The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-15
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BEDECIDEDUPON
RivesWlIe Lodge to Meet on
Tuesday to Make Plans
for Building

RlvEsv1LLE, April 1S.-Mem-
bers Of Felicity lodge, Knights OF
Pythias have been requested TO
meet Tuesday evening at 1880
o'clock at the site OF the proposed
new building. or at the lodge hail
Tat s o'clock. At this meeting the
size and kind OF a building requir-
ed for the new lodge home will be
decided upon. a committee will be
appointed, permanent plans wild be
drawn. and bids advertised for.
A practical man will be present TO
advise the lodge as to the best
ways to proceed with the building
to be erected.
Recreation Grounds
The baseball park and recreation
grounds which are a new feature
in R%ivesville have been transferred
from the church lawn to the Gun.
ningham lot and many new feat.
tires will be added There will BIZ
equipment for tennis. croquet, and
baseball. A splendid baseball team
is being organized and games with
other teams are solicited. As this
team Is under the auspices OF the
Thomas Evangelistic Club, they
will accept no dates for Sunday
games. The Recreation Club Is
OF L. B. Brown, D. F.
arrls. p. A. Bartholow, G. h.
Radcliffe. R. s. Google and G..
F. Thomas.
Bible Glasses
Bible classes in Rivesville will
meet Mt the following homes Cor
their next meeting: The First
Ward Bible class will meet at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hichola9n
In High Lawns on Tuesday even.
ing. Harry Hamrick Is leader of
this class and tho lesson will he
from the twenty eighth chapter Of
Acts. The Second Ward Glass met
last evening at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Smith Earris with Syl-
vester Arnett. leader. Tho Third
Ward Glass will have its meeting
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Martin. j. s. Google Is the leader.
Daughter Dies
Mrs. j. V. Williams OF Jaape'
street received word last Friday
that her daughter. Mrs. Elizabeth
Francis Ash. had died at her home
in Roby. Mrs. Ash was 80 years
old and her death was due to COM
pllcatIon OF diseases. Besides her
mother, the following relatives
survive: her husband. one son and
n daughter. all OF whom are at
home; a sister, Mrs. Ed. Newman,
and a brother, B. A.. White Of.
Grant Town. and also a hall
brother. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams. Funeral services were
held at the First NJ. E. Church OF
Fairmont last Sunday morning
with burial following in the Wood
!, lawn Cemertery. Mr.. Ash Is super
fntendent OF the Hutchinson Coal
Co. He spent a few days with the
Williams family here before re-
turning to his home at Rory.
Church Notes
The following will be the church
services in the Rlvesville NJ. u.
| Church South for next Sunday;
Sunday school at 9:45, George
Hamrick, superintendent: class
meeting at II a. M; L. B. Brown.
leader; Epworth League at 's:3U
p. m. followed by installation 0l
league officers; preaching services
at 1880 p. m. with sermon by thu
regular pastor. the Rev. G.. F,
Thomas. Sunday school will b
held. at the sc~hoolhouse as tnU
/ church is too small to take car Of
the school properly. This cougre'
cation Is preparing TO enlarge tho
church In the near future.
Alumni Meeting
There was n meeting OF the high
school alumni at the school audi
torium on Thursday evening
Much business was discussed By
the class, and plans were, mada u
nut on a minstrel show, with The
date to be announced later.
To The University
The Misses Lulu Hamrick, Paul,
/ inc Snider. Reva Matheny ana
Mrs. Ethel Lee Ball. all teachers
OF this year In the Riyesville
schools, have enrolled for a twelve
weeks term at the State Univer-
sity at Morgantown They will
begin their studies the first OF
June.
Making improvements
The G. G. Arnett Co. Is making
plans TO remodel It's feed store
building and also change the en-.
! trance to what is now the rear Of