The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-08
Retaurning Tomorrow

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Returning Tomorrow
sEyaffer2 Morton A. Barnes OF st.
James Rectory, Long Branch, ~.
EJ.sSWhof has been visiting old Fair
mont friends for the past week,
smalfngEheadquarters at Fort Hlii
sF,aTm, will return to Long Branch
atonorrows afternoon. Father
BARNES was rector at Christ s
Schurch. Fairmont, for nearly nye
SVears and left FARM ont. for the
East fourteen years ago. He states
that he always had faith in Fair
snort and its future and that 1t
ITO see the wonderful
safrides that have been made since
here. He further states
1at he feels that Fairmonters
nave demonstrated that they have
sa#real vision and that the COM
munity is still in its early stage Of
Sprogress- NJ.
Has Guest
SssssssSMiss Ruth Phillips has as her
guest at the home OF her father
John i. Phillips on Fourth street.
Miss Margaret Scarborough of
n. Y.
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return Here 5#
s'SsNdrs. e. sE. Church of this city
and Mrs. M. u. Sturm of Morgan
town returned last evening from
sClaysyflle, "a, where they visited
the mother of Mrs. Church and
attended Birthday celebration in
her honorswhich was held at her
home on July Mrs Sturm will
spend "a short time here with her
sbrother-in-law,A Allen Sturm, and
famil before returning to Nor
To Play
Professor Claude e. Vincent
and gsdaughter, Miss Irene, Will
play at the evening service at the
sFirst M. E. Church tomorrow.
This isEin51ine with an effort being
made shy the church to increase
the Sunday evening services,
Which#areF likely to- fall of during
the sumner.
To Picnic.
viii picnfc next Friday at the NJ.
EH-SsChurch8 Camp on the Grafton
sRoad. Trucks and automobiles
WILDE atSthe5 Presbyterian Church
at o. and :515 o'clock for the
purpose OF conveying the guests
toEthe camp, where the afternoon
;andsevening will be spent in de.
iIehtful manner. ALI kinds or
Inducements will be provided LOT
he#entertainment of the guests,
Ind "a picnic dinner will be served
At6 o'clock
no EBIue6eld.
~ Miss Mary DeVol, assistant sec
netary5sof the Fairmont Chamber
OFF Commerce, is leaving this att
for Bluefield, w. va,
where she will attend a state con-
Oft Commerce to be held there
hextsweek.
AtsLoop Park.
1.-The y. M. Black Class OF the
'PresbYterian Church will hold its
Regular meeting at Loop Park at
$50 30 Monday evening. a picnic
supper will be served, following
which a program will be observed
no #CIarlxsburg.
SsESAznumb Der of society young peo-
ple sof this city motored to Clarks-
burg last evening, where they at
tended sthe dance at the Clarks-
burg Country Club. Among those
who attended the dance were Mr.
and a Mrs. paul Fleming, and the
Misses Mildred, Martha and
Frances Raymond and their
guests, the Misses Mildred
Churchills and Mary Lou Begg OF
aNew5sY ork, and Miss Amelia Ben.
nett and her guest, Miss Gladys
ssHuss of Saginaw. Mich
Guest Leaving.
Miss Ellen 8Semple, daughter of
MRS. empIe, head Of the Semple
School for Girls in New York, who
has been the guest Of Miss Mona
the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Simon on
Maple avenue, is leaving today for
Miss Semp1e came
here Ginathe interest of the school
from White Sulphur Springs, W:
Va Miss M ona Simon and her
sister, Mrs. Charles Shuttelworth
.ipf Ciarksburg, were students at
The Semp1eE school. Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon entertained at lunch today
at the Country Club for Miss
iSemple, previous to her leaving
for Pittsburgh.
At Ravine Park
The first half of next week,
gRavine Park will be given over to
the Alnerican Legion; when that
sorganizationsW will stage a festival
there Son M onday, Tuesday and
Special features of
the festiYa1 will be dancing in 1.-THE
pavilion each evening with the
Syncopators' of Nc
Keasport, Pa. to furnish the
music. Special dancing features
zWiIIf also be given by Harry Tho
mas an d the Ere derick Sisters
sWhoSWil leone here direct from an
at the Harris Theater
Pittsburgh. For the three
days. will be enjoyed each
evening from $3.50 to 1 O'Clock.
@Cnrn m ttees q from the local post