The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-17

| days, and Miss Dorothy BAKER OF
Iteration. Weekend guests at the
Ca mp were Mrs. Caroline Courtney
William King, Miss Doris Carr and
Mrs. Blanche Hopewell of Man
ming ton On sunday a chicken
ldinner was served to a5larse num-
bee Of friends
Entertains Yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Evans, en-
stertained Informally last evening
at their HON e on Walnut avenue
to honor the latter's brothers,
jackson Clyde Kinsey, with Mrs.
lsKinsey OF New York City and
lCIarence Kinsey with Mrs Kinsey
and childrenEof Tulsa. Okla, who
| are visiting the Messrs. Kinsey's
mother, Mrs. George W. Kfnsey, at
Warrington. The Messrs. Kinsey
and their families spent the day
at the Evans home and in the
evening a dinner was served. fol-
lowing which a number of friends
we're invited in for the evening.
Music was the diversion of the
evening, and solos were sung by
u. Clyde Kinsey and Mrs. Kinsey,
who were accompanied by Miss
katherine Moore. clyde and
Clarence Kinsey are former resi-
dents of this city. and the guests
last evening included their friends
during their resid here and a
few or the musical people Of the
com munity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Kinsey are
leaving Saturday for their home In
New York, and on Monday Mt.
Land Mrs. Clarence Kinsey and
! child rem, Miss Eleanor and George
will motor to ParkersburS, where
they were formerly residents.
/ They motored here from Tulsa,
VIII ere theyres1de. and Will return
there shortly. The Messrs Kinsey
are sons Of the late Rev. George
w. Kinsey. during his lifetime a
nrominent minister of the Baptist
denomin a ton Of West Virginia
Surprise Party \
! Mr.. and Mrs James Layman
were host and hostess recently at
surprise birthday party which
was given to honor the birthday
anuiyersa aries Of their dau ghters,
Miss Virginia, and Mrs Stella
Fetty. Ninety guests were enter
tanned. and a delightful evening
twas spent with games and music.
Refreshments We're served: In e
guests were as follows: Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Toothman and child
rem. Corrine, William, Paul. Hen
, nv Jessie. Ray and Isabel; Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Swisher, Mr. and
Mrs. Denzel Straight. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Morris and children.
Russell, Adron, Vada, Eugene,
Elizabeth and Wayne. S. c.
Straight Mrs Mary Dickens, Mr..
and Mrs. Ashby Valentine, MI.
and Mrs. Hugh Morris and chill
dren, Ernest. Clovis, Maxine and and
Mr.. and Mrs. Welda Michatel and
lighters, C1otiel and Lucille;
and Mrs. Ed Ballah and sons,
walter and Robert: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Davis and sons, Claude and
Clarence; Mr.. and Mrs. Larney
Moore and sons, Basil, Cedric and
Delbert; Mr.. and Mrs Cal Mlchael
and daughter Martha, MT. and
Mrs Bill Yost and children
Arnold and Addie; Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Layman and son Albert,
Mrs. Addie Floyd and children,
Ruth, Marie and Lester; Mrs.
Laura Brock, Mr.. and Mrs. Rex
Michael and daughter Eleanor,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Layman and
children, Virginia, Robert, Bea-
trice and Pauline; Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Hamrick, Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett -Fetty, Mrs. Inez Layman
and children, Ruby, Grace Gladys,
Harold, Frank and Elizabeth !;
Misses Goldie and Ernie Michael,
Nancy Harvey, Oda Fetty, Grace
Toothman, Virgil Layman, How
ard Iayman and Paul Brock
Enjoyable Outing
The Sunday school class Of Mrs.
! George E. Amos enjoyed an outing
near the Monumental Church on
| Prickett's Creek last evening The
picnickers, twenty-five in number,
, went to the grove taking with them
we'll filled lunch baskets,iceg cream
watermellons and lens,nade- a de-
! lightful evening was spent with
games, and the party returned here
! late in the evening. The trip was
made in autom obiles and in
| truck
To Hold Corn Roast
| The Christian Endeavor Society
| of the Central Christian Church
viii hold corn roast tomorrow
! evening at Monumental Grove
! Trucks will leave the church not
later than 1870. Each guest has
been asked to bring corn for the
| roast.
I IIh1@% IN