The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-17
SERVICES
ALL WELL ATTENDED
Much Building Activity Report.
ed Among Residents of
BeIIyiew Now

6ellVleW NOW
BELLvlEW, April 17.-All ser.
vices held in the Highland Avenue
NJ. E. Church yesterday we're well
attended. The attendance at Sun.
day school almost reached the 300
mark. A special feature OF this
service was a duet by the Misses
Sylvia Ables and Ogarite Smith,
with Miss .Hilda Ables as accom-.
PIANIST on the plano. Sunday school
was followed by u fine Easter ser
mon by the regular pastor, the Rev.
T. @. Meredith. The Epwortll
League service, which was held at
$3.50 p. M, was well attended. Hugh
Glasscock was leader at this ser.
vice and the subject was Making
Christ Our Guest" The service
following was almost entirely mu.
steal, featuring the Easter season.
The church was made beautiful:
with flowers, furnished by courtesy
OF the Junior Epworth League.
To Return Home.
Friends OF Miss Georgia West
fall, who sailed last autumn as an
educational missionary to India.
have received word that her health
for the past several weeks has been
very poor. In a letter OF recent
date received by local people, Miss
Westfall states that some time ago
she had an attack of acute indiges.
ton. which was followed by a nerv.
Gus breakdown. She will probably
return to her home in Buckhannon
in a short time. Miss Westfall
taught in the Rivesville schools last
year and was a resident OF Bellview
during her school term.
Son Born.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jones OF
Pennsylvania avenue have a new
addition to their family in the per.
son Of a little son, who arrived A.
their home few days ago. This
Is the firth child in the family. He
has been christened Clarence Ray
Jones.
To Build In 5eIIView Avenue.
Joseph Dotts OF Russell street
has purchased u building site in
Bellview avenue and will at once
begin the erection OF II modern two
story residence. There is much
building activity in Bellvlew. Hugh
Glasscock and Victor Yost are each
building residence in Home street,
Mrs. Margaret Ammons has her
new residence In Bellvlew avenue
we'll under way. and Howard Canoe,
who recently sold his Meredith
Springs property, is also preparing
10 build new home In Bellview
avenue.
5ellVIew Junior Open Season.
The Bellview Juniors baseball
club, composed OF boys of Bellview
ranging in age from II to IS years,
opened its season yesterday, de.
feating the Tank Hill team OF Fair.
mont by the score Of Is to a. The
game was played at the old fair.
grounds, which was not In the hest
of shape for fast work. Although
the scoring ran high, the play ii.
general was quite interesting. The
line.up and batting order was az
follows Wayne Carroll, CT; Ebert
Collins, IF; John Coughenour, 2h I;
Lloyd Carroll, 3b; Joe Riggs, II:
milford Collins, C; Alex TchInski
So; Herman Ellis. lib; Alfred Put
nam, s.
Hospital Patient.
Hays Gaskill, who has been a pa
tient in hospital at Buffalo, n
Y, for the past week, where HI
has undergone a minor operation to
correct injuries which he received
some time ago. is said to be doing
very nicely at this time.
Personals.
The Misses Leona and Nell Yost
Of Warrington were guests OF their
sister, Mrs. Curtis Brumage Of Muir
ray aveue. over tho weekend.
Ernest F. MILAN of Warrington
was an Easter guest with relatives
here and returned home this morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tiller Chapman and
Mrs. Pinkney Arnett were business
visitors in Monongah the last Of
the week.
Mrs. Lillian Foley of Clarksburg
who was the guest Of relatives here
last week, has returned to her home
at Clarksburg.
John Coughenour was a business
visitor in Pittsburgh and returned
home n few days ago.
Mrs. A. Shreve OF near Littleton
is spending several days with her
daughter, Mrs, Bert Jones in High
land avenue.
Miss Iva Carpenter has been con.
fined to hey home in Murray ave.
nue. for theflast several days, SUI
tering from y severe attack OF side
pleurisy.
Deputy Marshall All Richmond.
who has been holding federal court
in Clarksburg, was home for the
weekend.
Simon Moore has returned from
McCurdysville where he was look.
Ing after interests connected with
his farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. W. Rutherford
returned the last Of the week from
business visit in Warrington.
Mrs. S. G. Meyer, who has been
III the last two weeks with an at
tack Of influenza, is able to be out
again.
H. G. Beard is snandinr few