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Colored Wash
Goods

Colored Linene Suiting-34
inches wide, for stylish one
piece dresses; all wanted shades;
also white; mill seconds. 1Sc
NO-PROFIT SALE price. A"~
Tan Pongee-36 inches wide,
a fine merceriZed quality. for
mems and women's wear. CSC
NO-PROFIT SALE price. ~o~
Printed Nursery ClOth-36
inches wide, in white, pink, tan
and light blue grounds, with
stylish cretonne. printings. 1QC
NO-PROFIT SALE price. h"~
Colored Costume Suiting-33
inches wide, a close woven linen
finish quality. neat pin checks
and stripes; in pink, light blue,
brown, navy, green, etc. 1Sc
NO-PROFIT SALE price. AON
Check EpOnEette-34 inches
wide; has the exact appearance
OF ratine, white grounds, with
pink, lavender. blue, tangerine
and green checks. NO CQa
PROFIT SALE price. ..... @"S
Novelty Printed SiIks-35
inches wide, fine qualities; beau
tiful silk and cotton weaves, in
Guiding Tussah and Crepe de
Chine, with beautiful exclusive
floral printings. NO Hfc
PROFIT SALE price. ..... TN
Tan POngee-S5 inches wide,
extra high grade silk mixed
quality, in the stylish demi-rub
effects. NO-PROFIT SQc
SALE price. wv
CoIOred POplins-27 inches
wide, a rich silk lustrous yarn
merCerized permanent finish
quality. in old rose, blue, reseda,
pink, tan, hello, etc. NO CQc
PROFIT SALE price. ... SoS
Satin Stripe Novelty VOiIes-
36 inches wide, colored grounds
with handsome satin stripes.
NO-PROFIT SALE CEn
price ................ oc~
Plain VOlles-44 inches wide,
a fine chiffon finish quality, in
pink, copen, old rose and laven-
der. NO-PROFIT SALE 0So
price ................ AON
GOldenberg's-First Floor.
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A GREAT HELP

When a housewife spends two
thirds OF the day working so
hard that she is too tired to
enjoy the rest OF the time. she
needs help. Electricity will
cook. sew. clean, wash dishes,
wash clothes, iron, and do prac-
tically every other household
task for her.
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White Goods

White OAeandy-40 inches
wide, an extra fine cobweb fin
ish transparent quality. 9Sc
NO-PROFIT SALE price. wv
White Chiffon VOile-40 inches
wide; a fine two-ply quality; sec
onds of renowned quality.
NO-PROFIT SALE 10c
price
White Suiting-34 inches wide,
linen finish quality, for women's
and children's wear. NO 1C4e
PROFIT SALE price. 1@zS
PIisse Crepe-30 inches wide,
white and colors; also printed
butterfly designs. for lingerie.
NO-PROFIT SALE 10c
price
White Pique-36 inches wide,
woven quality. No-PRo- CSc
FIT SALE price. e.......... ~oS
White Batiste-40 inches wide,
fine soft finish mercerized quail
ity. NO-PROFIT SALE CCc
price
AASAACo a
fine soft chamois finish. IC1c
NO-PROFIT SALE price. 1G2e
Imported White VoIle-40
inches wide, one OF the finest
grades, with the exact appear
ance OF costly georgette crepe.
NO-PROFIT SALE TEc
price ................. sO~
White Swiss 0rgandy-40
inches wide, superior high grade
transparent quality, with per-
manent finish. NO-PRo- SSc
FIT SALE price. ...... wv
White Velvet Corduroy-36
inches wide. In neat woven pin
welt; 'launders beautifully. E0c
NO-PROFIT SALE price. wv
White Check Dlmity-36
inches wide, in various size
checks: extra fine quality. OEc
NO-PROFIT SALE price. @cS
Goldenberg's-Flrst Floor.
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Home Needs

