The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-21
SHEIK SHAND7NILL
SIAGEPAGEANT AT
EAIRNl | ! CHURCH.
ugh School Annual, to Be
Dedicated to Student at
State University.

FAIRvIEw, Nov. 21-what is
expected 70 be the most elaborate
pageant ever staged locally is one
10 be put on Friday night by adult
merbers Of the Fatrview First N.
Il Church. The play, which is cali
Cd 'The Great Refusal" will have
cast OF tWenty-tour characters
and the rehearsals would indicate
that local people arc TO have a
rare treat when 1t is ready Tor
presentation. a. Osborne, the
aithof, Is well known as a writer
and Indian lecturer. He has given
Two addresses the past week In
Fairg1ew and the Vicinity. DE Is
populhrly known as Sheik shand.
and has written many articles for
reading American magazines,
Miss Cook Honored
The high school annual 1.-THE
Paw Paw board met last night to
make final arrangements for the
publication OF the year book and
among other important business
lnatters. decided 10 dedicate this
Years raw Paw to Miss Alice Vir-
ginta Cook, who is now a student
ID West Virginia University. Miss
Cook was teacher OF English III
Tie kairview High School for four
ears, resigning in the spring Of
Ig21'to complete her work in the
Shfversity. The board Is composed
Of E.nna Taught, editor-in-chlet;
hottie remnant and Freda Dlcksn,
assoclate editors; horace Michlst,
business manager, and Earl Ma
son and hugh Miller, ass!stae,
llAnagers.
Chicken Pox
a slight epidemic of chicke.i
po& has reached Falrview recently
aud among the victims are: Il
bettas little daughter OF Mr.. anu
Atfss w D. fosl; rnylils, uuus :
tef OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Inoluas
montgomery and NImurd It.,;
sul ul sslr. iind Mrs. Giauue Amos.
SccreU rfscslcc
Coach j. +. Coup nas begun
final preparation iUr Inc rat:,.,"
latfm6nt lootDall Ulasn M".en
tstl15be staged IN ooutu side I....
u 5 COCK r'l;day afternoon. -
dar1 AGAINST any ,leMs Je."s,
slI4lea " sv0uts 10 TIE UpJUs....,
eeani tue team mas elltrreu i...s
setret practice Muuro SPECIAL =,
tenuOn mas Ueen sea 10 81
4opp piss, iIu1e lua.UGs IA 80
leiness ee- anugrU.l c,usn y.
$40. E0aclf COpp Oellc,cs IT,,
pay VIII be new with west ,n-
j .til high schools and vii W l,.I
tesuEt OF several yards gain IL u.
lae deciding factor IN the IootU4ll
CLASSIC this week. Should taIHIe"
SEiis lEom the Fairmont asgrrsA
( lion in Its first appearance -
tootball added TO It's already lUGs
list ot victories, even Its woYs,
Enemies would proclaim the teaM,
successful year; Meaningless
elalm nor county championship.
Wnlll pc Shot TO pieces or pU..
eason game would have to BE
staged at either FalrEew or FAN
mont. FatrmonL High is belle ,uG
have the .tronsest team T.
Yeas, but FairYiew is banking
I upon the same fighting spirit tuut
has won it the championship in
both basketball and baseball to
afiniin Fridays clash. Trucks ald
automobiles are already being
chartered to take large dr!csa.
tion OF rooters to the scene "
battle, and the entire student
body Is expecting to be on lIRuu
the first loot OF the whistle.
ttnEold FreCiand has been chosen
cheer leader for the occasion ara
ftllsmuke a worthy opponent VI
Fhompson and Arnctt, the Fal-.
mont cheer leaders.
q SHOW Thursday
Much Interest is being mani
Tested IN the show which will 10
sixen in the high school audi
forum Thursday night Of tbs
week. The high school manage
1ent has been successful In book
ing the Paramount screen produc-
tion. sInside the Cup" based up
on Churchlll's famous novel OF
the same name.
y Personals
Miss Leila Gump is Ill at her
home on Main street with an a..
tack of neuralgia
Miss Ruth McCrGy was abson.
from school yesterday because OF
illness.
Miss Ruth MeCombs was a