The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-28
ENTERPRISE
school EaeuIty Personnel.

t1O1lOW1u6 tSdShSAS ANs0 NSSAA
named to serve as the school fac
ssnItys for the coming year: First
grade, Marie Stillings; second
grade, Pearl Lizard; third grade.
\ Susan Hughes; fourth grade, Vel
ma Maine; fifth grade, Georgia
#sprigg: sixth grade. Helen Martin;
seventh grade, Lorene Sturm;
:sprincipal, w. H Riley.N Mr.. Riley.
who taught in the Gypsy schools
slast year, Is the only new member
sof 1.-THE faculty this year. Mr.. Bran
Slett, who was principal of the En-
.terprise schools last year. will be
Sprincipal OF the Gypsy schools.
Lawn Party.
The Misses Merritt McIntire and
sBernice Stewart entertained num-
n her of friends at a lawn party last
FRIDAY evening at the home OF the
natter in West ShinnSton. The eve
Ching was spent in outdoor games Of
VARIOUS kinds. Refreshments were
yserVed during the evening. The
guest list included the following
Syoung people: Ruth Morris, Vera
.gTetrick, Irene Lucas, Mary Bow
Board, Bernice Stewart, Merritt
8S McIntire, Thomas J. Morris, Joseph
sESturm, Edward McDonough, Glenn
creed, Robert Boone, Lyle Robey,
Bernard Tetrick, James Stewart,
Eugene McIntire, Jesse Tetrick.
Lawrence Fortney and Harold Nc
Slntirs.
Hefn Reunion.
sssPreparatfons are being made for
&ths annual reunion of the Helm
\ family which will be held here
Il Saturday, August 5. A number Of
8tnvitations have been issued to the
No y, til, no al
Eat the United Brethren Church
grove. The entertainment commit.
ffeeShas been active. Music will be
ia feature of the days program. a
basket dinner will be served.
ssss Beach Renamed.
The bathing beach which has
s been thoroughly renovated in the
s%pastatwo weeks, has also been re-
Unnamed and will hereafter be known
Aas Wildwood Bathing Beach. Sew.
raj hundred persons from differ
mt points along the traction line
vere at the popular resort last
Sunday
Officers Elected. y
The following Officers were elect
ed to Serve the ensuing term for
1.-THE Big ELM Lodge No. IT'S Knights
Sof ENhias: Chancellor commander,
NV IT. Robey; vice-chancelor, p. C.
OGDEN prelate, Albert Helm !;
%masterf at arms, W. "A Saunders:
keeper of records and seals, A. S.
sSPaIrish; master of finance, J. E.
S$Rich; master exchequer, w. O.
4 Bicc; inner guard, William Mil
s1er:; outer guard. D. L. Raymond,
THE staff of officers were later in.
stalled by the following degree
team: w.@R. Robey, deputy grand
%chanceIor: W,O. Bice. grand pre-
ssIate: G. c. Mouser. grand master
{ at arms. The Installation was held
Cat the last regular session.
William Miller, A S. Parrish, e.
ksE. Ashby and w. A. Saunders were
kappointed delegates from the local
hdge to attend the Knights OF
GsPYthies convention which was held
at GIarksburg today.
Road Improvement.
=. e. Cuppet, state road mana.
ger. was in town yesterday. He
appointed Edward Helm as fore.
man to begin work Immediately i'm.
proving the right Of way and max
ing repairs on the class A road be-
tween Enterprise and Shfnnston.
Mr.. Helm has force OF ten men
4 Al work on the job.
Candidate Here.
D. A. Fftzhugh Of Bridgeport, w.
s-ya., Republican candidate for
county commissioner, was in town
this week
Home from Hospital.
James Helm, who has been a
surgical patient at Mason Hospital
INF Clarksburg, returned home the
&irst of the week and is doing nice.
sly at this time.
New Voting Place.
The basement of the Cooperative
YStora Is being arranged to be used
as ayoting place in the primary
SsIecdon@ August as the Enter