Garbage Cans - Galvanized
iron, good size; well made. Q7o
NO-PROFIT SALE price otS
Aluminium Saucepans - Para
mount brand; with covers: four
quart trade size; quality guaran-
teed. NO-PROFIT SALE S7c
price. ........
Enameled Bowls-Gray Enam-
eled, deep shape, can be used
for dish pans; good size. QQc
NO-PROFIT SALE price ooS
Blue Bird Clothes Bags-In
sets Of three, sizes 24x37, 24x47
and 24x57; each bag dust proof
and made with hooks. NO. ecc
PROFIT SALE price, set WV
Wash Observation-Disclosures iron
covered, double rubbing sur
face. NO.PROFIT SALE OQc
Garden Rakes-14-prong size;
with long handle; strong and
durable. NO.PRoFIT 9Sc
SALE price. .............. O"S
Wash Tubs-Galvanized iron,
with side handles; % inches.
NO-PROFIT SALE EIc
price, ,g.....,.........
Aluminium Combination Cook
ers-Can be used as covered
saucepan, double broiler, cas-.
serole, etc; bottom vessel has
four-auart trade size caDacit7'.
NO.PROFIT SALE CT no
price. .............''.''
GoIdenberr's-Bnsemsnt.
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New Lingo Developed.

Radio has developed an entirely
new language, and It's initiates speak
lingo which is so abbreviated and
so odd 1t sounds weird to those not
''in on the know"
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Groceries

Triangle Brand Table Salt
Two-pound package. NO-PRO-
FIT SALE price, TWO Tc
packages for. r.............. ~
Solar Brand Hawaiian Pine
apple-Broken slices; No. 2 cans.
NO-PROFIT SALE 100
price '..'...,,...s..
Libby's Royal Anne Cherries
One-pound No. cans. NO
PROFIT SALE O0o
price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
CampbelI's Pork and Beans
With tomato sauce. NO-PRO-
FIT SALE price, THREE CEa
cans for. ......!.......... oN
Carol Brand Sugar Corn
Extra quality. NO-PRO- O.
FIT SALE price. Oe
GOldenberg's-Basement.
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Fourth Floor

Cretonne Covered Cushions
20.inch round shape, filled with
soft fluffy silk floss: covered
with various color floral, bird
and foliage design cretonnes. EEc
NO-PROFIT SALE price. ccS
Window Shades-Heavy oiled
Opaque cloth, size 3x6 IT.; mount
ed on strong spring rollers;
white, ecru, medium and dark
green; mill seconds. NO QQc
PROFIT SALE price. 49,. wv
Tapestry Couch Covers-Re-
versible quality, in green, brown
and red oriental stripe designs;
4S inches wide. 2h yards
long. No.PRoFIT SALE SQc
price .,..,.,,,
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Corset Dept.

Popular Make Corsets-Ot
pink and white coutil, medium
low bust with long hips; one
model with wide front clasp;
guaranteed not to rust; sizes
% to 80. NO-PROFIT SSc
SALE price ce............
Pink Bandeaux-Fancy ma
terials, with elastic insert; all
sizes. NO-PROFIT SALE loo
price,
First FlOOr-Bargain Table.
DeBeboise Brassieres-Trimmed
with heavy laces, also insertions:
hook front models: perfect fitting;
sizes SO to 4S. NO 7Qc
PROFIT SALE price. NV
GoIdenberg's-Thi Floor.
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Linen Dept.

Fancy Turkish ToweIs-Extra
fine quality, heavy close alb
sorbent weave, for face or bath
use; assorted styles. NO QOr
PROFIT SALE price. wv
Uimit four9
Table Damask-Fun 72 inches
wide, highly mercerized grade,
in an assortment OF neat pat
terms; good wearing quality;
seconds. NO-PRoFIT 9Qc
SALE price .......... WV
Limit six yards)
Hemmed Diapoxs-27127-inch
size; genuine Red Star brand,
one dozen in sanitary carton;
seconds. NO-PRoFIT e1 20
SALE price. .......
Uimit one dozen)
Imported Linen Crash
Bleached or unbleached, for
roller or tea towels. NO 1Qc
PROFIT SALE price.
Limit five yards)
Table NnpISins--2ox20 Mer-
cerized Damask Table Napkins,
neatly hemmed: assorted pat
terms; seconds. NO-PROflT
SALE price. II A LF S0c
dozen. n..........'
Limit one dozaul
GoIdenberg's-Fmst Floor
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ELECTRIC SERVICE.

