The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-06
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Program Of Commencement
Week in FairMeW
Made Public.

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FAIRvIEw. May 6.--Gom-
mencement week for Falry1ew
High School promises to be the
best in the history the school.
was M de last
night. that Principal w. r. BUCK OK
ey OF the Fairmont High School
had accepted an invitation to de-
liver the grade commencement
address Tuesday night, May 23.
This completes all events for the
week as the speaker for high
school comm encements night has
been known for some time The
schedules Of events and dates IS
as follows:
sunday morning, May Fl, -
o'clock-The Rev: J. c. Buckley
Of the Diamond Street NJ. T..
church, Fairmont, will deliver the
annual class sermon in the First
M. E. hurch.
Monday evening, May e: 8
O'Clock Fairview High School
Alumni Association will meet IN
the high school auditoriu m.
o.clock-W. 3. buckley will de-
liver an address to the eighth
grade graduates in the M. ~.
church.
Wednesday evening. May -,
s contest at
NJ. f. Church.
Thursday evening May IS. $50
ock-Junior-senior banquet IN
the high school bui1ding; senior
class night, s o'clock in the high
school auditorium.
Friday evening. May &c, s
o'clock-Hig school com mence-
ntent at the NJ. E. Church For-
1ner$ Governor John J. Cornwell
will deliver the address.
Saturday night, May s
O'Clock. in the high school audi
torium-The lecture course com
j mittee will present a com edy IN
three acts entitled Daddy
Visiting Parents
Mrs. Fred Ambrose aqd chill
dren of New YORK are visiting the
formers parents, .sr.Sand Mrs. H.
ID. Eddy. while Mr.. Ambrose IS
awaiting the arrival Of furniture
! and other goods to take up their
residence in Fairnont.
Revenge TUESDAY
Weakened considerably by the
absence OF catcher. Gump from the
line up. the local high school
baseball team went down to defeat
before the fast sailing Monon gan
team al Traction Park yesterday
afterncaa by a 5 to 3 score. Gump
| believes that he will; be able for
the game Tuesday on local
! grounds when Mononga viii give
q return game. What the result
of that game may be cannot be
conjectured, but it is safe to say
the local team will be in much bet
ter condition than yesterday. on
ongah.ha a good team. it is said,
and with all%regulars III the game
Tuesday the fiuaI result may not
be different. but the local players
are confident thar they can take
the contest.
Glass to Dinner.
Miss Louise Boehm, supervisor
of music and teacher of American
history in the local high school,
will give dinner TO the members
of her class at her home on Wal
nut street. Fairmont, this evening
at 6 o'clock.
| Personals
J. L. Burton, employe OF the
Jennings Oil Co. on the Darrah
lease, has resumed his work after
several months absence because OF
illness.
Harry Luton. president Of the
Acme Hardware CO., along with
others, is on fishing trip near
Blacksville.
Mrs Ward Dragoo is sufferin 6
! with an attack of heart trouble.
IA j. Taught and family have
recently moved into the Andrew
Tenant property.
/ The freshman class OF the local
high school entertained the
eighth grade graduates In the high
auditorium last night. Following
a program of music and readings,
refreshments were served.
The c. o. H. Sewing Club met
Miss Flossie Eddy. 5s
Mrs. w. D. Yost left this m orn-
ling for weekend visit with Miss
Alice Cook of Woman's Hall, West
/, Virginia University. Miss Cook
was formerly a teacher Of English
in the Fairview High School.
/ Claude Jarvis was business
! visitor to Fairmont yesterday
=; 1tDon't Get Person is the at
traction at the Globe Theater to-
I night. Marie Provost plays the
leading role
Park Weaver. recently gradual
! ed from the Mountain State Bust
! ness College at Petersburg, is
| spending a few days at home be-
fore taking position.
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