The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-12
AllI|EI!!: TO
Hold ELECTION &
DIssolu zion Of Greater Rives-
u vile TO Be Settled on
4: June g.

and Third Ward from
~ awill be decided at an
;;g$electionSto be held here June 81
for the election are
s3noWs being9made by the mayornand
ssssshfeStownRcouncil The separation
Sssef the two wards from Greater
Gainesville has been agitated for.
~ GONE time, and plans to hold the
sSselectton were delayed o. several
tsceasions. The agitation for the
E3dissoIution Of the town. however,
Il tsontinued, bringing about the de-
slscfsfon to leave the question to
e Baxter Party.
ssssOnT last Friday evening a number
s6gsyoung people from here went t..
SsBaxter where they attended par
by Miss Reva Matheny. re-
S,egntIy of the Rivesville school fac
The occasion was very
s.p1sasanta affair, and the guests
Mere served with most delicious re-
SSfreShments consisting of ice cream
isiemonade and cake. Those present
were the Misses Anna Arnett. Lulu
sfHamrfck, E1izab beth Post. Myrtle
Kerry. Mildred Parsons. Leila Ro-
hey, Mary Post, Vida Matthew.
st0kareda Ketterman and Miss
Hanna, Messrs- Carter Odell. Cleo
MI 1amrick, Herman Post. Oldham
asHernon lanes LEVEL and Q. F.
#Henderson:
Il Son Born.
81 and Mrs. Milton Carpenter
haResEannounced the birth of lit
@fle son who! arrived at their home
short time ago. The child has been
Il NAMED James Albert. and both he
lind the mother are doing nicely at
Ills time.
III III To Monumental.
ffssfsA delegation of about forty per-
sons ncluding the members of the
Young Mems Evangelistc Club,
N niitotored to EBarrackville on Tuesday
stening where they attended the
II III f3tiYal meeting which is being
Held by their pastor, the Rev. O..
AEssThomas, at Monumental Chapel
IHey are planning to repeat the
Mist this evening
81 Birthday Party
Avery delightful surprise party
sstssas given at the home of Mr.. and
I'M IS. j. So Carpenter Tuesday
seyening in honor of the latter's
aaftieth birthday. The guests en-
ssieyed the evening with games of
garious kinds as diversions and
Sem EMBELLISHMENTS We're serv-
III Mrs Carpenter received a
Hint er8of useful and pretty pres
s8 hts. Those present We're Mr.. and
D Sfrs. Ezra Keener, Mr.. and Mrs.
&RhsselI Stewart and children, Mr..
h: and Mrs. Ray Sergeant, Mr.. and
Mrs Bennie Hays and daughter
ssLIeraldine, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Smith M. and Mrs. Ernest Car
ssspenter,. Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Car
and sons. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Hall and children. Mesdames
Howatt, Emma Lawson,
Beulah Harlow and children.
1ennie Peters. Ellen Smith, Ethel.
ssssgsJ ohnson, Florence Hartford. the
Martfn.Flora Johnson. Georgia
Martin, Gladys Stewart, Genevieve
Nellie Kirk Dorothy De
wall HALLE Carpenter Gay Vincent
IN essrs sRoyHe Lonnie Vincent,
Herbert Smith, Fred Carpenter.
s%TredS Newkirk, Lake Moore, Glen
Smit I'll Clyde Vincent, Lloyd
Smith. Out-of-town guests for the
occasion were Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Carpenter@and son Earl. Mr.. and
Mrs.#J oseph5 Ford and sons, Joseph
. Is, and Raymond. Mr. and Mrs.
Y Henry Moygan. J Ohm Keener and
sons, all of Fairmont.
Bible Glasses
Bible Glasses will be held in the
blowing homes: First Nard class
twill maet on Tuesday evening at
81 the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ
rider Of High Lawns: Second
ward class will meet this evening
Ssatstne#home5 Of Mr.. and Mrs. ] lack
;Ga1ey; third ward class will meet
;NoRz Monday evening ~ the home
s.ofsIdr and Mrs George Collins of
atheSParker's Run addition
Good Program
An exceptionally good program
z Swas given by the young people 81
K HE SEpWorth League at the NJ. E.
sghlrch South Sunday e.ening.
EMissYBeatrice Nicholson was the
lead and the subject was The Ten
virgins The scripture lesson was
read bysFDennis Harris. and good
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