The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-10


Mrs. Howard shafer, the Misses
Olive Robe and Guendine McIntIre.
the host and hostess, and Mrs. L. C..
McIntire, president OF tho organl-
cation.
Tetriek Funeral.
The funeral Of Mrs. s. A. Te,
trick, which was held at 10 o'clock
on> last Sunday morning. was at.
tended by hosts OF relatives and
friends from all points in the cour.
ty. The services were held at the
E. Church South and were In
charge OF the Rev. T. ]. Hopsen.
Burial followed In, the old Enter.
prise Cemetery.
Bake Sale.
The Ladies' Senior Bible Glass
ZELDA most successful bake sale il
the new addition to the Tetrick
Building on last Saturday after.
noon. There was no trouble in dis
posing of their stock, and another
affair Of the same kind Is being
planned for a few weeks later.
IN Buffalo.
John Harter has been in Buffalo,
N. Y, for the past several days,
where he is looking after business
interests and also visiting rela-
tives.
To South America.
Messrs. Denver Robey, Loris
MouSer and Hugh Fortney, all por.
ular local young men, are planning
to leave in a few weeks for a tout
Of South America. They expect to
be gone for several weeks.
Daughter Born.
A little daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sprouse on
Tuesday Of last week. Mother and
child were doing nicely at last &C.
counts.
Hare for Funeral.
Mrs. Alice Nuzum and daughter,
Mrs. Charles Ice OF Barrackville.
Joseph Williams, Mrs. Sarah Col,
Inns, C. R. Harrison and P. C. Sturm
OF Clarksburg we're here to attend
the funeral Of Mrs. Sarah ]. Te-
trick.
To Hospital.
Mrs. John Wheeler, who had been
Ill for several days, was taken to
st. Mary's Hospital at Clarksburg
the first Of last week where she has
since undergone an operation for
appendicitis. Her condition was
satisfactory at last accounts.
Personals.
Miss Virginia Simington, who
had been the guest Of her cousin,
Mrs.'G. L. H%ildebrand, for the past
several days, has returned to her
home at Point Marion.
Orval Harrison was a business
visitor in Pennington the first OF
the week.
Earl Higginbotham, who had been
out of school for the past week,
during which time he suffered a Sc.
we're attack OF mumps, has recov.
cred from his illness.
Miss Gladys Prickett Of Binga-
mon was a recent guest at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Barrln and lit.
tie son have returned to their home
at Prospect Valley after spending
some time with relatives near here.
Mrs. Ellen Tetrick and daughter,
Mrs. Doris Bird, were recent
guests at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harley Pigott.
Mrs. Homer Ice was the guest Of
Mrs. W. c. Warfield at Shinnston
on Wednesday Of this week.
Miss Georgia Spriggs was an
over-Sunday visitor with friends al
Fairmont.
Miss GuenadIne Mc1ntire. who
had been out Of school for some
time on account Of illness, Is able
to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Tetrick
are preparing to occupy tho prop,
erty OF the S. J. Tetrlck heirs.
Miss Mollie Hawkins was shop.
ping in Fairmont Wednesday.
R. Q. Ash. who was recently sp,
pointed supervisor OF schools IN
Clay district was a business visi-
tor here the first OF last week.
Miss Nora Higginhotham was a
business visitor in Wyatt for a few
days Of last week.
Miss Esther Dodson, health nurse
at the Carolina and Ida May mines,
was a professional visitor here on
Wednesday.
R. NJ. Wharton was the guest Of
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