The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-23
PLANS ANNOUNCED.
FOR SEVEN FATHER.
.ANDS J;
FatherIess Boys at Dinner at
Y. N. C. A. to Be Given
Memberships.
PROGRAMS ARRANGED
Senator Nicely, Charles G.
Hood and E. s. Mccullough
Among Speakers,

Memberships emitting worthy
boys to privileges in the Y. M, C,
A. will be given out at the Fathe:
and Son banquet which will be
held at the Y. NJ. c. A. tomorros
night, under the auspices Of the
boys work department of the or
ganlzation., Banquets will also be
held in the Highland Avenue Meth
odist Episcopal Church In Bell
view, in the First Presbyterian
Church in Jackson and Jefferson
streets, in the First Baptist Churcb
in Walnut avenue, in the First
Methodist Episcopal Church In
Fairmont avenue. in the BillIngsley
Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church South in Fairmont avenue
and in the Diamond Street MethO
dist Episcopal Church in Market
and Diamond streets.
s. L. Johnson, boys work secre
tary Of the Y. NJ. C. A., is In gen
eral charge OF the banquets, ar6
he has appointed someone in tn:
various churches, where the ban
quets will be held, to act as chair
man and look after the details
While the general plan OF all the
banquets is the same there ar;
slight variations I'M the program.
and menus.
The principal address Of the
banquet In the Y. M. G. A. Build.
ing will be made by Ira Smith. Har.
ry q. Engle will preside as toast.
master and M. L. Brown will speak
on "our Dads" The response will
be made by George Cole and there
will be a recitation by Robert
Lowe. Gordon Rosenmerkel will
sing several selections, and songs,
and parodies on them, will be
sung by the assembly.
Featuring the program will be a
radio concert. This will be made
possible through the generosity OF
Dan Maurer who will leave the re,
ceiving set, with the magayox, IN
the assembly room, after it's used
tonight,
The banquet served will consist
of chicken a. Ia king, mashed pota:
toes, hot ROLLS and butter, salad
and dressing and ice cream
homemade cake and coffee for tie
fathers and milk for the boys
Presbyterian Church.
In the First Presbyterian
Church ]. R. Sheridan will be the
POSTMASTER and the address will
be made by. Senator M. NJ. Neely.
A toast to the fathers will be
given by William Evans and Rollo
Conley will respond with a toast
to the boys. The orchestra OF
the Fafrmont High School will
play several selections and Miss
Pauline Reed, supervisor OF music
in the East Falrmont schools, will
sing a group Of songs. N
The banquet will be served by
the women Of the church and the
Methodist Protestant Temple with
Mrs. A. w. Reed and Mrs. James
Thomas In charge. There will be
chicken pie, mashed potatoes and
gravy, creamed peas, hot rolls
and jelly, plckle5 iced cream, cake
and coffee. The room will be at
tractively decorated with yellow
and white chrysanthemums and
these colors will be carried. out In
the general decorations.
Southern Methodist.
In the BillIngsley Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Robert Sloan will make a talk on
:"Qualities Iadmire In a Man" and
Charles G.. Hood will speak on
Like To See in a
Boy" Smith Hood will act as
POSTMASTER. Billy and Richard
Martin Of Pennington will sing a
group Of songs and, there will be
instrumental music by the Sun
ESsy school orchestra. The invo-
cation and benediction will be
given by the Rev. R. T. Brown,
pastor Of the church.
The menu will consist Of roast
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