The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-25
RIVESVILI-E

sSwork5 on School Building Resumed
NV ork which was suspended Tor
sSa few days on the schol annex by
s;order of the board Of e6<<ation
WAS resumed again on Thursday.
AFTER another meeting of the
board. II there is no further in.
Interruption the building Will De
5finished in time for the opening OF
1.-THE fallgterm of school. which be-
eggins September II.
Sssfs At Cook Hospital
ig Mrs. Hettv Floyd Of Baxter.
lwho was here for several days as
ssthe guest Of Mrs. Newt Hess. was
s,renlovad to Cook Hospital the
ssffrst of the week where she has
since undergone a surgical opera
t!tion
Il Satterfieid Funeral
Funeral services for the $
months old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nee Satterfield were held from the
family home Sunday Afternoon The
+ child had died on the previous FIJI
sASy of cholera infantum- His pa
@Fents and two sisters survive In
a#terment was made in OaklaWn
NJ. and Mrs. Hugh Snodsrass
SOU ILuSI pioleikS ~ -
roe street, High Lawns. to the
ey. and Mrs. H. TX. Ash of Mon
fana The Ash family is planning
ITO move to the new home on Sep
~ For Miss Yoak
&, Mrs Marjorie Hood Jones and
miss Nettie Hawkins entertained
Of young people on Nor
n day evening. honoring Miss Maud
sssYoak of Philippi, a former men,
her OF the high school faculty who
has been visiting friends here for
die past several days. The affair
ssswas given at the home of Mrs.
sfJones' parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hood of Main street Music
and games supplied the guests
with entertainment. and refre 81
&fments were served during the
>:
Ate nd Convention
Sgs%The Rev. G. F. Thomas. Mrs.
SGeorge Radcliffe and Miss Ann
sSsArnett were at Barrackvi1le yes
terday to attend the Fairmont Dis
4rfct Sunday school convention.
Relative Dies
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. e. Nicholson
Mr.. and Mrs X. NJ. Merrill were
called to Williamstown. w. Va.
few days ago to be present at
the funeral OF relative All Of
sst aSSparty have returned homo
~ Il with the exception OF Mrs. Mich
sS&solson. who will spend week Wis
iAsiting relatives.
Surprise Party
iss ss Honoring the twelfth birthday o.
their daughter Arlena. Mr. and
4 Mrs y. w. Amos entertained 4
< number OF young people on Tues
day evening of this week. Tht
aiming room was beautifully de
8corated with flowers from the
home grounds Of the Amos family
and birthday cake with twelve
kGiiehted candles conferred thu
table. Games Of various kinds KEEP
tNs children amused. and refresh
$lsents consisting OF ice<cream ans
cake were serve dduring the even
Ing. Each guest brought pretty
gift for Miss Arlena. Those pres
ant were Mary Reda James,. Nellie
James, John Edgar Philips, Char
hert Bailey, Gertrude Harris. Made
line Hamrick, Naomi Hamrick
angelo James, Catherine Freeman
~ creme Wilson. Rena Hays, Elda
Rrown. Perla Ellen Jam es, Saraf
k5May Huffman Ruth Hamrick
yEIoise Hamrick, Virginia Brown
pauline Arnett. GLADYS Layman
I,uverna Bowman, Helen Bowman
ETossie Hamrick, Glen Bowman
Madeline Jackson. Victoria Wright
Rsda Garfield. Margaret Wilson
IS Grace Layman, Lucy Amos, Fran
els Grice. Mary Hamrick. Emma
y Amos. Mr.. and MRS. Dominac Del
kSsco. Mrs. Pete James and Mrs
XVIII Snider.
sunday School Convention
M m q Paw Paw District Sunday
achool convention will be held al