The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-29
CONCERT COURSE
ATFARNEWEkDS
Undertaking Does Not Prove.
Succes-Defictt Of
Reported


rAfRvIEW, March ga small.
bit appreciatattye Audience greet.
I'D mss selma Lenhart, noted mon.
ologist aud reader Of plays, when
sho Appeared Monday in the 10
cal " = Church auditorium as
the last attraction on the Redpath
Lyceum Course which has been
staged for the past six years I'M
dor the auspices Of the local high
school The course, consisting Of
tho Hippie Concert company. Ed
ward Reno Charles R. Taggarr
and selma Lenhars was the best
IS veil 4 the most, expensive that
has cver been staged here. Tho
expeuse proved too heavy for local
people and the committee finds a
deficit of Sc. II Is not likely that
the courHe viii be repeated an
other year because Of the lack OF
financial support for this kind OF
ENTERTAINMENT. Henceforth. bas-
kethsH viii reign supreme.
Baseball Practice Today
Complete arrangements have
been ftrade for the organization OF
r baseball team In, Fairy.ew High
school aud Judging from the ma.
terial which has already reported
fpr practice, tits safe to predict a
successful team for the season.
rnifortns and equipment have
en ordered for the team and
PRACTICE began Monday. Wyoc
end Gunps are in line for the back
stop position. while Underwood,
Toothnfan Wilson and A. Ammons
win ny ont for a position on the
mound SO far Toothman has been
moving the best form for this
positions but with the hard SEIZED.
ne which coach copp Is busy ar
rgpging II seems likely that all.
wiltb he called upon during the sea-
som to perform in this capacity.
There are at least five persons
out for every other position
IN the team and SO far the first
stfing men have not been selected.
Date Not Certain
The class in music reading in
tho local high school Is planning
N unusual play in which the
weaknesges and %absurdities OF the
old fashioned school will be empha
rcd and the humor OF critical
conditionsS IN the educational move
tnent VIII be bieught out for tho
delight OF the spectators. This
bnrlesdrn show will be given
ither Saturday night. April / or
depending upon the rapidly
viz which the characters can get
NJ control OF the parts which have
been assigned them. Announce
inent ofiths exact date viii be made
rs Don as the management Is able
Ia decide,
Grade Commencement
Eighteen boys and girls, or tho
aIghth grade class, OF the
fant Town School will receive
piomas, Tuesday night, April 4,
the Grant ToSn Hall. This is
NE largest eighth grade class IN
the history Of the Grant Town
School and holds the cnyiable re-
cord OF having every member sue
ceFstully pass the diploma exam.
nation. The teacher Is Miss Clara
WiIsons Superintendent I. A..
Rarnes will deliver the common.
cement address and W. D. Yost,
PRESIDENT Of the board OF educa-
on will distribute the diplomas.
have signiifed their intention
~ entering Fatryiew High School
on the day following the COM
mencement program. Added to this
Pie thirty two BOYS and girls vino
successfully completed the eight,
grade at Fa!ryiow will make the
high School enrolment pass the
wo hundred mark. Prof o. C.
Remnant has been added to tho
high school faculty to teach extra
classes neeesitated by the added
Enrolment.
Inspection Yesterday
The bonrd OF ctacatlon OF Paw
Paw District, accompanied by
County Superintendent I. A.
Barnes; former State Surerintend
Thomas C. Miller: architect, c
Snyder, and district superin,
tandant, O. G. Tust.n made thc
final inspection Of the Dakota
ehooi Building Monday and pro.
nouneed the work good. Thomas
Miller, who taught his first
school at Dakota, snid: 1.-THE PEG
nte Of Dakota should be proud oil
inch a monument to education in
thgr community" /. A. Barnes
nd 1.-THE Marion Construct on
Co IS 10 be congratulated for its
fff0rts In constructing a building
50 suitable for school work"
Many other comments were
made in which the work Of the
b0aSd5o OF education, the architect
II Snyder, and others con
neeted with the erection Of The
building came In for q full share
tie praise.
Adds Apartment,
Miss Sallie Martin OF Fairviev
making several Improvement
g her property in which the mil,
llnery shop Is located. She is also
adding another floor to the bulidint
ghich she will make into an apart
nen.
All Set for Concerts
hG local American Legion Pos
omhIetnd Etha installation Of a
ado set In the first II. E. Church
here last night and gave Il the
ms ryout. Several interested
peetators assembled at the churcl
$50 and were able to hear
ketches Of a concert rendered Ii
Pittsburgh. The best and cleares
paIt ot3the program heard was thu
Old time melody, annie Laurie /"