The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-19
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Highland Avenue NJ. b. Church
VIII have a social and roll call
meeting on the evening OF April
"a. There are about fifty members
IN this organization and It Is i'm
portant that each one be present u
answer when their name Is called.
Besides the members OF the society
every woman in Bellvlew Is also
Invited to this meeting. This is
purely a social affair, and no al
mission will be asked and MOI Of
fering taken other than the regular
!! monthly dues OF the members,
| which may be paid at this time II
1t is SO desired.
While no program has been
! given out at this time, It is known
that the affair will be OF an infor-
nal nature and that a committee
I; has been appointed to look after
tho refreshments. another commit.
tee to take care OF the invitations
and also an Entertainment com
mittee. This affair was planned
some time ago. but no suitable
date was found until the present
time.
Mrs. Faweett Hostess
The home OF Mr., and Mrs. o.
E. Fawcett in Bellview avenue was
the scene OF an enjoyable gather
ing OF relatives on last Sunday.
! A twelve o'clock dinner was a
pleasant feature OF the occasion.
Covers were laid for fifteen per-
sons besides the members OF the
immediate family.
/ Leaving BeIlview
| Mr.. and Mrs. Homer McKios-
key. who lived in Bellview avenue
for the past several months. have
moved to property in Chicago
street, the change Of residences
being made last Monday.
Received New Members
On Easter Sunday morning in
the Highland Avenue NJ. F..
Church, Immediately following the
preaching service. five members
were received into full connection
with the church. A number Of
these were received by letters from
other churches.
Building New Home
Robert Canoe, who recently
| purchased very desirable home
site in Bellview avenue. which was
formerly the property of Newton
Grub, began Monday to grade the
| lot preparatory to building q new
home.
Miss ALTA Hermond has return
ed to her home at Jane Lew after
spending a visit Of several days
with relatives here.
Bert Jones has been the guest
of his father at Berea, W. Va, for
the last few days.
Mrs. Hilbert Smith OF Russell
street, who has been quite Ill for
some time, is said TO be improv-
ing.
Mrs. Grace Morgan has return
ed to her home at jenkins, Kyn
after spending several weeks with
her parents, Mr., and Mrs. John
Frew, who reside near here.
| Bert Michael Of Fairvlew was
the guest Of his daughter, Mrs. j.
G.. Collins in Bellview avenue, for
a few days the last Of the week,
I The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
". E. Burr Of Highland avenue,
who has been seriously Ill for
some time, is slightly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Reynolds OF
Watson were guests OF the latter's
sister, Mrs. George Stevens. for an
Easter visit.
Mrs. Minnie ice was the guest
Of friends In BarrackYille on Mon
day OF this week.
J. B. Ridenour md sons. Leo
and Grant and Frederick, of Muir
ray avenue were Easter visitors
with Grafton relatives.
Leonard Putnam who had been
living here for the past few
months, left the first OF the week
Cor an indefinite stay with his
parents at Petroleum, W. Va.
Mrs. George Milton and son,
George, Jr.. and Mrs. L. G. Ever
son were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Everson in Murray avenue
for a Sunday visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Eddy Of
Hamilton Hill were Easter guests
at the home Of their cousin, Mrs.
NJ. e. Grub in Murray avenue.
w. l.. Yost has returned to his
home in Hess avenue after spend
ing several days with relatives in
Wetzel County.
Miss Evelyn Fortney OF King
mont was the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. F. ]. Merrifield, yesterday.
Mrs. Is. C. Heard Of I.nrmrt nr-