The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-13

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School will take part In the Easter
program which will be given at
the chapel period at 1880 O'Clock
Friday afternoon. This will be one
OF the best programs OF the years
chapel work. The time Of chapel
exercises was changed 10 the af-
ternoon that the parents and ma.
irons OF the school might have a
better chance TO attend.
Hospital Patient
j. K. Miller, who. resides near
No. Z mine. was taken TO Cook
Hospital on Monday evening
where he has since undergone a
surgical operation for hernia. Al
last reports, he was said to be
doing as well as could be expected.
To Have Social
The young people belonging to
the Crusaders and Heralds are ar.
ranging for a good time tomorrow
evening. There will be a fine
Easter program, after which the
evening will be spent in game OF
a suitable nature. A nice course Of
refreshments Is also being prepar-
ed for the enjoyment Of the guests.
Attends Funeral
Among the Barrackville people
who went to Ballah Chapel yes.
terday afternoon to be present at
the funeral OF Mrs. Ann Simpson
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.
Cramer, Mrs. Charles Clayton,
Miss Mile Wilson and Mrs. How
ard Floyd. Mrs. Simpson was a
former resident Of Barrackville.
Child Injured
Marshall Ice. the IS months old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ice.
met with a very painful accident
on Sunday afternoon. While play.
ing about the yard near his home,
he fell while running with a stick
in his hand. The stick entered the
throat causing a very bad lacera-
ton. The child was taken to Cook
Hospital, where 1t was found that
one OF his tonsils was torn loose.
Dr.. r. P. Smith, performed nn
operation and the child seems to
be doing nicely at this time.
Prayer Meetings
For the last few weeks, the
prayer meetings have been held by
the various classes of the Baptist
Sunday School on Thursday even
ing.
On last Thursday the service
was In charge OF the George ".
Kinsey Memorial Class. There
were sixty five persons present for
this service. which was one Of the
most interesting Of the series. To-
morrow evening the service will be
in charge Of the members Of the
Senior Baraca Class.
Good Playing
Carroll Michael. local young man
who Is a student OF the Fairmont
High School, accompanied the
school baseball team to Monongah
last Saturday and did some fine
playing. The score was 7-3 In
favor OF Monongah. Michael made
the first score for his team and al
so brought in the two others.
Return Home
The Rev. and Mrs. ". NJ.
Given, who were called here by
the death of the latter's father, B.
S. Wilson. returned the last of the
week to their home at Clendennln.
Mrs. Mary sprisgs and her daugh.
ter Mrs. Maud Yancey, who were
also here for the Wilson funeral,
have returned to their home in
CelIna. Ohio.
Good Services
There were good services at the
various meetings of the Baptist
Church last Sunday. Sunday school
was we'll attended, and immedl-
ately following the Rev. R. D.
Stout OF Worthlngton preached a
good sermon to the congregation.
In the afternoon, a meeting for
boys between the ages OF 4 and 10
years was held. G. H, Baker To-
cal agent at the B. & o. station.
was in charge Of this meeting and
gave the boys a most interesting