ELECTRIC
Ironb s hours a &C
Washer, hours a. al &C.
Ironer a hour, &c.
Iuar. hours 14c an hour
''Ne0 4
Dshwasher. hours at &c an
a
' 49,, Fieess cooker, an
Board IS week .t@-@.tadiator hours at a hour
-
Et,rt IN mart ~ family "a Las, bc
~ N0NF
maia c0n'eh'eu anu happS' Vibrator n hour.
OF privacy hour. 2tsc
Percolator. 4 hours at ISc an
o SC hour
maid to help her. 1880 2hc.
Range for at
oay per person. 'SoO ddsa
period of ten week.
Total of maid s169.
week. $23.lO. ages or electric servants
week, 544
find device which
appliance by charged community
iowstt
thousand electric watts
of kowatt charge klo-
watt hour 10 cents the of using the iron for
hour is
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Electricity Is Safe.

or all the fires that occur In the
United States in one year, but 2.57
per cent are of electric origin.
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Notions

White Pearl Buttons-Fish-eye
style, in sizes "a, 80 and SO
llgne; carded one dozen and half
dozen on card. NO-PROFIT Sc
SALE price, card. ......... ~
Clark's o. n. T. Cotton-Black
and white; l5o-yard spools. NO
PROFIT SALE price, OSc
SIX spools for. oS
Baby Psnts-Good quality
white and natural color rubber;
assorted sizes; some in the lot
are subject to slight defects, but
all guaranteed for service.
No-PRoFIT SALE price, 1Cc
First F1oor-Bargain Table.
Wonen's Sanitary Aprons
Soft rubber finish, with net tops;
white only; full size. NO CSc
PROFIT SALE price 80. ScS
First F1Oor-Bargain Table.
Embroidery Scissors Fine
quality imported steel, assorted
sizes. some with gilt handles:
for work box or sewing basket.
NO.PROF1T SALE price, CEc
pair
Wooden Coat Hangers-As-
sorted lot, substantially made:
some In the lot slightly scratched
or marred. NO-PROFTT gc
SALE price, each. w
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
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1T PANS TO A DEAL AT :
Gold 5bergS
Il bo1n SIDES or 7m NkSL THE pEpEkpABlE STORE
Dornestics

Chsznbray Ginghams-s2 inches
wide, in plain colors and staple
checks; colors warranted fast.
NO-PROFTT BALE 1Sr
price ................
Printed PercaIes-s6 inches
wide, light grounds, in a large
and varied assortment of wanted
styles; fast colors. NO 1C1c
PROFIT SALE price. AS2S
Romper Cloth-s2 inches wide,
light and dark grounds, plain
colors and stripes: noted for its
serviceability. NO-PRO- Ito
FIT SALE price. .......... isS
Dress Ginghams -27 inches
wide, In a beautiful
assortment OF stylish 1C1o
checks and plaids. AS2S
Khaki DriII-36 inches wide, a
close twilled quality. for mems
and boys wear. NO-PRO- 100
FIT SALE price. AoS
Shaker Flsnnel--2T inches wide,
full bleached. heavy double
neeced reversible quality. 1Clr
No-PROFTT SALE price. ASZS
GoIdenbcrg's-First Floor.
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Boys Clothing

BOYS Two-Pants Norfolk Suits
of wool and wool mixed ma
terials, in neat mixtures OF
brown, gray. heather and blue
pin stripes; smart Norloih
models, with both pair OF pants
full lined; sizes Z to II years.
NO.PROFIT SALE Ed SS
price ...........'''''
Rows Atwood Pants-Of suit
ings, to match the coat, in gray
brown, tan, green and heather;
also navy blue serge; every pair
lined; sizes to II years.
NO.PROFIT SALE 81 az
price
Boys Wash Suits-In Oliver
Twist models, with white waists
and contrasting color collar and
pants: also plain colors; smart
short sleeve MILDLY styles, in
plain shades; choice OF our
models: an assortment OF color
combinations; sizes 3 to 8 years;
warranted fast colors. STc
NO-PRoFIT SALE price. Wv
Boys New Sport Blouses-Of
madras and high count percales,
in pretty stripes; also of plain
white oxford: low neck and
short sleeve models, with double
yokes and waist bands; sizes Z.
to 16 years. No-PRoFIT 6Qc
SALE price. ce.......,.......
Boys Pants-Good serviceable
quality for school wear, of neat
suiting mixtures, in variety
OF patterns; straight knee style,
in sizes 4 TO s years, and knick-
erbocker style, in sizes 7 to Is
years. No.PROFIT SQc
SALE price. e............ wv
Boys Cowboy Play Suits-ot
fine quality khaki cloth, with
leather and nickle trimmings;
outfit consists OF cowboy hat,
shirt, pants. belt, pistol and hol-
ster: sizes I to Ia years. G1 90
NO-PROFIT SALE price. Ui'oo
Boys Blue 0veralls-Good
quality fast blue denim. made
with shoulder strap and bib; for
play or vacation wear; sizes 4
to ~ years. NO-PROFIT 9Qc
SALE price. ce.............. WV
Goldenberg's-Third Floor.
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Undermuslins

