The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-30
REVIVAL Showing
GREATERRESuLTS
Baptist Church Scene Of
Lively Series Of
Meetings

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BARRAcKynLE, Ja4 So;-The
Eyangelistic meetings which are
beng held in the new Bethesda
Baptist church are beginning to
show good results OF the faithful
work which Is being done by both
the pastor and congregation. Sew.
eral conversions nave rewarded
then efforts and interest increases
with each service. SPECIAL music
is q great asset In this church
The series OF meetings will con-
tinue as long as interest and at
tendance seems % warrant the ct.
fort. Rev. T. B. Lawler, the be.
loved pastor Of this church, is en-
gagged to hold eyangelistic meet.
1.ngs at Hepzibah as soon as work
at the local church closes.
To elaeksville
Rev A. A. Bunner and his tai
ented wife left on Thursday for
Blacksville where they will remain
for several weeks and will engage
lin a serieG OF evangelistic meet
ings. Iiev. Buner has done very
efficient work since becoming pas
tor OF the local Christian church.
aud has been very ably assisted in
his efforts by tile cooperation OF
Mrs. Bunner. Both are very gen.
erous with their gifts. After fin
ishing work at Blacksy:lle they
will return here and hold revival
meetings and later expect to con-
duct meetings at various points in
the west.
Club Entertained
Miss steela Ice OF Maple Point
was hostess to the members Of the
Rainy Day Club on Wednesday
evening Of last week. Almost
every member was pre$ent and
the evening was spent INA delight.
full .maner with the usual diver
sions. After the work hour and the
good time hour the guest were
served with very choice refresh.
ments. the place for this weeks
meeting was not decided upon at
that time. :
Dinner Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. leo enter.
tanned q number Of friends at
twelve o'clock dinner on Thursday
Of last week. Covers were laid
for for Rev and Mrs. @. T. Mar
tin Of st. Marys, Miss Margaret
McAlister Of Fairmoat, Mr.. and
Mrs. ". R. Ice and Mr.. and Mrs.
d. l.. Wilson.
Students suffer from Cold
The heating facilities in the 10,
cal schools have. proved entirely
inadequate IN, the past week. Els.
! pecially was this true Of the gram,
mar grade building, where the
teachers were compelled to dis.
pese with the early morning class.
es for lack of sufficient warmth.
The high school students Jared
somewhat better and while they
also felt the cold TO some extent
they were able TO resume their
studies. Another year when our
fine new building is completed
this with many other difficulties,
will be overcome..
Blood Poisoning
Mrs. Retta Freeland has been
quite seriously Ill at the home Of
her daughter, otha Vangilder. Mrs.
Freeland Is suffering from blood
poisoning, but at last accounts her
condition was slightly improved.
DR.. E. P. Smith is the attending
physician.
Personals
Mrs. Rebecca Robe has been
! quite sick for the past several
days and is suffering from a very
/ severe cold.
Mrs. John w. Ice entertained a
number Of her friends ut a quilt
ing party a few days ago. Besides
having q splendid social time the
party accomplished a fine amount
Of work and were served a boun'
titul twelve o'clock dinner by the
hostess.
Mrs. G. N. Conway was the
lguest Of friends In Fairmont Fri,
day.
Miss Opal Toothman, who is tax,
ing treatment for neuriis at Cook
hospital Is improving nicely.
Mrs. Charles Brock Of shinn.
ston has been spending the past
few days us the guest Of her
mother, Mrs. ]. N. Ice.
Joseph Wilcox OF Clarksburg
was a business visitor here the
last few days.