The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-21
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Birthday Party
a delightful birthday party was
given Saturday evening in honor
of Master Fred Lambert at the
home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Lambert of Lambert street,
in celebration Of the thirteenth
4 anniversaryso of his birth. After
several hours OF merry making
with games and N usic. refresh
ments consisting Of ice cream,
cake and lemonade was served on
tables which were placed on the
lawn. a birthday cake containing,
thirteen lighted candles surround-
ed by flowers and ferns was placed
inSthe center of the tables. The
lawn was lighted by Roman cam
dies. which were artistical1y ar
ranged. Those present were Viz
May Griffith, Josephine Meredith.
Martha Carlton, Katie Stricken,
Katherine SnIder, Mildred Fullen,
Flora Colibrace. A1ga Adamovich,
Geneva Brumase, Virginia Pryor,
Zethiel Smith, Alfretta Miller.
Gretchen Adds, Opal Morrison,
Josephine Mauler. Margaret
Morrison. Pearl villars. Lucille
Mort, Virginia Harden. Ethel
Morrison. Gertrude Meredith,
Mary Lipscomb, Edna Ltpscomb,
John Mcdonald, %Vern Miller. Pat
Trader, Larren Dawson. Fred
Bice, Hodge Hagerty. Ernest
Jones Lawrence Burton. Francis
McCloy, Emin Mccoy. Joe Fort,
Raymond and Hershel Walls, Carl
James. James Meredith. William
Cornell, Ross Mccoy. James
Abcrumbia. Mrs. Ellenor Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Freeland.
BIuckner.
Hay Ride Saturday
A party composed of about
twenty young folks who took an
old fashioned hay ride Sa turday
night were lac getting in That
a wagon drawn by horses would
be an enjoyable way of taking a
hay ride was the opinion of
number of young folks who hired
a farmer to drive to Rock View
Schoolhouse Saturday night,
where they spent some time at a
weiner roast. That horses are too
slow was the opinion of the young
folks who did not reach their
homes until o'clock Sunday
morning, after driving a little
more than twenty miles. The.
party was chaperoned by Mr. and
Mrs Howard Meredith.
Local Items
Miss Kathleen Biggs of Pitts.
burgh, who had been visiting here
80 T,{6 for
Clarksburg where she will visit at
the home of her unGe. P. A. Har-
mon.
Mrs. Margaret Grace, who has
been i'll at her home here for some
time, has been very much worse
since yesterday.
Miss Matte Dovener Of Par
kersburg, who had been the guest
of Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Dye for the
past week, left yesterday to visit
with friends in Fairmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. E. Martin at
tended the annual homecoming
celebration held at Pine Bluff yes
to-day.
Jake Scarf Of Jane Lew was here
yesterday visiting With friends.
The Baptist Sunday school picnic
which was postponed on August
on account Of rain will be held at
traction Park on Thursday of this
week.
Mrs. Carl Meredith and children
of Meaowbrook who had been visit
ing here with Mrs. S. c. Meredith
left yesterday for Cassril1e, Pa.
where they will visit at the home OF
the formers brother, Lewis Barn
hart.
Eleanor Boone daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jess Boone, is i'll at her
home here.
Miss Margaret McKain and Miss
Ava Currey were calling in Fair
mont Saturay evening.
Mrs. Nate Vance of Clarksburg
was here, yesterday visiting at the !
home of her mother, Mrs. Bruce
Norris
After the regular morning ser
vices at the NJ. P. Church here Sun
day, two new mem bers were added
to the church with the Rev. Ralph
Mccoy. officiating.
WI Mr.. and Mrs Marvin Morris Of
Can2de avenue are moving to But /,
Ter. Pa.
The Low meat market, which has !
been closed for the past month was
to be opened today.
A fine outing was enjoyed by a /
number of young folks who at
tended marshmallow toast given !
by Miss Gretchen Adds on Hurley |
Fill last Thursday evening. Those !,
present were the Misses Evelyn i
Hagerty. Catherine Snider, JOSEF
phfne 1auler, Alfretta Miller,
Lorraine Fleming, Lucille Mort, !!
Katie Strickler, Mary Margaret
Knight, Thelma Hall, Virginia Ice.