The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-15
RIVESVILLE
Parent.reaeher Meeting.


The first parent.teacher meeting
Of the school year will be held this
evening at the school auditorium.
All parents aud patrons OF the
school have been invited to attend.
An interesting program has been
prepared for the early part Of the
evening after which a social hour
will be enjoyed.
Good Enrolment.
Nearly six hundred pupils have
enrolled in, the grades so far this
fall, according to a statement made
by E. Hale, principal. Mr.. Hale
also announced the fact that every
member OF the graded school fac
ulty attended summer school this
year.
Missionary Meeting.
The members OF the Woman's
Missionary Circle were entertained
yesterday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. George Radcliffe in Jasper
street Several new members were
added to the organization.
Mrs. o'Dell Hostess.
Mrs. Carter o'Dell will be hostess
to the members OF the True Blue
Sunday School Glass Saturday eve
ring. The meeting was to have
been held this evening but the date
was changed In order to avoid a
conflict with the parent-teacher
meeting.
Mammoth Muskmelon.
B. c. Google Of Bridge street is
claiming the honor OF having raised
the champion muslimelon Of this
year. The melon weighed twenty
pounds and was Of first class quail.
ity. Mr.. Google has number OF
other melons of nearly the same
weight and has also some fine
home grown watermelons.
Home From Hospital.
Mrs. Virgil Morris has returned
from Cook Hospital where she spent
the past two weeks having under
gone severe surgical operation.
She is improving at present.
Interesting Service.
The service at the M. E. Church
South last Sunday evening drew a
large crowd and was made interest
ing by the fact that seven preach.
ers were present. DR.. A. S. Jen.
kins Of Huntington preached the
evening sermon. Other ministers
present were the Rev. G. F. Thorn.
as, the Rev. @. w. o'Dell the Rev.
A. ]. Walton, the Rev. A. B. Moore,
the Rev. Howard Prickett and the
Rev. Steven Dudham.
Surprise Party
A surprise party planned by mem.
bers Of her family was given In
honor of Mrs. William Floyd on the
sixty-second anniversary OF her
birth The home was decorated
for the occasion with garden flowers
and large birthday cake with six
.ty.two lighted candles conferred the
dining table. A o'clock dinner
was served.
The following were Included in
the guest list: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Jen.
dio. Mrs. Richie Harden. Mrs. JOS
eph Radcliffe, Mr.. and Mrs. N. o.
Sears, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Crescent,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rominac Delarco,
Thayer and Carl Jackson. Effie and
Ethel Stewart, Earl Radcliffe, Mary
Harden, Mary Rita Crescent, An
gelo. Perly Ellen, and CarmImaI
Creceni and Elsie watervicola.
Glass Party.
The teacher and members OF the
Evergreen Sunday School Glass OF
the NJ. E. South Sunday School
were entertained at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Huffman on
Jasper street Wednesday evening,
their daughter, Miss Doris HUI.
man, being hostess. The girls spent
pleasant social hour after the
usual business meeting and refresh.
ments of lemonade and cake were
served the guests. The class will
have the next meeting Monday eve
ming with Miss Ruby Layman az
hostess :. Those present were the
Misses Lois Phillips, Jessie Haw
kins. Ruby Layman, Jesamine Nc
! Dowell, Elda Bowman, Martha Sat