The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-19
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Big Ticket Sale for Show To-
night May Cause Play
to Be Repeated.

" oC IsCPS0kS
R1vEsvaLLE. May 1e.-.Ssere
was every indication here today
that the play to be given by the
senior class of the Rivesville Hisa
School this evening will attract a
CAPACITY house and that 1t Will De
necessary TO repeat the peror-
nance. The sale OF tickets for the
nIay IAN Early Bird. has been un
usually brisk yesterday and TO-DAY
and many tickets have been SOTO 70
4 persons living on the interuroan
\ line who will be here for the SD"
tonight.
The cast of Characters 70. the
production is as follows: cyrus
Kilbuck, president of the z. ID; Y.
Railroad. Dominick Vavalero; Tony
GiIbuck his son. just out OF col
Ieee.3 Russell Smith; Barnaby bra
the boss of Flags county. josepn
Sheranko; Mr.. Mulberry. esnaeI
attorney for the road. Harold Clay.
4 ton: Bruce Ferguson, clerk -
l@the offices. Virgil Jackson Arl.s
ran. office boy. Herman Post, rerly
y Allen, a young gentleman ,arih ~ . ,
Herman Post; Jessamine Lee. tne
y girl &LcOnd Alieh WI
agent for the P. D. O. K1E.oaa
stenographer, Celia Burnside'
Mrs. Beavers, from Flaggy or
ners. Beatrice Nick; Rosa Beila
beavers. the belle Of Fass lor-
8 nsrs Adah Satterfield; Mrs. Perry
Alien. Jessamine's chum, Jess.
\ Hawkins; Oily. Mrs. beavers
53I,;red girl. Ora May Smith.
Seniors Entertained.
lTbe graduating class Of the local
hieh school was pleasantly enter
tanned at the home of the CLASS
snonsor. Miss Frances Furoee o'
y Mannington, last Saturday Inc
members of the class left here IN
the morning and arrived at the
S. F,1rbee home in time for pref
4 tily appointed ~ o'clock dinner
Miss Furbee also took the CLASS
far a pleasant outing in the AFTER,
noon. taking supper to be served
sinethe open. Members OF the Grass
returned here in the evening, very
enthusiastic over the manner no
which they had been entertaineo
by their sponsor. An enJoyaole
outing which had been planned 10.
the class on last evening was apan-
: Janed IN account of weather con-
4ditions.
i9i Bible Glasses.
The First Ward Bible Class met
satlithe home Of MIR. and Mrs. r NJ.
Rider in Highlawns on TUESDAY
evening. The members had good
meeting, but the place for next
weeks meeting was not chosen AT
the time. Harry Hamrick is lead
err for this class The Second Waro
Class will meet this evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. d. -Arnet u.
and the Third Ward Class Will
meet next Monday evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Google.
u Business Change.
5FsEThe general store in the Google
Building which for the past several
wears has been owned and operated
J byl 2. C. Wilson of Highlawns, has
recently changed hands. The new
proprietor is George A. Harden OF
Monongah. The new owner took
charge of the business Immediately
.after the deal was closed and Will
carry on the business after the
same order as the former owner.
Church Notes.
The following will be the services
In the M. E. Church South for sun
day Sunday school at 9:4o a. m.
George Hamrick, superintendent;
Junior League at 800 p. M, viz
ginia Keener, leader: Senior Ep-
worth League at GAS p. M; preach
ing service at 7:3o p. m. sermon
nv the regular pastor, the Rev. G.
Fl Thomas.
Sunday School Rooms
Plans to build an addition to the
ME. Church South are under way.
sThaN greatest need Of more room is
felt IN the Sunday school, which
seems. to be increasing each Sun
day
David Pricket, who has been i'll
for several weeks. is said to be much
Gworse in the past few days. Mr.
GPickett is well up in years, and
lis family is much alarmed over
his condition. Several relatives
have visited at the Prickett home in
the past week.
Sunday Visitors.
Glenn Floyd, Mrs Addie Floyd
and children of Baxter. Mr.. and
MRS. Nathan Sears and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Floyd of Radcliffe Sta
ton. and Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Floyd composed a party of rela-
atires who spent Sunday at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dominac Delarco
in Highlands.
J On Vacation.
Ernest Crislip Of the Cris!tp
Brothers general store is spending
3asstwo weeks vacation with rela-
Stives at Goodhope. Harrison Cour
sty. During his absence. his place
in the store is being filled by Or
val Trash.
]. Typhoid Fever.
Mrs. r. S. Google OF Bridge
street is confined to her home, suf-
|fering from typhoid fever. Mrs.
Iona C1evepger. mother of Mrs.
Google, has been here from Hoult
TOR the past several days helping
3 care for the patient.
$SA IN iured By Fall