The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-21
Church Mattsrr.


Good attendance was a. marked
feature Of all services held in the
Highland Avenue Church on Sun.
day. The Sunday school board
showed an attendance Of 800 per-
sons. The second quarterly meet
ing OF the conference year was also
held on last Sunday. The Rev. w.
D Reed otfielated at the service In
place OF District Superintendent
Archibald Moore, who was engag.
ed in quarterly meeting at Bar
rackvllle Following the sermon,
communion service was held. A
quarterly conference was also
held, at which time the business
matters OF the church were adjust
cd. The Rev. T. G. Meredith
preached a good sermon in the
evening.
Training Class Has Party.
The members Of the Teachers
Training Class OF the Highland
Sunday School were delightfully."-
entertained at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack. Bintz on last Friday
evening. Mrs. Bintz who is the
teacher OF the class. proved her
self to be a gracious hostess and
the young people spent d very
pleasant evening with games and
music as diversions. Refreshments
were served the guests who includ-
ed the Misses Hester STICKY, Hell
en- Ruble. Lois Rutherford, Ola
Cunningham and Messrs Edward
Dennis, George Yates and Howard
Cunningham.
Bible Glass.
The members OF the Worth
Whilo Bible Glass met with Rev.
and Mrs. 7. @. Meredith on last
Thursday evening and had q very
instructive lesson with the pastor
as leader. Their next meeting will
be on Thursday evening OF this
week and will be held at the home
OF DR.. and Mrs. J. W. Ballard in
BellIew avenue. Charles Stuckey,
Jr., will be the leader.
Billy Sunday Party.
Among the people from Bellview
who attended the Billy Sunday
meeting at Charleston over Sun
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Sapp
of Pennsylvania avenue Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Mortified and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Carpenter of Murray
avenue. The party arrived home
yesterday evening having enjoyed
the excursion very much.
Junior League Officers.
At the last meeting OF the Jul
nior Epworth League, the follow
ing officers were elected: Presi.
dent, Delbert Smith, first vice
president, Gertrude Merriiild; sec.
ond vice president, Carrie Wilson;
third vice president, ogarites
Smith; fourth vice president, Elsie
Thompson; secretary; Opal Ham
ilton; treasurer, Charles Rich
mond; pianist, Gretchen Mahaffey.
beginning this week, the league
will meet on Friday afternoon at
$3.50 instead of Wednesday after
noon.
To Entertain Class.
Mrs. William c. Layman Of 1922
Pennsylvania avenue will be host
ess to the members OF the ladies'
Senior and Junior Bible classes Of
the Highland Avenue n. E. Sun
day School on Friday xening Of
this week, A full attendance Of
both classes is desired. There will
be q business meeting followed by
the usual social hour,
Returns Home.
Mrs. ]. w. Fleming Of Naomi
street has returned home from Cal
ifornIa, Pa, where she was called
last week by the illness Of her
mother, Mrs. Hannah Phillips.
Receive Announcement.
Announcement has been receiv-
ed here OF the birth OF little son
to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Campbell
OF Metz. The child who arrived
on Friday OF last week. has been
named Robert Campbell, Jr. Mrs.
Campbell is a sister or Mrs. James
Carpenter OF Murray avenue and
past few dayR.
New Residents.
Mrs. Lott!e Bayne and Mrs. Julia
Schootie OF Pennington are plan
ming to become Bellview residents
in few days. The ladies, who are