The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-24
MUSIC features
Revival service
Meetings at BarrackviIle
Still Attracting
Large Crowds


BARRAcRvnILE, Feb. 24.-The
revival etings being held by Rev.
a. ~ Bunner, Jr., at the local
clfigtiau church still continue to
attract good audiences. Good ser.
mona are q strong feature Of each
service, Last evening the special
feature Of the music was rendered
b. Mrs Bunner, wife Of the evan
geiist and MISS Vemba Michael.
Al this evenings service, Mrs. U. D.
pano, q song evangelist of Pitts
bnrgil and q sister to Mrs. Bunner,
win be present TO assist with the
music Last nights sermon was
from the ted, Sowing and Reap.
fngs
Martin Washington Party
The members Of the II. & H. club
were entertained on Wednesday
evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
James Nuzurn, with their daughter,
Miss Phoebe, as hostess. The at
filtr was o Martha Washington par.
~, and the lHtlo maids Of the club
presented themselves attired In
colonial costumes. Games Of an
Appropriate kind were played dur.
ing the evening and refreshments
ia Excepting with the holiday. were
served, Those present were Miss
Eya Blair, club director, and the
following members: Sophie Kas.
n6sd, Sarah Nuzum, Madeline
Thomas, May shackeelford, Helen
Kasnoski, Helen Shackeltord, Mary
cfamer, Lucille Cramer, Olive Mich.
ael, Wilma Wyer, Doris Bird, Mary
G1eIland, Mary Koni, Lena Wyer,
Reulah Lawler, Rachel Fortney.
Phoebe Nuzum, Harold Thomas,
IN and Mrs. Nuzum, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fortney.
Attended Reception.
Madeline and Harold Thomas
were In Warrington on a recen.
evening where they attended a re-
ception which was given in honor
d. MISS Mary Simmos, who mas re-
signed her position in the Manning
ton high schools to leave In short
fine for California. The recep-
ton vas given by members OF the
sophomore class.
Washington Program.
Ali grades Of the school had a
part In the Washington program
which was rendered at the school
auditorium on Wednesday after.
noon. Each grade acquitted itself
very creditably, and the entertain.
ment was interesting throughout.
Retreshments were served.
Rainy Day Club.
The members of tho Rainy Day
Sewing club were entertained at
the home OF Mrs. G. D. Conway,
of Pine Grove, on Tuesday evening
ofthis week. A very pleasant eve
ming was spent with needlework as
the principal diversion. Refresh.
ments Of a very tempting variety
were served.
New Residents.
Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Basley arc
new residents Of Barrackville, hav.
ing moved here last week from
Hillsboro, N. c. Rev. Beasley, who
Is pastor OF the Pennington cir
cult has located in the NJ. E. par.
sonage.
Sunday Services.
Sunday school at 10 a. M, Walter
Pitzer, superintendent: preaching
service Immediately following, ser.
mon by Rev. T. B. Lawler. A bap.
thing service will be held Sunday
afternoon at Q o'clock. On Sunday
evening the members Of the World
Wide guild, under the direction OF
Mrs: Leslie Jamison will present
q mission play entitled "Wait
Minute" The following members
have part in the program: Theima
Brand, Catherine Shackeltord, Ma
bel Anderson, Katherine Cronin,
I1va Bird, Margaret wisman. Mil
bred Dragoo, Burris Neptune, Olive
Michael, Mary Cramer, Virginia
Wisman, Beatrice Pitzer, Leila Bur-
gess, John Shackelford and Paul
Kennedy.
M. e. Church.
Sunday school at 10 a. M, J, P.
Wells. Etiperfnkenilent As the MIS-