women's Nightgowns-Of soft
finish pink and white muslin,
round neck and sleeves. stitched
with blue; full-cut and well
made. NO.PROFIT SALE dSc
price. .................
Women's EItrs-size BlOomers-
OF soft pink muslin, reinforced;
narrow ruffle trimmed knee; full
cut; all sizes. NO PROT 11c
SALE price. ..............
Women's Dressing Sarques-
or percale, in assorted light pat
terms, also grays; made with
long sleeves, collar and belt: all
sizes. NO-PROIT SALE TOO
price. ......,...,........
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
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NOTE-By "No Profit" do not that we sell every
item at actual cos-for do not Some items
sold below wholesale cost others at loss and some
with the necessary overhead expense added.
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Electricity AS Servant
Shown To Cost Less
Than nFourthForMaid

Shall it be the variable servant-girl dependable
electric servants? The following table, by giving an
estimate of comparative COSTS may help in the decision
The figures based cost of current at O
cents klowatt-hour for one week in family of four
members together with the considerations which enter
into the employment of maid.
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Gloves

Kid Gloves-Two-clasp style,
plain and embroidered back, in
mostly all sizes. NO 100
PROFIT SALE price. ..... scS
Kayser's Silk Gloves-Two-
clasp style, double tipped fling
ers, in pongee. mode, beaver,
black and white. NO EEc
PROFIT SALE price. ..... WV
Chamoisette Gloves-Two-clasp
style, plain and embroidered
back, In mastic, beaver, gray,
covert and black. NO dEc
PROFIT SALE price. fOS
GoIdenberg's-First Floor.
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Coal Strike 10 Increase
Demands for Gas and Oil.


WASHINGTON; March % IN
Increased demand for gas and fuel
oils may be anticipated In case
OF 4 coal strike, the Bureau Of
Mines said today, and in that con-
nection issued a statement show.
Ing that the stocks Of these oils on
hand February last, amounted 10
l,31s,4s1,359 gallons. Based on the
daily average domestic consump-
ton, II added, these stocks are
equivalent to sixty eight days sup.
ply. The production OF thtse oils to
January amounted to s5s,110. ST.
gallons.
Stocks of gasoline were Increas-
ed in January by $4,000 900 gal.
Ions and on February / there was
"a reserve Of eos, 100000 gallons,
which is 13O,O00,O00 gallons more
than for the corresponding date a
year ago. The record was estab-
lLshed in May 1921 with SOC, 900 900
gallons, These stocks are equival-
cnt to a fifty days supply.
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PERSONALS

Mrs. W. s. John returned today
to Morganton after a visit here
with her sister. Mrs. Ira L. Smith,
at her home on Falrmont avenue.
John Hamilton OF this city at
tended the funeral yesterday Of
Mrs. Mendel Hamilton, which was
held at her home at Belington.
Miss Ruth Boyers has returned
home after a visit with her uncle
DR.. c. F. Boyers and family in
Morgantown.
NJ. L. Brown was business
visitor in Morgantown yesterday.
Mrs. r. H. Ednondson left
today for Kingston on.the-Hudson,
to spend some time with her pa
rents who are celebrating their
golden wedding this week. Nor
gantown Post.
Miss Mary Moulds Hurst arrived
here this morning from Vassar to
spend the Spring recess with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ].
Wiegel, at their home on Benoni
avenue.
Mrs. NJ. v. Russell is in the city
the guest OF her son, Allen F.. Rus.
sell. at his homo in Mt. Vernon
avenue.
Mrs. Oleta Hugus, Weston, will
arrive this evening and will reside
with her sister, Miss Juanlta Lock.
| hart. in apartments at 3221h lief.
ferson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Hawkin-
berry had as their guests at din
uer on Sunday at their home in
Bellview, George Stoltz and sons
Lloyd and William. The former is
director of the Moose Band. Lloyd
Stoltz is leaving soon for Dallas,
Texas, where he will join the Gen.
try Brothers circus.
Tusca Morris and o. F. Tough
are In Charleston on business in
connection with the Monongahela
Power & Railway Co.
Mrs. Charles Nuzum has re-
turned to Morgantown after a
visit with relatives.
Walton Miller is in New York
attending q meeting of the direc-
tors Of the Elkhorn Coal Co.
Miss Beulah Lake has return
ed to Clarksburg after a weekend
visit here.
John Martin has returned from
Baltimore where he went to see
his daughter. Miss Marjorie who
is surgical patient at the Johns
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-22

