The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-23

Gle Robinson, Margaret Conner
Hazel Barr, Lena LIpinski, Mary
Smith, Agnes Pratt, Lucy Fleming
Cora Coe, Dorothy Amos, Ret;a
Warner, Vondagale liIyne, Daisy
Boyce, Josephine Jamlson. Agnes
Sapp, Ada Sapp, Betty Morehead
Edna Shackelford, Clara Beading
Hazel Boyce, Merle Fuller and En-
gle Tichenor, NJ. X. Davidson, H. l.
Bartlett, Herman Woody, Harry
Picisins, Herbert Deaton. Conrad
Wilson, Cecil sspp, Ralph Jeckels
Frank Hoult, Frank Davis, Albert
Wilson. Adrian Robinson, Loraia
Robinson, Ray LipInski. Joe Jaml
son, Roy Woody, Charles STICKY
Billy Boyce. Beryle Toothman, Mr
and Mrs. Carl STICKY. Mrs. ". S
Meredith and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
sapp.
I Shining Stars Entertain.
Honorlng the parents of the
members OF the Shining Stars, Sun
day School Glass OF the Highland
| Avenue NJ. e. Church, Mrs. j. G.
Hupp, teacher Of the class, gave a
program last Thursday evening,
Autumn flowers were used as deco
, ratioHs. Every member of tho
class had a part In tho program:
each pupil representing character
from the lesson stories they have
had in the past year, and each one
told story Of the hero whom they
represented.
The following was the charaC-
tiers: Ruth Carroll. Mrs. Hardy,
foster.mother OF Nasina, Japanese
boy: Josephine Dots, Indian chief,
story Of Indians search for white
man, Book OF Heaven: Gretchen
Mahaffey, New York tenement
girl. story OF Jacob Kiss: Maxine
Russell, physician, story OF Walter
Reed: Dolly Pitzer, cannibal CHEZ.
story Of John G. Patton; Grace
/ Toothmau, Indian maid, story Of
James. Evans; Catherine Smith.
servant girl of Burma. story OF
Adroninam Iudson; Edith Martin.
man from Africa, story OF David
Livingston; Laura Murray, Pau,
story Paul's conversation and mis-.
sionu:y Journey; Eugenla Rey'
noldg. Rcd Cross nurse. story Of
Clara Barton; Edna Riggs, China.
man. story OF Robert Morrison:
Thelma Stevens, missionary, story
Of George Mckay; Cobler, story OF
William Carey.
Ruth Carroll and Josephine DOTS
sang a duet, Gretchen Mahaffey,
Maxine Russell and Eugenla Rey.
nolds each gave u piano solo. There
were two songs by the entire class.
Prizes were given for the best
stories. The first prize was given
to Dolly Pitzer. the second prize
to Laura Murray and the third prize
to Maxine Russell Each of the
three received Il book. The judges
we're Mrs. Lawrence TIiggInb0thum.
Mrs. Fred Bradley and Miss Flea
nor Durrett. Following the pro.
gram the guests we're served with
ice cream.
New Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Price. whose
marriage was an event Of n few
months ago and who have since
been residing on Bsllview avenue,
have moved to n new home on the
East Side which they recently pur.
chased.
! To Eikins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Putnam and
son Alfred and Miss Lois Ruther.
ford motored 10 Elkins Saturday
where they witnessed the Elkins
Fatrmont football game.
Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Griffith and
children, Kenneth Dorothy Bell
and Martha Virginia Of Clarksburg,
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Canoe yesterday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. Richmond and
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Richmond and
children motored TO Silver Hill yes
terday where they visited the fam
fly OF Frank Richmond.
Miss Retta Warner and Miss Dor
othy Amos were at MCCurdysville
where they spent the weekend al
/ the home Of Miss Varner's mother.
Miss Ira Carpenter and brothers,
Homer and James. were guests OF
their grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
; Elias Keenan, Of Glover Gap, over
Sunday.
| Mrs. Forest swisher and two
children Of Bellview avenue are
spending a few days as the guests
OF relatives in Benwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore were
the guests Of relatives at McCurdys.
Vile for the weekend.
Glen Long, who is employed at
Pennington, came home Saturday
for short visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Long Of Hess
avenue.
Mrs. Jarvis Collins. who has been
at Cook Hospital since being in.
inred in an automobile accident,
still continues to improve and will
probably return homo this eve,
ming.
John C. Hupp and F. A. Bradley
were at Clarksburg Friday and Sal
urday to attend the meeting OF the
Monongnhela Round Table.
Mrs. Bert Andrews OF Mounds.
VILE visited friends here over Sun.
day.
Mrs. Minnie Koran, who has
been spending the past six weeks
at Duluth, MIMI, and Northern
Minnesota, has returned home much
improved in health. Mrs. Horsn
had heen Ill With hay fever.