The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-11
CAROLINA


The social held Saturday even
Ing by the World War Veterans
was well attended 5a4d everyone
present had a vepyenj6Hable even
ing. In view 81. The Gfact that
money Is scarce the members OF
the organization in charge Of the
affair were well satisfied with the
proceeds. AT the close OF the
social, a very interesting talk was
made by Ross Macmillan Of Shinn-
ston, state organizer Of the World
War Veterans.
Caroline SchooFRepresented
The Carolina School was well
represented In all OF the contests
carried on among the schools OF
the. county which We're brqusht to
a close by the spelling bea held at
the court house in-Fairmont last
Saturday and succeeded in. captur-
ing both the essay prizes. Glen
Rowand receiver an Eastman 'K6.
OAK from the Holt-Rowe Novelty
Co., for an essay on 1.-THE Resour-
ces OF Marion County" andsMiss
Lorraine Cotter was. awarded the
dozen photographs offered by the
johnson Studio for the best paper
on "The Use OF Pictures in Teach
ing" Ralph Watkins. who took
second place In the, Lincoln Dis
trict spelling match at Thoburn
on April 1. represented the school
in the county spelling contest but
failed to win first place. Although
Carolina lost in some of the
events, the efforts to win have
been worth much TO the pupils.
Sunday School
The ReverendGMr. Hopson wal
accompanied here Sunday by the
Reverend Mr.. Margarillo, Italian
missionary connected with the
Southern Methodist Church.
The Reverend Mr.. Margarillo
presented a beautiful illustrated
calendar TO four girls and a boy
who had attended Sunday school
| every Sunday. The Reverend Mr..
Hopson was also, accompanied by
A. B. Smith OF Fairmont, who is
working for the interests ot-the
Fairmont Standard Training
School for Sunday school teachers
which will be held In Fairmont
April is to 81. Those who enrolled
from Caroline were Howard
Mason. c. A. Starcher and Ray
mond Nicholson M.
Girls on Hike
Sunday. a party Of girls from
Annabelle hiked over the hills to
Carolina and visited, friends for q
short while. They were Edna
Brown. Gladys !Tooltn, Mildred
and Irene Joyce.
Birthday Party
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Porter en-
tertained a number Of little chill
dren last Saturday afternoon In
honor Of the third birthday OF
their little daughter. Alice. A de.
ltghtful time was spent in games
and a delicious lunch Of ice cream,
cake, candy and fruit was served
TO each OF the little guests.
Eye Injured
George Coleman, S-year-old sor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Coleman.
Is suffering from an injured eye
which he received,S 4few days age
when a schoolmate 4slung a small
gravel at him from a beanshooter
Dr.. c. L. Kinney Is treating the
Injured eye but is unable to sa,
at present TO what extent the eye
Is injured.
Personals
Edward Ashcraft OF Wyatt
spent Sunday in Carolina at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ". L. Min,
ear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Morris are
visiting the latter3s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. c. e. Osborne.
w. E. Piggott, one Of Marion
County's Oldest school teachers
who had been teaching school II
Winfield District. has returned t.
his home here.
Miss Winnie stmmonts, who Il
living with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N
Hawkins. formerly oflCarolina
but now residing in Fairmont
spent Sunday at Her home here,
Mrs Hawkins recently underwent
a serious surgical operation but Il
improving nIcelysF