The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-14
ENTERPRISE
Much Good AccompIIshed.

| MUCH 6oou accomplished.
The evangelistic services which
have just closed here were very
successful, aud many conversions
were secured. The new member.
ship was divided, some joining the
local churches and others giving
their names to churches at Hutch.
inson, Worthingto1, Ida May and
various other places. Nearly $50
conversions were secured while the
services were being held. The Sur.
day school has also made a wonder.
full increase in membership and In.
terest. Besides tho pastors OF tho
three churches, which held tho
meetings together, valuable aid was
given by Rev. E. B. Vanscoy. OF
Carolina, who preached on varioua
occasions and also did much per.
sonal work.
6et-Tosether Meeting.
While lodge matters were some.
what neglected during the revival
services, the regular meetings will
now be resumed. At q recent well
attended meeting OF the Knights OF
Pythian lodge. plans were made for
the get-together meeting scheduled
to be held here next Monday.
New Residents.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Vanmeter, for.
mer residents OF Lost Creek. are
new residents here. They are 10.
Gated at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
r. H. Mommirth, where they have
taken apartments.
Infant Dead.
A little daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Ice a few days ago.
The child was stilhborn, and was
buried the following day in the
Odd Fellows cemetery.
From Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Teagarden,
who have been residing in Cushing.
Okla, for some time, arrived here
last week and we're guests OF the
latter's sister, Mrs. John Harter,
for several days. They will visit
friends at Fairmont, Hundred and
various other points before return.
ing to their home.
Home ouarantined.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Darrell
Hays Is under quarantine, as their
little daughter has developed an at.
tack Of diphtheria. The disease
seems to be in mild form, and all
/ precautions are being taken to pre-
vent any chance Of spread OF the
contagion.
/ Birthday Party.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Saunders was the scene of a very
delightful party recently, the &C,
Gasion being planned as surprise
in honor OF the 33d anniversary Of
Mr.. Saunders birth. The evening
was spent in pleasant social con-
versation, and every one semen
TO enjoy the occasion. The honor
guest received several very nice
presents, and delicious refresh
mentS were served during the eve.
ming. Those present were Mr.. and
! Mrs. C. E. Crislip, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Griffin, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Hill.
debrand, Mr.. and Mrs. Bearl Lem
mons, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Bice, Mrs.
! Mary McIntire, and Mrs. W. J. MAJ.
cum.
Seriously III.
Mrs. Nora Thompson has been
very I'll since the birth Of her little
son, which occurred three weeks
ago. While she Is improving at this
time, she Is still confined to her
home. The child is doing very nice.
lily.
Theatre Party.
The Misses Betty Martin, VerA
Tetrtck, and Nellie Martin and Z.
I'M. Wharton we're in Clark8burg on
a recent evening TO see the much
talked Of play. Mary" They spen,
q pleasant evening. and were much
| pleased with the production.
Wireless Installed.
The manager OF the Peoples Co
operative store is soliciting sub
scripttons for funds which will be
used to install a wireless receiving
station In the store building. The
enterprise seems to be popular, and
the necessary amount will soon be
collected.
Church Notes.
There were good services in all
departments Of the M. =. church
on last Sunday. The Missionary
society, with Mrs. L. o. McTnttre
as president, meets on the first
Thursday OF each month. This