The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-19

past two years He ras i member
ot the local Baptist Church and
slso q the sentof Bafaca SUNDAY
sphpol elass BE e survived ~
his wife and two children. the
funeral party left today on the u
O'clock train for Nashua, Iowa
where interment will be made.
Members OF the Baraca Sunday
School Class went to Fairmont in
q body to escort the body to the
Crusaders Have Good Meeting
On last Thursday afternoon, thu
Crusaders, which is a new organ.
cation. held az excellent meeting
OF tho Bethesda Baptist Church.
This Organization Is purely mis-
sionary. and the training given
the members are along these lines.
The officers are as follows, Presl-
dent, John Shackleford: first vice
president, Beulah Lawler; second
vice president, Juanlta Prim; re-
cording secretary, Doris Bird; cor
responding secretary, William
Berry; treasurer, Everett Delaney.
Other members are Helen Shackle-
ford. oggie Berry. Charles Ken
needy, Orvil Wyers and Maxine
Neptune. The heralds are Harry
Hays, Junior Milan, Francis Baker,
Irene Baker, and Eva Prim. Miss
Villa Straight is counselor.
At the meeting Thursday after
noon, an Easter program was rem
dered and the members turned In
their foot Of dimes" which they
had collected, to be used in mis-
sion, work. EARLY in March each
members had been given a pad
with spaces for twelve dimes. One
member. Everett Delaney filled two
Of thees pads while several others
filled one. The collection amounted
to $40. After the collection was
received, social hour was held,
and delicious refreshments were
served the youngsters.
Friday Chapel Meeting
An unusually interesting time Is
expected at the chapel exercises OF
the Barrackville schools ton the
coming Friday morning. Prof.
Walter A. Barnes OF Fairmont
High School faculty has promised
to be present and address the
meeting. There will also be some
thing new in the way Of music. An
orchestra composed OF the follow
ing pieces will be present! Thelma
Brand and Eva Ridgway, uqulele;
Madge Thomas and Genevieve
Cornwcll. guitar; Geraldine Cook.
violin. The public has been invited
to attend the program.
Held Funeral Services.
Evangelist ]. Frank Ice waE
called to Glover Gap last Satur.
day to conduct funeral services for
Mrs. Harry Dawson, who died after
a several months illness OF a com.
plication OF diseases. Mrs. Dawson
was a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Davis who live near Seven Pines.
The funeral was held in the Glover
Gap Baptist Church, and intermentI
was made in the Glover Cemetery.
PhiIathea Glass to Meet.
The members OF the Philathee
Glass will have their monthly bust.
ness meeting at the home OF Mrs
Shirley Murrell. The class will
meet at Z o'clock, and full a.
tendance OF the members has been
requested.
Stone Church Reserves Entertained
The members Of the Stone
Church Reserves, a Sunday school
class, were entertained Wednesday
evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Stevens. their daugh-
ter, Miss Lillian. being the hostess.
A pleasant evening was enjoyed by
the guests who entered heartily into
the games which were used as III.
versions. Delicious refreshments
were served by the hostess, assist.
ed by the Misses Edith and Opal
Toothman. Those present were the
Misses Alice Grim, Kathleen