lehman Post BE Il American
Legion which Is 10 hold is Il nj
lar senli,mbnthty me sling tdi60f-
row eyentng "a the elm rooms II
Main street and Cleveland venue;
Committee chairman, who are
to appoint their own co-workets,
are as follows: Clark A. Gross,
membership: Irwin L.. Dunning-
ton, finance; @. Clyde Mcdonald,
publicity; Rollo ]. Conley, reso-
buttons; A. P. Barretto, program:
Max Wilson. entertainment;
Homer. c. Toothman, athlatics:
sThomas A. Tate, memorial, and
James o. snoderly, visiting.
At the Legion meeting tomor-
row night. plans will be discussed
for a public reception at the club
rooms soon. Members OF the post
have been busy for the last month,
getting the third floor OF tho pres
emit building ready for occupation.
The floor Of the main room Is be-
ing prepared for dancing and
when this work is completed the
post entertainment committee
plans holding dances for the le-
gionaires and their friends.
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Mnrrlnne Tonlaht.

The marriage Of Miss Nina Max.
me Simon, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. "A. ID. Simon OF this city, and
Charles James shuttleworth, Of
glarksburg will take place this
evening at z O'Clock at the First
NJ q. Church. The ceremony will
be performed by the Rev. Claude
II. King, pastor OF the church, and
wflls be witnessed by several hun
dred invited guests. Mrs. ]. Min.
OF Durham will play tho wedding
march and will reiSler a program
los organ selections as the guests
assemble, and Mrs. T. E. Johnson
will sing.
Miss Simon will be attended by
lhefssister, Miss Mona Simon, as
maid OF honor, and her bridesmaid
will be Miss Helen Aaron Of Altoo.
ma, Pa, Miss Lucille Grim Of Phil.
fppf. Miss Helen Robinson and
Miss Louise Hall OF this city. Mr..
Shuttleworth's best man will be
Carlton Woods OF Clarksburg and
the ushers will be Maxwell Gay.
lord, James Carter Of Clarksburg
and Victor Shaw and Robin Hood
Of this city. Immediately follow.
ing the ceremony, a reception will
be held at the FaIrmont Country
Club. The marriage will culmin.
ate round OF social festivities ar
ranged and held honoring Miss 81.
mon, who is popular young wo.
man Of this city. Last night, fol-
lowing the rehearsal at the church,
the wedding party was entertained
l 40 the Simon home.
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Virginia State Board
az eilsnrIiin if,ei

Va y A3AAS4AelAAAt - - NNAAtAAsAA
RICHMOND. March 9 Mrs,
Emma Speed simpson adtNot and
magazine writer. 8 gfeat great
grand niece Of John Hoats, tho
poet; R. L. C. Monchre, Of Fsl-
mouth. and Evan r. GhesiermRn,
OF Richmond. q former newspaper
man. will comprise The Virginia
state board of censorship, created
BIS the 1922 general assembly.
/ Governor Trinkle, who anDounc-
ed the appointments, declared ne
had not decided on the terms Of
1tiire Of the censors.
In accepting tho appointment,
Mrs, Sampson declared she did
not expect TO "be too censorioua =
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THE WEol vIRGINIAN, FAIRMONT

Hopkins Hospitai Mis- Mar
porte & dong nicely at tins time.
Ms a. .. Rpbb Of Nor antowri
is In the city Beng enroute from
Belington, where she attended the
funeral of Mrs. Mende1 Hamilton
to her home In Morgantown.
Mf., and Mrs. Roy Austen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Austen have
returned to Morgantown after
coming here TO visit Miss Bessie
Austen. who is a patient at Cook
Hospital. Miss Austen is recover
ing and will return home shortly,
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LOGAI. sOGI Al Z IN rs.

