The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-01
PLAN SERVICES
AT ENTERPRISE

ENTERPRISE, June All
plans are complete for the mem
orial services which are to be held
by the local x. of P. lodge next
Sunday evening. The affair Will
be held at the NJ E. Church South,
and the Rev. T. J. Hopson Will
preach the sermon. Music viii be
furnished by Pete Martins choir,
and there will also be other inter
esting features of the program.
Odd Fellows Memorial
Bills have been posted here an.
nouncing the memorial services OF
the. I. o. o. F. lodge which Will De
held at the First NJ. E. Church at
Shinnston on the second Sunday in
June at 2 p. m. with an address by
the Rev. S. B. Hart Of Weston.
There will be Joint services by
Lumberport, Enterprise. Worth
inston and Shinnston lodges The
orders will meet at Shinnston l. y.
o. f. Hall at 1 p. N. and march 10
the church in a body
Decoration Day
While there was no special SER
vice of any kind held here tor
Decoration Day, the two ceme-
teries OF Enterprise We're visited
by many people during the day
MANY came from a distance to
bring flowers for the graves OF
their dead. Practically. all OF the
graves in both cemeteries were
flower strewn. The cemeteries hao
been cleaned and put in good con-
dition several days ago.
Dime Social
Great preparations are oelhS
made by the members oil the N:
n a
which will be given under the au-
sp;ces of the ladies of the church
on Friday evening. The affair Will
be given on the church lawn, and
all kinds OF good things to eat Will
be for sale at the price OF one
dime. The proceeds of the affair
will be used for church purposes.
Teachers Hired
The following teachers have
sisned contracts for places IN the
local grade schools for the comm 6
year: James v. Rowley, princl-
pal: assistants Lorcne Sturn1,
Helen Martin, Georgia Sprigg, Vel
ma Maine, Susan Hughes, Pearl
Laird aud Marie Stillings. James
Bramlett, who was principal OF the
grades here last year, Will go TO
GYPSY the coming winter, ana MI
Rowiy, who will come here as
principal, was employed at Gypsy
last year. Miss Ellen Wilson Will
teach the local coloTed school.
Baseball
The local colored baseball team
went to Meadowbrook last Monoay
where they won victory over the
Meadowbrook colorcd team. the
score being SIS.
Returned Home
Denver Robey, who, in company
with a party Of local young men,
left here several weeks ago for a
tour of the western states, return
ed to his home here the first OF the
week. Dan Fortney Bruce Arnett
and Hugh Hustead, who were also
members of the party, have gone
to San Francisco Cal, where they
will spend some time before re-
turning home.
Glass Picnic
The members of the Excelsior
Sunday School Glass iourneyed to
Boothsviile today, where they
enjoyed a pleasant outing. There
~ere about ten young people IN
the party and they were chaper-
oned by DR.. and Mrs. r. B. Nuttef.
A splendid picnic supper was serv-
ed the guests
Road Work
A force of men has been work
ing for several days on the stretch
of dirt road when connects arri-
son and Marion counties. The
machinery for concreting, has ar
rived. and it is hoped to have the
roads finished by the first OF June.
Rogers and Subway have the
contract for the concrete work.
Daughter Born
Relatives Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Dodd of Clarksburg have re-
ceiyed announcements of the birth
of a fine little daughter who arrlv-
ed May 21. Mrs. Dodd is a daugh-
fer or Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal Van
dergrift.,
Attend Commencement
Among local people attending
the graduating exercises at Shlnn-
ston on Monday evening were Dr.
and Mrs. r. B. Nutter and family,
the Rev. and Mrs. T. U. Hopson,
Mrs. Susan Hughes, the Misses
Nine Ford and Alma Riddle.
RUFUS Davis and T-sss Fay Riddle
were members OF the graduating
class.
CIi]dren's Day Plans
The mem bers of the NJ. E. Sun
day School are planning for fine
program to be given in observance
of Children's Day some time this
month. Miss Josephine Martin Is
in charge of the music and COM
mittees will 8. appointed to look
after other details of the program.
Buried Here
The remains of Mrs. Thomas
Smitl, OF Worthins ton, who died 4
at Morgantown the last Of the
week. were brought Here Monday
and inferred in the Odd Fellows
Cemetery. William J. S. Harmer
and Son were the undertakers.
Personals
Homer spriger OF Charleston