The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-12
WHEELING PASTOR
TO L! SPEAK TONIGHT
Head OF District Conference
e BE in Charge Of AII-
day Meeting.
Aug. II. -Dr.sc +.

FAIRvIEW, Aug. 12.-Dr.sC- F.
Anderson .superintendent Of the
Wheeling district NJ. E. conference
will deliver an address at the
Haught's Chapel near Fairyiew at
g O'clock this evening. A business
session will be held at 1880 o'clock
after which Doctor Anderson. will
speak to the delegations from var
icus churches in this district The
evening services are preliminary
to a big all-day program which will
be staged tom beginning with
Sunday school at $3.50, followed by
preaching at II o'clock by Doctor
Anderson and 1870 by the Rev T..
z. Maness, pastor OF st. Andrews
M. E. Church,, Grafton. Local mem
sbers OF the church are preparing
a basket dinner for the noon hour.
Union Services
The local churches will hold.
their monthly union meeting Sun
day night in the auditorium Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South,
at s o'clock. Neither the subject
for the address is announced, nor
the speaker for the evening is re-
veale until the hour for begin
ming. s3s
To Preach Funeral
The Rev. 1. S. Tyler, pastor Of
the local M. E.. Church, South, will
preach the funeral sermon for
Charles Daris5o Of Harrington, who
died recently at his home in Farm
ington. in the Pennington NJ. E.
ThNroh C0rfh a 49, 1s11oo1y toyo ~
row afternoon after which inter
sment will be made in the I. Q. OF.
Cemetery
Personals
The Rev. !. IS. Tyler and wife
have returned from a two weeks
vacation trip to Webster Springs
where they enjoyed a much needed
rest.
The Rev. T. L. Maness and fam
lily Of Grafton are visiting the for
mer's brother, the Rev. r. L, Man
.ess OF Basnettsville, today and to-
morrow. &i85 I4#
w. D.. Yost and Gerald Carpen-
ter were transacting business in.
Fairview yesterday.
Mrs. Lee Hall OF Warrington
L4lu w D. - Nf41SOhs vi w ACS1A4XS
were visiting ths 6ev. I. S. Tyler
and family this week.
R. G.. Rogers of the West Vir-
GINA Seating Co. was calling on
local dealers yesterday.
Thomp Wilson of Klondyke was
a Fairview visitor yesterday
Abe Wilson. who has been
suffering from ar attack OF typhoid
fever the past week, is imnovine
slowly. although it was reported
that he passed a restless nlght-a
. Mrs. Ross Ashcraft of HALFWAY,
Ohio, and Miss Bertha Starkey Of
ySmithfield, w. Va, We're visiting
the Rev. R. l.. Maness and family
yesterday.
Carroll Ammons was a business
visitor to Fairmont yesterday.
W. A. Ammons has Obtained
work in Monongalia County from
the Clay District board OF educa-
tion.
Miss Dorothy Dodd Of Valley
Farms near Pumpkin Center was
visiting Miss Mary Stewart yester-
day evening.
Miss Flossie Eddy. who has been
attending Marshall College during
the summer session, returned 20
her home on Fiske street today
Henry Eddy, local barber, copied
the Fa1rview checker champion
ship yesterday when his opponent,
Charles Loadman. could only land
one game out of seven played
]. l.. Burton and family are plan
ming to move from their home on
Williams street to a farm on Bene-
filed Creek next week. G5
Bernard German is visiting
friends and relatives in East Bank
Kanawha County, this week and
next.
Mae, daughter Of Marion e
Gump. who recently underwent a
major operation in the Cook hos
pital, is recovering rapidly. Mrs.
xga, 49, .B.utI1 @-x1-E Cony III~S-