The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-02
FIRST SERVICES
WELL ATTENDED
Work oG Tairmont Man at
Faiivicw Features :
Revival

FAlRyfEw, March 2.-The
iniop cyanselistic campaign which
began In the NJ e. church Sunday
Sunday night is attracting interest
rom all sections OF the city. The
drst services were we'll attended,
and despite the fact that Fairvlew
MAS IN the throes OF champion
thipS celebration Monday night, the
church Nus filled for the evening
ieryice,
one great feature Of the services
khuB far has been the work OF Fred
3. Cannon OF Fairmont who has
shatEe Of tho music. Through his
ehorta the song service has become
~ drawing card for the regular
tyangelistG services which follows.
lcen1en TO Play
y Ahard and fast game is schedul.
"a for the local gym next Satur-
lay night, when tho Icemen from
sEIrmont play the Coppmep. Botn
EeaIas have boon playing strong
oails and the lcemen are sure To
ses out for revenge for the defeat
landed them earlier In the season.
phe local team has It's standard to
Keep up, and Saturdays game will
likely be fast one.
Maklng a Change
Lloyd Sulder, a local barber, has
moved hip chop from the upper end
q town to the east side Of the
itfeet car station. where he ls more
sonyeniently located.
Water Line Repaired
Among other questions settled
u the last meeting OF the city
council last week was the repairing
Pot the water line which crosses the
street just above tho home OF Pink.
ley Wilson on Main street. Police
man Copeland has a force OF men
working hard to prevent a tie-up
of traffic, which is heavy on that
ssnd OF the street. since McCray's
garage is located Just above the
ane,
ctalms Revival Needed.
The third night of the union
sTangellstlc campaign now being
isheld at, FatrvIew in tho N. e.
.herch opened Tuesday with much
Enthusiasm and spirit. Rev. T. B..
Eawler, OF the Bethesda Baptist
sturch talked from the theme, "ln.
creased Faith" In which he empha.
sized the need OF a revival in Fair
view. Church members, be said,
need an increasing faith to go on
With tho work, for "in spite Of the
great meeting last year, believe
, EaifyieR needs revival worse now
han at any time since l have had
his spastorate."
/ Large crowds have attended all
the services so far, and the inter.
est, while not unusual, is growing
zach day. Special music Is being
furnished for each service, under
the leadership Of Fred B. Cannon
81 f'airmont. Mr.. Cannon is one Of
the Billy Sunday club members,
ana has directed the music for 9th.
81 REVEALS In the community with
great success. Some -of tho fea-
lures he has brought already to tho
tioeting are special songs by the
chorus Of so voices, and duets BY
Misses Aldeae Miller, Blendiuc
Toothman, and by Miss Miller and
Miss Dove pItzer.
Personals
4 District Superintendent c. G.
Fustin left Sunday at o'clock for
Ehicago, where he Is attending
meeting Of school superintendent.
The young daughter OF W. D.
Fost. who has been very Ill is I'M
proving at present.
Frank Hogue was a business vls-
EoTsat the high school yesterday.
w, d. Yost was a business Wis.
ltpy Ia Falrmopt yesterday.
Ray Martin, senior In the high
sehool. Is back at his school work
atter an attack OF influenza
Raul Michael was visitor In
Esdnt Town Monday night.
Filters orchestra was the main
attraction at the high school Mon
day evening.
Violet Davis, who has been i'll
Fas anna ftma IA AMIN ah1n - ~