The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-13
AlAN(NlNGTON NEWS

Hsnry u Heci nan d wedne a.
and 10 visit friends and re1sw old
|acquatrta nces. Mr. ftirilaiiti, Ttu
was during his stay here d promi.
nent ottcial OF the South Penn OIL
company, has been quite successful
In his oil ventures IN various parts
Of the world, and has lived in var;
ons localities, including a two year
period which he and Mrs. Kirkland
spent in the Orient They spent
several years on the California
coast.
Women's Club Meets.
The Women's club OF Warrington
held their first regular meeting Of
tho new year In the parlors OF tho
Fret II. 3. churc on Tuesday aft.
ernoon with the president, Mrs. u
2. Conway, In the chair. A graft,
Tying attendance carried out the
program which was Ia charge OF
Mrs. g. W. Bnsby. "Art In the
Home" a lecture by Mrs. Walter
Little. was read By Miss Bessie
MocEter. and was accompanied BY
many illustrated pictures to bring
ont the very helpful points. A talk
on Pictures for the Home" BIZ Miss
RUBY Levier, art instructor in tho
local schools, suggested many en-.
cellent and practical IDEAS. The
program closed with q solo, AT the
plwning." by Miss Edna IIaskins,
which was greatly enjoyed. Aste,.
p socIel time. refreshments were
served.
eoyvery M.
Master Paul Hawking is con.
fined TO the home Of his aunt, Mrs,
J. Barry Lazear in High street, by Il
serious illness.
Mrs. Beatty III.
Mrs. Margaret A.. Beatty is re.
ported seriously i'll at hor home in
Pleasant street. Mrs. Batty has not
been well for the past few years.
and has in recent months made soy.
eral visits to various health resorts
tor nef benefit.
Daughter Born
Born, on Tuesday, January 10.
to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert A. Bochert,
at their home in Warrington ave.
nue., u daughter.
Pneumonia Threatens.
Walter Price Is confined 10 tho
home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alonzo Price. in Dancer avenue, By
q severe illness. Pneumonia Is
threatened.
Church Revival.
An event Of interest in church
circles, will be tho evangelistlc
series OF meetings which Will begin
IN the First Christian church about
February first. Rev. 3. u. HoneS,
the pastor, and his congregation are
'endeavoring TO obtain the services
OF Evangelist J. L. Thompson, Of
Kansas, who has held very success.
full meetings in cities OF this state,
and who Is now engaged In tho
work at Moundsvtllc.
w. C. Z. U. Meets.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Women's Christian Temperance
Union of this city will bo held in
the parlors of the First NJ. E. church
on next Thursday, January 10, at
3 o'clock. !.
At Brothers Funeral.
5. Howard Jones, local sign
painter and citizen, has returned
from McKee's Rocks, Pa, where he
attended the funer1l OF his brother
who was killed In, the late war and
whose remains recently reached
hero from France.
Cashier Snodgrass m.
Charles L. Snodgrass, cashier OF
the Bank Of Warrington, is con.
fined to his home in Buffalo street
by a severe illness.
Move 70 clarksburs.
Mr., and Mrs. Carl Brown and
family arc moving their household
effects, to Clnrksburg, where they
will reside. Mr.. Brown has accept.
ed employment in that city.
At Good Roads Conference.
Nat N. Leigh and brother, H. Gil.
bert Leigh, Of this city, will leay,,
Sunday evening for Chicago, where
they will attend the National Good