ward Lowden. George woody. Law
renee Bolyard. Elmer staley.
Margaret Venati, Robert johnson,
Virginia Scott, Jeneyie Thompson,
Vera Staley, Catherine Justus,
Mildred Underwood, Elizabeth
Clark, Catherine Foley, Arlington
Merriaeld, Laddie Brown, Maxine
Combs, Sarah Springer, Sarah
Hale, Yelma Morgan, Glenn
Thrash, Mary Ball, Julia Ball,
Mildred Adams, Willard Scott. VIM
McGinnia, Margaret Shuttleworth,
Louise shuttleworth, Phillas Full.
Ter. Hazel Vangilder, Dorothy
Parker, olean shaffer, Carl An
derson, Paul Keener and Cordelia
Parker.
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DenartInent Orranlzcti

Mrs. W. 1. Lydlc was made
chairman of tho american Citi-
zenship" department of the Wo-
mans Club at a netting held yes.
terday for the purpose Of organic
Ing such a department. Mrs. p.
NJ. Hoge, at whose suggestion the
department was organized, called
the meeting to order, and after
considerable discussion the depart
ment was organized. 1t will be
known as the American citizen
ship" department and will be sub
divided as follows: citizenship, !"
Training" and Community Ser
vice." A meeting will be called in
the near future by the new chair
man, at which time the organiza-
ton will be completed. At this
meeting, a secretary and a chair
man for each of the sub divisions
will be named. 1t Is urged that
all that are interested in such q
department attend the meeting.
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Cunningham Appoints
Committee Chairmen

Chairmen of nine committees
to assist IN American Legion
work in this city were named to-
day by Lawrence NJ. Cunningham
post commander Of Fred R. HeInt-
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a birthday party OF delightful
appointments was given Monday
syening at the home OF tho Rev.
ind Mrs. w. F. Mc<ain at SOP Nor
gantown avenue, tho event having
been arranged to celebrate the
thirteenth anniversary of their
laughter, Miss Mary Jane McKaIn
The evening was spent with games
and music and Refreshments were
served. Those present were Ed
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-22

In list of marriage licenses is.
sued at Oakland, Md. March 10,
the following three we're given az
from Fairmont: Admiral Dewey
Wolfe, 90 and Mary Ellen Parvill,
20; Frank Robert Cumberledge,
81, and Hazel Grace Bragg, IS,
William Kay Savage %, and LII
liam Virginia Rawland, 81. One
from Morgantown was John G..
Calabria, 2, and Margaret Castillo
Is.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. d. simon arc
entertaining at their home on
Maple avenue a number Of guests
who have come for the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Nina
Simon, and Charles ]. Shuttles-
worth OF Clarksburg, which will
Sc solemnized this evening at the
First Methodist Episcopal Church
on Fairmont avenue. Among
those being entertained are j.. X.
Simon, the grandfather Of the
bride-to-be, her aunt, Mrs. Viz
ginia Grim, aud cousin, Miss Luz
Gle Grim of Phllippi, another
aunt, Miss Minnie Simon Of Wash
ington, D. c., and Miss Helen
Aaron Of Altoona, Pa. and Miss
Mabel NIcCaffry of Uniontown,
Pa. Other guests here for the
marriage are Mr.. and Mrs. Foster
Leidecker and Miss Margaret
Sykes OF Marietta, Ohio, who are
being entertained at the home of
Miss Helen Robinson on Fatrmont
Avenue, Mrs. Estella Roger Shut
tleworth of Clarksburg, mother OF
the bridegroom, and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. e. Skyes, the latter two OF
Marietta, who arc guests at the
m fr-aak
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Class VIII Meet

The Asher Business GlrIs' Bible
Class will meet tomorrow evening
at 5:45 at the Y. w. C. A. for It's
weekly supper and Bible study.
Supper will be served at 5:45 to
be followed by an hour with the
Bible, conducted by Mrs. w. s.
MayerE
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-22

The Woman's Bible Glass OF the
Presbyterian Church was delight
fully entertained last evening at
the home Of Mrs. C. NJ. Richie on
Carleton street. The following
Interesting program was given
after the Bible study period.
Piano solo, Miss Louise Richie:
vocal solo, Mrs. R. e. Rightmire;
reading by Mrs. James Sherman.
AT the close Of tho program re-
freshments were served by the
hostesses who were Mrs. c. NJ.
Richie and Miss Ella Ward.
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