The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-25
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chheh Services #
All church services n the ITtgh.
land Avenue Church were well AZ.
tended Sunday. The Sunaas sctool
superintendent announced tssat
plans for Mothers Day would be-
gin In a short time. Alter the
morning sermon, an invitation was
given for those who wished "a
unite with the chufeE. Fiys new
members were rece.sod and the
odtnance OF baptism was given to
one member, the others having pre-.
yiously observed the ceremony.
All DAY Quilting Party
An all day quilting party was
given at the home OF Mrs. w. G,
Layman In Pennsylvania avenue,
tho last OF the week. Mrs. Hugh
Glasscock was also a hostess for
the occasion. The ladies had a
busy as we'll as pleasan. time. and
accomplished much work. An ex.
cellent chicken dinner was served
at the noon hour. The party in.
cluded Mrs. T. G.. Meredith Mrs
Rella Toothman, Mrs. u. E. Faw,
cett. Mrs : Rose Parker, Miss Mat.
tie Miller, Mrs. Earl Jordon, Mrs
Georgia Davis, Mrs. Lum Merit
field. Mrs. Celia Mortified, Mrs,
y. q. Layman, Mrs. Grace Lay
m6I End Ms. Grace Glasscork.
Local Boy Breaks Arm
On Friday evening Of last week,
9.ohert Putnam, who is student
OF the Fairmont Normal School
met with an accident at the school
gymnasium resulting in broken
arm. The young man with a nun,-
Der OF his companions was kicking
a football about the gymnasium
floor when young Putnam fell
backward with his left arm douM-
ed under him. Surgical aid was at
once sought, and It was found that
he had sustained very bad fraL-
ture. The break was Irregular and
1t will he some time before the arm
will be restored to its former use
fitness.
Sister Very III
Mrs. Blanche MerrIfield has
been at Cook hospital several days
Of the past week on the account Of
the illness Of her sister Mrs.
Dorothy King Stoneaker OF virg-
inia street, who has been a patient
at the institution for tho past two
week. AT last accountsA Mrs.
Stonaker was said to be improv-
ing. but will not be abba to return
homo for several days.
juniors To Have Social
The members OF the Junior Ep-
worth League Of the Highland Ave
nue. NJ. E. Church, under the u,-
recuon of Mrs. J. C. Hupp and
Mrs. Jack Bintz. are planning a
social which will l.G given a. tie
church parlors on Tuesday. 81 next
week. Tickets are selling for 5
cents each. and refreshments Of
various sorts will be sold by the
youngsters. The proceeds will be
used to buy literature for the use
of the organization.
Mr.. Ward Recovering
R. D. Ward Of New Mart!navil'e
is recovering from a severe illness
at this time. Mr.. Ward who was
formerly a resident OF Bellview,
had bad attack Of pneumonia and
vas It one time thought to be in u
critical condition.
From. sasnettsVille
Mrs. Del2hia Wilson, Mrs.
Thomas Foley and Mrs. Jesse VIII
son composed a party OF Basnetts-
vile ladies who were entertained
at the home Of Mr.. and, Mrs. o.
L. Wilson. the last OF the week for
III all-day visit.
To Tennessee
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilson OF
Franklin street left the last of the
week for a two weeks visit with
relatives at Knoxville and other
points in Tennessee.
Choir Entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hunsaker
OF Bellview avenue entertained
several members OF the choir of the
First Presbyterian Church OF Fair