The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-12

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The oelai rooms Of the Bapt!ss
Church The committee apno ttEl
70 dtats 4 constitution and bylaw
VIII submit its report at this meeE.
Ing. Following tho business seq.
sion q social time will be enjoyed
and refreshments will be served.
/, Fruit AND Jelly Shower
Pupils Of the fifth grads room
Of the local schools assisted py
their teacher, Miss Beatrice Ten.
nant gave fruit shower for the
benefit Of the Salvation Army
nursery the last OF the week. A
liberal response was made to the
rcquest for fruits and jelli5s.
District Teachers Meet
The teachers Of Tairmont Dis
trict met Friday October 6, at tbs
Barrackrflle H gh School building
and discussed the problems OF the
district. Every teacher was pres
emit. A meeting was planned to be
held November l at the same
Chapel Exercises
Chapel exercises were held this
morning at the Methodist Church
for the pupils OF the local high
school. The Rev. 7. B. LaWler a :.
dressed the student body. Ills
subject was THE Ministry as \
Calling" This was the second OF a
series Of lectures planned for the
school year, tie talks to DO on the
subject Of "choos ng n vocation"
and the speakers TO be profession
al or business men Of the city.
Former Resident Dies
Word was received by the family
Of Clarence Toothman yesterday
morning Of the death OF his cousin
Bert Grlbble Of Indianapolis, Ind.
Mr.. Gribble's death came as a
shock to his family and trends,
He had been In his usual health
until Saturday morning when he
was stricken viii. appoplexy. He
was 60 years old aud was a sou
Of Reuben Grlhble, a former resi-
dent OF near BarrackvllIe. Mr..
Gribble is survived by his wife and
children.
To Hold Fur.raI
Evangelist j. F. Ice, was at
Enterprise yesterday to hold the
funeral services over the body OF
the three months old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Nick Fiuharty. The
family are members OF the Church
OF Christ.
Had Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Campbell
Of charleroi, Pa. Mrs. Ernie Boil
and little daughter, Betty OF Fair.
mont and Mrs. E. p. Smith and
little son Jimmy OF Barrackvllle
were entertained as dinner guests
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. II,
b. Kennedy recently.
Sunday Visitors
NJ, and Mrs. C.. B. Carpenter
% Cameron and Mrs. F. n.
WOODBURY. Of Wheeling were
guests at the home of NJ: and
Mira. ]. n. Brand on saxman
street over the weekend.
From Fairmont
Mr.. and Mrs. Odes Hlbbs enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
Powell and daughter Lucy aud Mr.,
md Mrs. Mike Bre'tepbaugh Of
Falrmont as Sunday dinner guests.
All Day Quilting
A busy day was enjoyed by -
members OF the Ladies' Aid Society
OF the M. E. Church when they
gathered at the church yesterday
morning for an all-lay quilting.
The ladies completed one guilt and
got the second one we'll under
way. A meet ng will be held this
evening for the purpose Of finish.
Ing the second quilt. Next Thurs.
day another alI-day meeting will
DO hold.
Dinner was served at the noon
hour yesterday, and the following
ladies' were present: Mrs. Harry
Nuzun1. Mrs. Newt Grim Mrs.
Lloyd Fortney. Mrs. James Wells,
Mrs. Odes Iiibbs, Mrs, Clarence