The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-11
Warrington Society
Bible Class Entertains

Bible Class Entertains
Jolliffs's Park, two miles out OF
jolly gathering last night when
members of the Mems Bible Class
of the Pennington NJ. E. Church.,
together.,with their families, were
the guests of the Mems Bible Class
of the M. E. Church of Manning
ton. The affair as sumed the shape
OF a weiner roast and social, in
which more than one hundred and
fifty had the time OF their lives.
Doctor Anderson of Warrington
acted as master OF ceremonies, and
his jolly nature soon spread to tn
entire crowd. Mrs. Thurman
Downs was called to the piano and
with Lonnfe Wilcox as singing
master. number of the familiar
old standbys, as well as some Of
the Billy Sunday favorites, rang
out the grove in true camp meet
ing style. Bob Whorley offered q
whistling solo, which was well re
ceived. The only disappon tment
of the evening came when w. H.
Veach was forced to decline to
sing solo on the grounds OF
hoarseness which he feared might
ruin his voice should he attempt to
sing in the night air.
Charades were INDUCED in by
the older folks on the platform.
while the younger set enjoyed
drop the handkerchief and like
games in the flickering light of the
oil lamps around the sides of the
pavilion. Meanwhile in the rear
of the pavilion expert weiner
roasters were preparing for the
main event, and the welcome com.
mand, Line up for. the weiners.'
given by Doctor Andrews, was the
occasion for rush to one side OF
the pavilion which soon resent led
an honest to goodness breadline.
Steaming hot coffee was served.
Jack Toothman, it is rumored
having as many as three cups
After weiners and coffee, more
games were played, in which near
" everyone took a part and which
everyone whether a parti clpant
or spectator, enjoyed. Not until
midnight did the crowd break up.
after many expressions OF thanks
to the Warrington Bible class foi
the whole hearted hospitality the
night was ideal for the affair, be-
ing quite a bit warmer than the
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moon shining bright and the air
still
MiIte.Teagarden
It was announced yesterday that
George Mike, a local boy, and Miss
Marie Teagarden of Hundred are
to be married at the home of the
bride next Tuesday.
Mr.. Mike is an ex-soldier, and is
we'll known in the city. He stated
Yesterday that after the marriage
they will probably make their home
with the brides father. for short
time at least, since Mr.. Mike will
be able to secure employment at
Hundred.
Social Tea
Miss Eds Lazear pleasantly en-
tertained number of friends at
tea in her home in Clarksburs
street yesterday afternoon-in hon
or of her guests. Miss Georgia
Martin of Romney and Miss Mary
Edna Rector of Clarksburg.
The guests present were Miss
Sue Slater, Miss Pauline Turner,
Miss Mildred Drake, Miss Dorothy
Pars ons, Miss Madge .Debendar-
fer, Miss Mary Ornduff. Miss Isa-
bella Tabler. Miss Neya Charlton,
Miss Elizabeth Baker, Miss Win
ME Bauman. Miss Olive Rymer,
Mrs. Ernest Burn EFT and the hon
or guests.
Corn Roast
The Mems Bible Glass Of the
First NJ. E. Church together with
the women's Class. entertained
the Pennington Mems Bible Class
at a corn roast and social at Mid
way last night.
A large number OF class mem
bers were present from each class.
and everyone sen1ed to have an
excellent time. TIL social affairs
which nav brought these classes
together arc proving of great
value in the way of social feel
ing.
Bake Sale
The ladies of the Catholic
Church will hold bake sale and
market at Covers Pharmacy Sat
urday afternoon for the benefit of
Boy Scouts troop No. 8.