The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-20
BUCKLEY TO GIVE
SERMON Tool Ass
Commencement Week at Fair
view Opens Tomorrow
With Services

view Opens Tomorrow !
With Services.
F'AIRvIEw May 2O.-The Rev.
+. c.. Buckley, pastor OF the Dial
mond Street NJ. F.. Church, Fair
mont VINO has accepted an invita-!
ton by the local board Of educa ton
to deliver the eighth annual class
sermon to the graduates of Fair
view. High School, viii make his
address tomorrow morning il the
First NJ. E Church beginning att
III o'clock. A program and order oil
worship for the services has been
arranged which promises to pei
very interesting to the large crowd
which will likely attend.
The auditorium viii be decorated
in the class colors, gold and blue,
and the high school chorus will fill!
the choir loft. The program is asl
follows:
Hymn-"America the Bea/.ifu1'.:
Congregation; Anthem-"O Sing
Unto the Lord 2 high school choir;
scripture reading-The Rev. R. L.
Names; duet, ""The Lord is My
Shepherd, q. p. Boyer and Misc
u. Boehm; prayer. the Rev. II. 81.
Tyler; chant. THE Lords Prayer"
high school choir: sermon, tue
Rev. ). c.. Buckley; anthem, THE
Recessional," high school choir;
benediction, the Rev. R. L. Man,
ess.
Pianist will be Misses Gladys
Compton and Lillian Pitzer-
At Cooks Hospital
Charles Paulhamos, local supe:-
intendent for the Eureka Pipe Line
Co. is a patient at Cook Hospital,
Fairmont. for treatment for semi
paralysis He was alta cked yester-
day by dizziness - made 1t
not only impossibi ~. ork but
he found it diffic move. or.
walk. His physician .agncsed his
case as symptoms OF paralysis, the
result OF high blood pressure, and
advised his going to a hospital Tor
treatment.
Games Postponed
The game of baseball which was
sch eduled for local grounds yes
terday evening between the Fair
view Independents and the Fair
view American Legion teams was
postponed because OF wet ground DIS.
I.The game Will be played one day
next week.
clash Sunday
- -ajryiew lid o~anda flt= aud
the F'airmont and Cleveland coal
Co baseball teams Will clash for
supremacy in the local ball park
tomorrow afternoon Both teams
are confident Of taking the contest.
i Fa irview will line up against the
visitors as follows: Stewart c. Tus-
Tin D. Heines 1b. Ridgely Oh. Snod-
grass. 3b Taught End. Mitchell II,
Freeland CT. Summers RI. Braith-
wood or burns will likely pitch for
/! the Fa irmont team.
Grade Alumni
| The Grade Alumni Association
met last night in the high school
AUDITORIUM and rendered a pro-
gram OF music readings and short
| talks. O. C. Tenant. principal OF
!! the local grade school, gave an IN.
teresting talk on the need OF studi.
Sousness for successful high school
work. Following the program re-
tfreshments. consisting Of cocoa.
/ cakes, ice crea nj and sandwiches
were served.
Honor Students
;; The yaledictory address will BE
made next Friday night by Cecil
/ Toothman who has attained the
highest scholarship of any in the
!! graduating class of ~. His aver.
age for the four years is SO 81
per cent. Miss Estelle Toothman
Who Will give the saluta tory ad-
!; dress comes second in scholarship
with n average Of 90 1-2 per cent.
!! Eight or the twenty five graduates
I have averages above 90 per cent.
iaThey are in order. Cecil Toothman,
1 Estelle Toothman, Zelma t'yies,
4, Margaret Pulliam, Mildred SINE,
Il Blendine Toothman. Ben ANN ons
4 and Ray Martin.
4 Personals x
i Road Supervisor w. ID Ice and
Ibis crew OF men have been forced
4 to rest from road repairing and
4 imDroyement because OF the tincle-
ment weather
/ Mrs. Clarence Mitchell was shop
! ping in Fairmont yesterday.
! Mrs. w. B. Snodgrass was
transacting business in FairmoEt
i yesterday.
II. c. Yost was a Fairmont WIS
4 itor yesterday evening.
ABE Wilson, sLarney Gump and
jHamp Mason. contestants in the
4 state track meet, accom- panied by
I Coach r.. f. Copp and Superin-
tendent c.. c.. Tustin left this
morning for Morgantown where
4 the meet will be staged.
i The concrete block factory on
South Main street has resumed
i work after several days delay
4 lin repairing machinery The ! W y, II
lis undsr the supervision OF =. ~ !:
i Smith. 5s5s5 34 ys