The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-26
GRADE GRADUATES
GIVEN! j DIPLOMAS
! a. Barnes Speaks at Exer-
cises Held Last Night at
RivesvilIe.

II liz exercises of the grade schools OF
@ Pharaof1's Run, Sugar Cane and
Baxter were held here last eyenine
IN the local school auditorium, with
j. "A. Barnes OF Fairmont, county
superintendent, of schools, as the
principal speaker. The program
was In charge OF G. c. Tustin OF
sFairview.
High School Events.
All other social and religious
activities have been laid aside for
THE time being, and the high school
graduating exercises and plans for
functions given in honor OF the
graduating class are filling the
minds and hands of both teachers
land patrons of the school. On Mon.
day evening of this week, a mum Der
"a of the senior class members and
some invited friends drove to a
point near Baxter where they en-
sSjoyed an old-fashioned weiner
ssroast. Miss Ketterman chaperoned
I the party, Som ething was planned
for each night this week, while on
Monday evening of next week the
Birthday Party.
Honoring the fourteenth birth
daygof their son, George Musgrave.
u Mr. and Mrs. T. w. Musgrave On
5sMain street entertained a number
8of young people Thursday evening.
u The young people enjoyed games
and music for some time and were
served with refreshments of cake
and ice cream before they returned
Il to their homes. Yesterday was a
red letter day in the life of the
young man, for besides being his
Il birthday. he also was among those
who were graduated from the
4 grades OF the Rivesyille School,
Decoration Day Celebration.
That Rivesville people are plan
ming a big day on May 80 has been
announced by the heads of the
An aIl-day outing has been planned,
Il and many acceptances from other
unions have been sent in response
to invitations A basket dinner will
4 be served on the grounds. and q
splendid program has been ar
ranged. P A Barlow is chair
IMAM ofrcommittee on arrangements.
Bible Glasses.
The Second Ward Bible Glass
will he entertained this evening at
the home OF MIR. and Mrs J. F.
Freeman in Jasper street. The
class meetings in the other wards
week on account Of the various
activities for the high school COM
mencement.
~ Glass Organized.
The young people composing the
Sunday school class OF R. S. Coo
3#gIe met at the home of the teacher
MONDAY evening for the purpose CT
Y a class organization. The follow
ling were elected as class officers:
President, Mary Mcdowell; vice.
president, Edwin Eaglen; secretary.
George Musgrave; treasurer, Paul
Hood; athletic committee, Ralph
Google, Floyd Hess, Fred Hairless
@and Gilbert Hamrick; social service
committee, Paul Hood, Edwin Gag
len and Fred Hairless.
Vincent Reunion.
Plans are being made for the
Vincent reunion, which will be held
ION June II at the LEVELS Church.
While this is family reunion, al:
persons who care to attend viii
Ebe welcome, it is said A good pro
gram has been prepared, of which
.nusic and religious address will
4 be the main features
Building New Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Straud Freeman
are breaking ground for a new
9of the most desirable locations 1T
High Lawns The house will be a
twosstory building and will be one
Sof the most handsomest homes in
this vicinity.
ss'sTE337a5 Sunday church Services.
Church services will be held here
as follows: Sunday school at 9:45
{ a.. M, George Hamrick, superintend
ent; sermon to the graduating class
&of the Rivesvil1e High School by
the Rey.aG. F. Thomas at IL a. M;
Junior Epworth League at 5 p. M:
Senior Epworth League at GAS p.
m; public worship and preaching
service at 1880 p. m. with sermon
& by the regular pastor.
School Party.
35iS5 The members of the freshman
class OF the local high school gave
a highly enjoyable party for the
#other three classes OF the school
last Saturday evening. "A we'll pre-
pared play was the opening feature
of the affair. Following this, the
evening was spent playing floor
games OF various sorts, and deli
The members of the high school
alumni were also included in the
invitations.
.'si5 Baseball.
/. The Thomas baseball team went
Ito Barrackville last Tuesday where
they defeated the Barrackville In
dependents in score of SO. The
SRiVesville second team played a
game with Baxter team on the
home grounds Wednesday evening
and were the victors by small
margin. Thirteen innings were
played in this game.
Serenade Party.
On Wednesday evening of this
week, Mr.. and Mrs. Carter O'Deu.
whose marriage was an event of
last week, were given an old time
Aserenade by their friends of the
city. Among other stunts, Mrs.
sODen was given free ride about
the streets of the town, the convey,
8ance used being whselbarrow.
Music OF a more or less harmonious
quality was also feature of the