The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-21
.PYTHIANS DECIDE
0N.NEN.B.UIL|DINIG
RiyesyllIe Knights 10 Construct
Three.story Brick
Structure

R1VESVILLE, April ala deci.
sion to build a three-story brick
building, 50 by rs feet, 10 replace
the hall recently destroyed by fire
here, was reached at a meeting OF
the Knights OF Pythias. when a.
building committee composed Of ].
w. Amos, j. A. Hess, Hood Clay.
ton, Ebert Arnett and Roy Baker
was appointed TO let the contract
and supervise the work. Members
Of the committee were in FairmontI
yesterday to obtain an architect for
the new structure, which will be-
constructed as soon as possible.
Attorney Albert Kern was pres.
ent and addressed the meeting,
giving practical advice on the
building subject. Mr.. Kern was
employed to draw up all legal pa.
pers Connected with the building
contract. Just as the meeting was
adjourned the Pythlan Sisters ap.
peared on the scene and surprised
everybody by serving refresh.
ments. OF pie and coffe. There were
about twenty ladies in the party
and each one brought two pies, so
that every one was well taken care
Of. The building committee was
In Fairmont yesterday for the pur.
pose Of securing an architect.
Opening Game.
The Thomas baseball club play.
ed its opening game OF ball IN the
new baseball park. The contest.
ants in the game were the married
and single members OF the club.
High School Visitors.
The local traction company
plant was the scene OF a party OF
youngsters this Afternoon when the
twenty-five boys composing the
physics class of the Fairmont High
School arrived here on a visit Of
observation. The party arrived
here on the / o'clock car and were
chaperoned by Miss HelmiJk OF
the high school faculty. Employees
of the plant were very courteous,
and personally conducted the party
to all parts OF the building.
Birthday Party.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. FRANK
Arnett was the scene OF very en-.
ioyable occasion Wednesday eve.
ming, when they entertained nun.
Der Of guests in honor Of the TWEEN
ty.first birthday OF their son, Jos
eph. Amusements OF games and
music were provided. Mr., Arne.t
received number OF nice gifts
The guests were served with deli.
cious refreshments before they de.
parted for their homes. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. F. F.
Mortified and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rasta Straight. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Arnett. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Howard Prickett and children. Mr.,
and Mrs. L. G. Weeks, Mr.. and Mrs
Fisher and son Edward, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross Berry and children. Mr..
and Mrs. Cox and daughter Edit,
the Misses Ann Clevenger, Eva
Musgrave, Nola Arnett. Florence
koon, Anna Baker, Nola Baker,
Laura Holbert, Mary Tenant, Sue
4Fuuhult GIbl6 ulC6, 1AdfIHd bHkeE,
Grace Jones. Goldie Garrison, LII.
lie Koon, Ellen Koon, Jessie Burns.
Leila Rutherford, Sylvia swisher,
Ruth Koon. Bessie Koon. Pearl
Shuman. Tacie Koon. Messrs.
James Google. Willie Baker, Lee
Baker, Orval Nicely, Ira Smith. Rus
sell Rice, Denzel Wilson, Albert
Toothman. Harold Clayton, Loo
Shorts. Gordon Yost, Arthur Holt.
David Hoult. Howard Layman. Carl
Williams, Nick Vincent, Otis Koon
Ronald Mortified, Adam Heck,
Dode Miller, Morgan Stewart, Jun.
Tor Arnett, Joseph and John Ar.
nett,
Church Notes.
The following are church an
nouncements for the NJ. E. Church,
South: Sunday school at s:45 a.
M, George Hamrick, superintenG.
ent; class meeting at II a. m. Fol.
Ia A.