The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-26
DONATIONS MADE
FOR NEEDY ONES
Family ii Destitute Cir
cumstances Get Help
roInN eighbors

IN HtbNgNTIQb GtULuluH NW6o qulLh4y
collected but the effort did not
stop there, Ladies of the commu
ulty vent al once to the home 20
pestigatn and found that food
WAS also needed. A short meeting
WIS called the same evening after
church and residents got busy the
following morning and made up a
bonntifuls supply OF groceries, home.
canned goods, 1ellies and all kinds
OF eataHies The Bellview grocery
company made a trip with their
trnclt and delivered the donation.
Retlyiew has been fortunate in hay.
ttlg 4 people who are mostly able
20 look after themselves, but should
tho occasion arise they are quick
10 respond and every resident
helps TO bear his share Of the re.
sppnsibility.
Attended Banquet.
mrs David sapp, Mrs. Julia
rutherford, Mrs. Rella Toothman,
Mrs poIph Hess and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ttller Chapman were at Farming
ton on Monday evening to attend
die banquet which followed the In
StaIlations Of officers Of tho Odd Eel.
lows and Rebekah lodges.
Club Meeting.
The Royal Commanders club.
Which, a new organization among
Bellyiew young men will hold a
meeting this evening at the Y. NJ,
p a building. This club 10 com.
posed OF twenty OF BellvEew's en-.
thusiasttc young men and is under
the leadership Of Robert Putnam,
OF Highland avenue. Mr.. Putnam,
Who a Normal school student,
much interested In seeing that
Tie club scores the highest degree
success and expects to organize
basketball team and many other
features as the club grows In
strength,and membership.
Had Accident
Fred Wilson, OF Franklin street,
Who fs employed at the local B. &
@ tatlroad shops, Is of duty be-
cause otSa severely mashed finger.
Tine accident occurred while at his
work on Monday afternoon. DR..
Ballard, OF gellytew avenue. treated
the injured member and found that
e bone had been fractured.
Very Sick.
Mrs6Mtnnie Beacraft, who makes
her home with her niece, Mrs. Hays
gGaskll ;of Bellview avenue, and
whpEhaslbeen Ill for several months,
IS m very weak condition and Is
sd TO be falling very rapidly. Mrs.
BeacTaft has many friends who will
regrettol learn Of her condition.
Church Services,
Interest in the series Of meetings
~ the Highland avenue church
Sill continues, quite a little add.
lion was made to the number Of
converts at last nights meeting.
Rey Meredith preached a strong
sermon. Mr.. Watson and Miss
Gofnwdl were over from the city
and sang an especially fine duet.
THE meetings will probably on.
tinue the rest Of the week.
Juvenile Party.
Lillian Doris, the charming little
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Moore.
OF 305 Highland avenue, was hos.
TO q number OF her little
friends on Monday evening Of this
week the event being in honor Of
ner ninth birthday. The hours
rom two TIL six which we're desig.
mated as the time limit were made
Interesting to the little folk with
suitable games and music as diver
sionE The dining room table where
refreshments were served the par.
" bore in its center a beautiful
birthday cakeIiced in pink and dec.
Grated with nine pink candles. Each
guest brought 0 pretty gift for the
little hostess Mrs. Clarence Hall
and Mrs. Harry Moore assisted In
entertaining and Serving the party
guests The following children
were present: Josephine Rich
npnd, Elsie KeSter, Dorothy
Swisher. Violet Bari Elsie Mahat.
fey, Maxine Russell, Georgia. Kes.
ter Charlse Hall, Margaret Meyer,
Gretchen Mahaffey, Ruby Fern
Jones, Beu1ah Hall, Lillian Moore,
JACK Russell and Harold Moore.
Personals.
Mrs James B. Ridenour, Of Muir.
ray avenue has been confined to
her home for the past few days on
account Of illness.
Mrs Jesse Long and daughter,
MiIdted were guests OF relatives
IN East Park on last Sunday.
MES Lawrence Higginhotham, OF
Bellyiewg avenue, has been III the
past weak with an attack Of pneu.
Miss Gay Eddy, of Paw Paw, was
the guest Of Mrs. Martha Gruhb at
her home In Bellview avenue Sun.
Ms W. .. Stevens, who has been
NJ .at her home in Naomi street, is
able 70 be out again.
Mrs James II. Patrick, Of Nor.
eantosvn, Z the guest Of her mother,
Mrs. Alice Stevens, in Sabraton
avenue.
Wilber Cain, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
PIG. Cain, OF Hess avenue, who
has been very III, is recovering
nicely 1t thisStime.
Mrs Fred Mortified, who was re-.
Gently q patient at Cook hospital,
Is improving nicely at her home In
Murray avenue.
Curt NJ Brutnage, who Is employ.
I'd as IN on well fdriller at Brown,
". Va, returned to his work Mon.
day after spending few days with
his family IN Murray avenue.
G. Y. Talidnston, OF Murray ave-
nue., was d recent visitor at the