The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-02

lnnal memorial service II thS
fftyesvitie 81, b Churel soufii iast
Sunday NJ IL d. m. Members q
lRiyesytIle Council No. 1856 attend
ed In q body, Us did also White
Day Council OF Fairmont, and Sew,
erai other visitors were also pre.
sent. The full ceremonial OF the
lodge was carried out.
On next Sunday the Daughters
Of America will hold. their mem
orlal services at the same church.
Bible Glasses
Members Of the Second Ward
Bible Class met last evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. F, Free
man in Jaspep street. The Green
Town Class viii meet on Monday
evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James. Carpenter, while the
High Lawns Class will be enter
tanned at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Brookoyer in Monroe
street.
Church Notes.
The following services will be
held at the U. B, Chapel In. High
Lawns next Sunday. Sunday
school will be held at $3.50 with
opening service as follows: Piano
solo, Lorraine Wilson; song, Jun
Tor Wilson and Fred Harris; song,
Glen Bowman; Z song, Madeline
and Eloise Hamrick;s recitation
of classes; dismissal. Preaching
service will be at z D. m. With
the sermon by. the regular pastor,
the Rev. B. F. Williams. Reyi-
val services will begin In this
church on January 1 with the
Rev. 3. H. Waters, district SUPER
tntendent from Grafton, to assist
the regular pastor during the last
ten days Of the meeting.
Rivesyille NJ. e. South.
Sunday school will BIO at g;45.
a. m. With George Radcliffe, sup.
erintendent, and preaching SER
vice at IL a. nj. Memorial SER
vices by Daughters Of America
will be held atj2ip. M, and Ep-
worth League at 7:15 D. m.
Preaching service will be at s D,
M, with the Rev. G. F. Thomas,
pastor.
Hand Injured.
Dominec Delarcos hand was In
jured while working at the rail-
road shops at Fatrmont Tuesday.
Attending physicians say that the
amputation Of q finger may be
necessary before the injury heals
properly.
Rcd Cross Roll Call.
The Red Cross Roll Call will
be put on in RiyesvilIe the early
part of next week. Committees
OF workers are being selected
from among the members OF tho
different churches Of the city.
Thanksgiving Service,
Thanksgiving services were
held in the United Brethren
Chapel yesterday morning at
1880 with the Rev. H. *. Ash
In charge: Appropriate music
was a feature of the service,
which. was much enjoyed. Mem
bers Of the Junior classes OF the
U. B. Sunday School were given q
party in the afternoon with their
teachers, Miss Lulu Hamrick and
Elmer Ash, in charge. Games and
refreshments were enjoyed by
the youngsters.
MfCQfnn n RIy Meath.
AT a recent meeting OF the
Woman.s Missionary Circle Of the
NJ. q. Church, South, it was de.
cided to give a bazaar SOME time
during the second week Of Do
cember. Already number OF
articles suitable for Christmas
gifts are under way, and the date
for the affair will be announced in
few days.
Personals
John Sharpe Of Reedsville "a
the guest of his daughter, Mrs: L.
y. brown, for few days visit
Mr.. and Mrs. y. S.. Harris 1ur
family spent Thanksgiving Day at
the home Of the latter's parents.
Nj. and'Mrs. H. B. Fltzhugh 81 q;
: Miss Allene Outright, teacher OF
domestic science in the ,RIyesville
High School, has gone to Buck.
harmon to spend Thanksgiving
with her parents
Miss Dorothy Johnson of Kew
ser is here to spend fe W DAYS at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ
unable to walk since receiving iHSl
Smith In High Lawns.
William Snider, who has bee,
turies from a fall while working
on the new school building, Is
able to go about the house on,
,crutches the past few days.
Miss Dora May Smith spent
Thanksgiving5at Interstate as the,
guest Of her uncle, Presley Rob!
tnson, and family
Mrs. Guy Bailey was the guest,
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. 8.
Fltzburgh of Locust avenue, on.
Wednesday.
Miss Emily Johnson was al
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