The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-06
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Visitors
RlpESvlLLE, Feb. 6.-Riyesvilln,
high school girls and boys teams
both were successful IN the games
played OF, the local floor against
the Monongah teams on Saturday
night, when each annexed q game
TO their string OF victories. Tho
boys quintette had a rather mar.
row escape from defeat, but they
managed through brilliant and
timely work by Pickus and other
players to win by a 81 70 20 score,
PlcEus and Moosey each Gagged o
field goals, /.
The girls team had much
easier time with tho visitors win.
ming their contest handiIy By the
score Of 20 to 10. Miss Satterf!eld
and Miss Hawkins led in thu stell.
ar work for tho homo girls, while
Miss Devoe was perhaps tho star
in tho visitors play.
Birthday Party
The home OF Mr.. aud Mrs. George
Collins was tho sconc OF n very
merry event on Friday evening,
tho occasion being surprise
birthday party with Mrs. Collins
as the honor guest, Tho evening
was spent. in a most delightful
manner With music and games as
the principal diversions. Each guest
brought suitable gift for the lady
IN whose honor the party was CIV
en-. At late hour delicious re.
Treatments were served. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Satterftell, tho Misses Opal Fish.
er, Betty Moorehead, Hazel Kin.
kead, Margaret Collins, Della Har.
bert Dorothy Sattorfield, Mrs. s.
G. Collins, Greale Moorehead,
Michael Davis, Hazel Bragg, Virgil
Satterfleld, Stanzel Wick, Paul Ac-
ton, Bell Wilson, Joseph Bragg,
Clay Mills, Sumner Hartwell, ches.
ter Holt, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Collins.
Educational Meeting
Teachers from the Ryesyille
schools went TO Baxter last Friday
evening to attend the teachers in.
tstitute held there. On their. return
they were enthusiastic over the
splendid meeting. One feature
which directly concerns local
teachers was the suggestion from
the board president. w D. Yost,
concerning the needs Of Rivesyille
for a new high school. His plan
was To consolidate several OF the.
nearby schools with the Riycsyille
grades and to build anew high
school. That something should DO
done TO rolieYe the crowded con.
dition OF our schools Is very much
desired. At present some OF the
primary grades are dividing the
rooms, part coming In the morning
for classes and remaining at home
afternoons while other classes take
their place. Many other matters
which were discussed az the meet,
ing met with the approval o. tho
local teachers, slt,.
Yesterdays Church Services
Good services In tho Rivesvilie
NJ. E. South church prevailed yes
terday In all departments. The Sum
day school attendance was ospe.
cially good, the sermons were in.
terestlnE und at a meeting hold
during the afternoon q Junior Up.
worth League was organized. TIE
young people OF this church are
thoroughly awake In al depart.
ments, and this organization 81 tho
children will no doubt become a,
strong chapter.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs, q. e. Arnett have
returned from. Wheeling where
they have been spending the past
week. -
Mrs. Nancy Br1mage and Two
little grarddaughters, who have
been the gueata ot MI. and, Mrs
Jesse Brumage I; In jasper street,
have returned to their home at
Ciarksburg. ia
Mrs, Howard GaSRili and daugh,
ter, Dorothy; were guests Of tho
formers aunt, Mrs. J.. L.. Tenant
of Barrackvills, for q resent visit
Mr.. and Mrs, Neil Frunl and
daughter, Virginia, wero guests at
tho home of relatives here yester.
day. V
Mrs. Beulah Brumage was the
guest Of relatives at Adamston the
last of the week, " .,tis
Maurice Bishopstof Huntington
was the guest pfrelatiyes near
here for several days last week.
Mrs. Allen James has returned,
to her home at Salem after spend
ing a week with relatives in the
country near here.
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