The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-29
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bride are popular young people Of
this community.
Miss Gather Of Fairmont Is teach.
ing the Hess School this term.
Miss Ida Cowan Of stringtown
was calling on Miss Iva Vincent
Saturday.
Jesse F. Sturm, who has been
Ill, IL improving and the attending
physician, DR.. r. B. Nutter. thinks
he will be out again in a few days.
Mrs. Maggie Sturm, who spent
the summer In Pocahontas County
with relatives has returned and
will spend the winter with Mr.. and
Mrs. James B. Sturm.
w. o. Umstead Of the R. ]. Rey.
nolds Tobacco Co., was transacting
business here Monday.
Mrs. Marcilla Richardson, Miss
Essie Matheny, Mrs. Nora Talking.
ton and son Harvey were calling at
the home of Mrs. Eliza Tetrick
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darrell Tetrick have
returned from Mexi, Tex, where
Mr.. Tetrick had been employed In
the oil fields.
Those from a distance attending
the home coming at Bingamon
Sunday, were Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Hess from Shinnston, Mr.. and Mrs.
Luster Merrifield OF aFirmont, w.
A. Crowl OF Fairmont; the Rev.
Blackburn Hall of Homewood, the
Reverend Mr.. Reamer of Downs,
The Rev. w. .. Reed of Fairmont,
E. L. Billlngslea Of Worthington
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence shary
OF Wilsonburg.
Alfred F. Price Is building a new
residence on his farm on Long
Run.
W. H. Wood and G. NJ. sturm
were transacting business here
Monday.
A. G. Stackpole was in Shinnston
on business Tuesday.
Arlie G. Tetrick, who was work
ing on the state road, is at home
cutting corn and doing his fall
work.
Henry sturm was in worthing.
ton attending to business Tuesday.
j. ]. Sturm Of Enterprise attend.
ed the homecoming at Bingamon
Sunday,
Roads here are still in a very
bad condition owing to the recent
flood.
Mrs. A. j. Anderson of Long Run
was calling on Mrs. F. NJ. Stack.
pole one evening recently.
Guy Mason Of Fairmont was a
recent visitor here.
Bfn1amen Homecoming
The Bingamon home coming was
held on Sunday at the Martin
church with q large crowd in at,
tendance. No regular program was
carried out. Splendid talks were
given by the Rev. Mr.. Alkire OF
Buchanan and Rev. w. D. Reed OF
Falrmont, a former pastor. Mr..
Reed gave an interesting talk on
his trip through Europe the past
year, which was greatly enjoyed by
his listeners. Excellent music was
rendered Throughout the day by a
choir consisting Of w. A. Crowel
Tip" Jones Of aFirmont, J. Claude
Davis, Mrs. J. L. Hess, Mrs. Fred
L, Sturm, Mrs. Carl Martin and
Mrs. Will Moore with Miss Helen
Adams the organist. The meeting
was opened by a song and an ad.
dress delivered by W. A. Crowl,
president OF the Association, after
which the remainder Of the time
until the noon hour was taken UP
with song service.
Dinner was served on the ground
at u o'clock. No election OF off.
GERS for the ensuing year was held
The old officers being held for the
next meeting, which will be held
on the first Sunday in September
1923.
The president and executive
committee announce that there will
be a regular program prepared
for the next meeting, and they
hope to make the meetings more
interesting each year. The officers
and committee are w. A. Crowl
president; J. L. Hess, B. F. Davis
Frank Hess. Fred !, Sturn, and NJ