The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-22
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euutn ue1t ounudY VIII pB neln III
the following order; Sunday
school at the usual hour. George
Radcliffe superinte ndent preaching
service immedt ately following Sun.
day school, sermon By. the regular
pastor, the Rev. @. 7. Thomas; Ep.
worth League at q p. M, Miss Lois
Phillips, leader; Christmas pro.
gram and tree atf7:s0 O'Clock. The
annual Christmas treat will be- die:
tributed to pupils Of the school at
this time.
United srethren.s
Sundays services In the United
Brethren Chapel will include Sun;
day school at $3.50 a. M, George
Hamrick, superintendent, with ex.
eroises as follows. piano duet by
Gertrude Hairless and Lorraine vii,
son: solo by Katherine Dukes;
piano solo by Mary Bartic; Song BY
Ash quartet; song by Madeline Har.
less; piano solo by Isabel Hobose.
There will also be a program by
the Shining Stars Glass, taught by
Miss Emma Amos, as follows:
Song, %Jolly, Jolly Santa Claus,
by class; recitation, "Christmas
Is Coming9, by Dorothy Hovalt;
song, up on the< Housetopn, by
Eloise Hamrick; recitation by Reda
Garfield; song, y"Santa Claus on
Christmas Eve, by Dorothy Ho.
volt. Ra0tfafia,, I&,, ,kI,,,~ Tanaal
NJ. E. Church.
Owing to the Christmas enter.
tainment being, given at the M. d.
Church there will be no services at
this church Sunday evening.
Joint Installation.
A joint installation will be held
Monday evening, January 1, by the
Odd Fellows and Rebecca lodges.
Several officers Of the grand lodge
will be present for the occasion.
Following the installation a ban.
'quet will be served. a committee,
composed OF Mrs. Grace L. Barker,
Mrs. Aggie Prickett. Mrs. Ezra
Keener, O.. G. Arnett, Harry Keeney
and Fred Google, have charge Of
the arrangements for the feast.
Art and Science.
High school pupils OF the domes-
tic art class had an exhibit OF the
years work In the class room OF
the local school "Wednesday. The
domestic science class, under the
leadership of the teacher, Miss
Elaine Outright, served a MONDAY
luncheon the same day. The
menu consisted Of chicken and the
usual Accomplishments.
Miner lnjured.
James Carpenter. local mine
worker. was caught in a fall OF
slate while at work at the Parker
Run mine Wednesday and sustain.
Jed several broken ribs and other
minor injuries.
Personals.
Mrs. Ezra Keener was at Yves.
ton last Sunday to visit her hus-
band who Is hospital patient. Mr..
Keener Is slightly improved In
health.
Miss Aline Outright left yester-
day evening for Buckhannon where
she will spend the Christmak holi.
DAYS with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reed OF
Webster Springs, who have been
visiting relhtives here for the past
several days, have gone to Morgan.
town for visit before returning to
their home.
Mrs. Rasta Straight OF Pharaoh's
Run. was the guest Of Mrs. G. F.
Thomas at the Southern NJ. E. par.
sonoge yesterday.
Miss Cleo Cash OF the Rivesville
High School faculty has gone to
Bluefield. ". VA. To- visit relatives
during the holidays:
B. c. Google, who has been Ill
for some time, Is improving slow.
" although. he is still confined to
his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. okey veech Swish.
er have returned from weeks
visit with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George swisher OF
Fairmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Barker aid
son Andrew will spend Christmas
at the home of the Rev. and Mrs.
n. B. LAWYER at BarraclSville.
Mrs. William Floyd Of Radcliffe
spent a part OF this week at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Floyd.
Mrs. Anne Bailey OF Baxter was
the guest Of her son, Guy Bailey,
and Mrs. Bailey Of High Lawns,
this week.
Nj. and Mrs. A. c. Miller OF Ar.
nettsville were recent guests at tho
home Of their sons, Harry and Ray
Miller.
Mrs. j. N. Gaskins and Miss Leo.
ia Gaskins of the East Side in Fair.
mont were guests Of the formers
sister, Mrs. B. G. Google, Tuesday.
Miss 0karedo Ketterman, teach.
er in the local high school, has
gone to glkins to spend the Christ
mas holidays at her home.
James Stewart, who Bome weeks
ago was injured in an automobile
wreck. still remains confined to
his home with his condition little
improved. f}4tT
Mrs. Maud Hamrick Is recover.
ing from severe attack Of ton.
silitis. q