The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-06
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MT. ana A1f5s Theodore ElSuef
Of New York City eyangellsts Of
note viii arrive here tomorrow TO
begin the worldwide revival
meetings, which viii start on
Sunday morning at the First Naz.
arene church, and which will con-
tinue until Sunday Jan. 20 inclu.
sive. There will be special music
each evening The public Is cor
daily invited.
Confined by Illness
William @. Renshaw Is confined
to the home OF his daughter, Mrs.
Attic G. Atha Of Clarlsburg street
by o severe illness. &
Condition Serious
q. g. Martin. well known local
citizen who has been very Ill at
his home In High street for sever
cd days became worse last evening
and his condition is critical. DR..
Hupp OF Wheeling was called here
on the case, arriving at nine
O'Clock.
Entertained Class
Mrs. SJohn Beddow entertained
the members Of her M. e. Sunday
school class IN the church pariors
on Tuesday evening Of this week.
A very pleasant time was spent
socially.
Make First Shipment
The D. T. & s. Coal Company
which Is working the Washington
vein Of coal at their mine at sun
Shine loaded their first car for
shipment recently
Woman's Club Meets
A regular ! meeting Of the
Woman's Club will BIO held next
Tuesday in the First M. E. church
parlors. The Art Committee has
charge of the program which
promises to be specially interest.
ing. A full attendance IS desired.
Entertains Friends at Tea
Miss Ruth Mari entertained a
party of young friends at her
home In Clarksburg street on
Tuesday evening at a very enjoy
able tea. The afternoon was spent
In sewing and in social converse
ton after which a lunch was
served by the hostess.
Class of Eighteen Met
Tho class Of IS, Warrington
high school held their annual re-
union at the hotel Bartlett on
last Friday evening. Dancing was
the Chief diversion, after which a
four course dinner was served by
the Bartlett caterers. A story from
each member OF the class was an
entertaining feature.
Former Local Girl WEEDS
News has reached friends here
announcing the wedding OF Miss
Sylvia Schnapp, former Mann.
lngton girl to Mr.. Hugh Burriss of
Geneva, Indiana, during November.
The couple are residing in Elkhart,
Ind, where the groom is in the
contracting business.
New Year Surprise
Mr.. and Mrs. Luclan H. Boor
were host and hostess to large
party Of friends at their home in
High street on Monday evening
with o New Years Party. There
were about thirty guests, among
whom from out Of town were Mrs.
David Moscow of Connellsville,
D. w. Bcor Of Oskaloosa, Iowa,
and T. r. Hite of Benwood.
Games and music were the main
diversions and nice luncheon
was feature OF a very pleasant
affair.
W. F. NJ. S. Meeting
The Woman's Foreign Mission
airy Society of the First M. E.
Church met in the church parlor
on Wednesday afternoon Of this
week. Mrs. A. W. Prictard,
president Of the society had the
program in charge and the attend
ance was large. The committee on
resolutions presented resolutions
referring to the passing away Of
three members Of the society, Mrs.
George T. Weible. Mrs. Leila Nj.
Koen and Miss Alice Higgins who
have died in recent months.
Little >Dauaher
Word has been received by
friends here announcin gthe ar
rival of daughter at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Landerkin
at Trenton, N. J. recently. Mrs.
Mrs. Landerkin was formerly
Miss Alice Taylor OF Warrington.
personaIo
Mrs. Blanche Wilson has re-
turned from albuquerque, New
Mexico. where she had spent the
past several months.
The Misses Dorothy Parsons and
Sarah Furbee have returned to
Marshall nal1nnn ET...Ai..aL..- : =. ~