The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-24
SCHOOLS CLOSING
At BA|RR R
Last Entertainment to Be
Given by Junior High on
Thursday.


II Many events have been given IN
the last few weeks in connection
with the closing of the school
year. Last evening the mem oers
Sof the first, second and third
Junior high classes held most
enjoyable. outing in Ices orchard,
"a bountiful supper was carried
along in hampers and was served
picnic style, during the evening.
This evening. a highly impor-
II Eant event will be the music reel
!. tai of the pupils of the Barrack-
Vile schools under the direction
of Miss Hazel Book.
On Thursday evening win be
given the closing entertainment OF
the school. This will consist OF
readings, drills, and both vocal
and instrumental music. Several
violin numbers have been arrang-
led for this event.
On Friday evening the entire
school will have an old-fashioned
$@pJonic supper. This will be the
last event connected with the
CLOSING exercises. There will also
be a. teachers meeting Friday
safternoon. Several of the teachers
N OF this year will return for next
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PhilatheaS Entertained
II The Philathea Glass of the Bap-
Us list Sunday school was entertained
last "Wednesday evening at the
nome of Mrs. E. M. Beall. Mrs.
Ruth Wilson also shared honors
with Mrs. Beall as hostess. A
splendid reading was given by
III Mrs. Jessie Stewart. There was
4Sa1so business meeting, followed
by a social hour. and three new
members were admitted to mem
~ bership in the class. Choice re-
freshments. were also served the
guests during the evening. Those
present were Mesdames Rose ORA
goo, Hattie Jamison, Alice Law
er, Nay Wilson, Meta Brand. Ona
Exeline, Goldie Robinson, Jessie
" Stewart, Freda Price. Cosby Saun-
ders, Lena Saunders, Della Nep-
tune, Bird Robinette, Otis Milan
Il and Cecil Ice.
Chapel Program
..$5s8I Deserving of special mention
WAS the chapel exercise given last
Friday The program for this day
Twas in charge of Miss Bartlett and
sthe pupils of the third and 5-B
Egrades. Palmer method buttons
were awarded to eight children,
SSthree being given to pupils of the
fifth grade, and five to pupils OF
sEzthe third grade. Those who re-
8ceived this mark of merit were,
MARY Brajakovich, Ogie Berry,
Benny Davis. Joanna Cook, Olive
lice. IS-othy Brookoyer. Flora
Thomas and Conrad Thomas.
SThese pupils bear the distinction
3of being the only children in Fair
mont District under junior high
school who received the buttons
Osborne- Wells,
sss8ss The marriage of Miss Marie Os-
borne of Moods Run to Raymond
Wells OF this city was performed
although they returned here the
same evening the marriage was
4sn OF announced until the following
FRIDAY. Mrs. Wells is daughter
Gsof Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Osbourne,
land is a member of this years
ssshfgh school graduating class. Mr.
wells is a member of the Wells
land Son grocery and meat market
firm in Main street.
On Monday evening, large
crowd Of young folks gathered at
@the Wells home and gave the
neWlyweds a rousing serenade.
NJ ISIS Michael Hostess
s5siSs Miss Martha Michael was hog
tess to the members of the Young
Peoples Sunday School Glass of
sthe Christian Church at the HON /
sof her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A J. |
Michael of Pike street There was
the usual business meeting and so
sSciaI hour, after which the party was
treated to refreshm ents of delight
sful quality. Those present were
the Misses Eva Ridgway, Tensel
s-Tennant, Sophia Kozn2ski. Edith /,
ssRobinson, Olive Michael, Beryl Mil |
Her, Geraldine Cook, Lucille Cramer,
Margaret Wisman, Messrs. Romu
Nus LaE1er, Noah Grove Johnnie
Ice, Russell Hood and Virgil Nor
sFis.
SwisFaer Funeral.
The funeral of Mrs. Caroline
sSwisher. which was held at the |
home OF her son, J. D. Swisher, |
Sunday morning. was attended bv
Ia large crowd OF friends and rela- !
lSives from various parts of the
county. The Rev. J. c. Malcomb OF /