The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-26

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tGhurch he Rer.5 e. Stratton#of
the local church vii preach tn
morning sermon at f5rasseili tho
Ichange being made for the day
i'only Epworth League VIII be- {
1880 D. M. Ne1ma Maine, leader
Local Boy injured
Thomas J. Morris is suffering
1 from injuries a bout the head which
| were received Sunday afternoon,
when the automobile which he was
driving colltded with another car.
] The accident occurred near Worth
ington. Morris was thrown from
his car and received injuries abous
/ the head and face. He was taken
tsary treatment was given. and he
lis doing nicely at this time, haYiny
returned to his home here the fol-
! flowing day. Andy Nuttar, who was
also an occupant OF the car, es-
capped injury.N The car was slight
lily damaged. .5s
junior Mission Circle.
The Junior Mission Circle Of the
NJ. e. Church, South, held a meet
Ting Tuesday evening at the home
tof Mrs l. R. Tetrick. Devotional
exercises were held, consisting OF
song, prayer and Scripture reading.
A program OF interesting numbers
followed, and later an informal So
cia1 hour was enjoyed. Dainty re-
| freshments were served the guests:
Hopsen, Guerandine McIntire, Dor
othy Ice, Louise Tetrick Louise
Saunders, Margaret Martin, Mary
Jean Martin, Olive May Robey.
i Francis Tetrick, Ruth Hopsen and
Doris MaEtin.
Mrs. Lyde Martin was in Elkins
this week where she went as
delegate from the local NJ. E.
Church, South, to be present at the
, Sunday school convention.
Former Resident Returns.
Arley McIntire, who left Enter
prise more than seventeen years
ago and whose whereabouts have
been unknown to his family, re-
turned here the first of the week
for visit with relatives. Mr.. Nc
Intire left Enterprise when IA
years old ard has been in most
every state in the Union. He is at
| present employed as travelling
salesman, with headquarters at New
Bedford. Mass. He is a son of Rus
sell McIntire and spent some little
time here and with relatives at
Hutchinson before returning to his
home in the North.
Clean Up Day.
Monday was set apart as Clean
Up Day" for the old church GENE,
terry. Quite a number of persons
who have relatives buried in this
plot reported for work, and a big
10 ~,
ance of the burial ground.
Moving Here.
The Winchester Coal Co. is put
ting up an office and store building
in West Enterprise and is planning
to move it's holdings from Clarks
burg to this place as soon as the
buildings are finished.
Personals.
Miss Helen Martin is spending
several days as the guest of Miss
Ruth linn of EIkins. Miss linn
and Miss Martin have also been
visiting at Huttonsvil1e.
Charles Harrison of Clarksburg
was the guest of his mother, Mrs.
L. A. Harrison, last Sunday.
Mrs. J. E. Davis of Worthington
is spendinSa few days with her
daughter, Mrs Floyd WyerS-
MT. and Mrs. Virgil Heskell of
yiropa were recent visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hef-
lin.
Mrs. V. d. McIntire, who left last
week for Tulsa, Okla, writes that
she reached her destination safely
and is enjoying the climate fine.
Charles Laulis and John Duck
worth left few days ago for Po-
teu. Okla, where they will be en-
ployed in the oil fields.
Mrs. George Vandergrift and lit
tie daughter Delsie were FairmoEt
visitors the first of the week.
Miss Nora Higginbotham was q
Sunday visitor at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Thompson OF Fair
mont.
Miss Thelma Doris Pigott is the
guest of her father, J. E. Pigott, OF
Pennington.
Audra Pearl, little daughter oil !:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meats, is
very sick this week.
Local CoIored Woman Dies.
The death of Mrs. Alberta An
thony occurred at her home here
yesterday morning after several
days illness with pneumonia. Mrs. |
Anthony was So years old and is !
survived by husband. The body |
was prepared for burial by William i
J. S. Harmer and Son OF Shinns-
ton, and was shipped to her former
home at Lynchhurs, Va, for burial. !