
gram 4 the beginning Of tho eve
ming, AFTER which there will be a
soci1l hour with games and music
as d%ixefsiohs, and OF course the IN.
eyitable Refreshments without
which no social affair can be a sue.
cess
Willing Workers.
ON Wednesday, evening the nom.
hers ofsthe Willing Workers class
met the home OF their teacher,
Mrs. Thomas, and spent the
evening buslly sewing on layetts
which are being prepared for some
of the unemployed families in the
community The girls did work,
ANA q number Of little garments
We're got we'll under way. Those
presnnt, Ethel Newkirk, Nellie and