The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-20
EIks to Nominate.

Nomination OF candidates Tor the
various offices OF the lodge for the
ensuing year will take place at a
meeting of local EIks In their hall
in the Bank OF Warrington build.
ing tonight. The election will &C.
cur on the first Monday in March.
District Deputy Dyson, OF Wheel.
ing, will be present at the session
held on that evening, and will de.
liver an address to the memberI
and the newly chosen officials.
Birthday Observed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe r. Smith gave
nicely appointed birthday party
at their home In the Hamilton apart.
ments in Clarksburg street on Sat.
prday evening from to s o'clock,
honoring the seventh birthday Of
their daughter, Roberta. The
event was in the form OF a sur
prise valentine party, and ten little
girls, friends OF Roberta, enjoyed
themselves with games and music.
after which luncheon consisting
OF alaskan sandwiches, fruit and
red orangeade were served the lit
tie guests by Mrs. Smith, assisted
by Miss Edna Yeager. A red and
white cake bearing seven candles
was an attractive feature. The
guests included Emma 10 and Mar
garet Tough, Kathryn Green. Mary
Gail and Charlotte Koen. Ethel Han.
ley, Betty Basnett, Eloise Byrd,
Edith Mercer, and Ruth McNichols.
Bible Conference.
The Warrington Bible confer.
ence was held In the auditorium Oh
the First Baptist church here yes.
terday afternoon and evening with
the noted evangelist. ArmIn A..
Holzer known as "Holzer. the He
brew" in charge, assisted by the
pastor OF the church, Rev. E. D.
Ferguson. The conference wilt
continue until Friday OF this week.
Yesterdays meetings were well at.
tended by members OF the Baptist
and other churches of the city.
Daughters to Entertain.
The local order OF the Catholic
Daughters Of America will enter
tain informally in Eagles hall in
Railroad street on Wednesday eve.
ming Of this week, when a most en-.
joyable event is expected 10 result.
The male members CT st. Patrick's
Catholic church have been invited
to attend.
Instructor Honored.
On Friday evening. the Sopho.
more class OF the local high school
gave an enjoyable banquet In Odd
Fellows hall in Buffalo street. hon.
oring Mrs. Mary Simmons. who has
served for several years In the high
school as teacher Of history. and
who Is leaving soon for California
after retiring from the Warrington
schools. The senior class Of the
local school attended by invitation.
Mrs. Simmons was very popular
AMONG both the school pupils and
the Warrington citizens.
TonsiIs Removed.
Mrs. Staggers, wife of William r
Staggers. local citizen and business.
mar, returned yesterday from the
Cook hospital at Fairmont, where
last week she underwent an opera
ton for the removal Of her tonsIls.
Mrs. StagGers withstood the opera.
tion nicely and is improving rapid.
ly.
Enters School.
Carlir L. Hall, of Shinnston, for
MGR Warrington young man. has
disposed of his garage business az
Shinnston, and has entered State
Normal school ut FaIrmont for u
course Of study. He has retained
his automobile agency. which h.
will continue Indefinitely. Mr.. Hall
was visiting his Warrington friends
yesterday.
Mrs. Devore Improves.
Mrs. Rachel Devore. mother Of
c. Ross Devorc, is able to be M
after n severe illness Of stomach
trouble at the home Of Mrs. Emma
Spencer near here.
Mrs. Huey III.
Mrs. DenZel Huey Is confined to
her home In Grandview addition BY
a severe illness of several days.
Goes Home Very III.
Cecil Wilson. an cmploye OF the
Bowers Pottery company. who has
been severely Ill at the home Of A.