The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-09
Be u. 10 evening service At this
A: Church of Christ

be no evening service at this
church.
Church of Christ
Services in the Church Of Christ,
which will be held in the chapel
room OF the school building, will be
as follows: Song service at 10 a.
M, with Bible study and commun-
ion service INN lately following.
Bible study and song service will
also be held each "Wednesday eve
ming. -s
Baptist Church Services
The services at! the Baptist
chur oh will be assfollows:
Sunday Sch DOL at 10 a. M, Walter
Ptzer superintendent; evening ser
vice at g O'Clock in charge Of mem
bers of the Billy Sunday Business
Mems Club OF Farm ont. There will
be no preaching service during the
day as the pastor, The Rev. T. B.
Law1er. will be at FairvieF where
he caches to the Baptist congre-
CATION Sunday morning an to the
Union congregation in the evening
Prayer meeting at the local church
tomorrow evening will be In charge
Of the Senior Barraca Glass Of the
Sunday school.
Friday evening there will be a
joint meeting OF the local choir
and the choir of the Monumental
Baptist church.
Dinner Guests
MRS. theresa Dunn, Mrs. Mary
Ice and Mrs. H. M. Smith we're en-
tertalned at u O'Clock dinner at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
T. Cramer Tuesday.
M. 4. Church Services
The M. E. Church services Sun
day will be as follows: Sunday
school at 10 o'clock; public wor-
ship and preaching service at p.
m. Sermon by the Rev. w. A. Kerr.
There has been quite little inn
proyement made in the furnishing
Of this church lately. A new pulpit
has been built and new seats have
been installed. A piano was also
purchased few weeks ago.
Personals
MRS. Jessie Gibson and little son
of Wallace were called here the
last Of the week by the illness Of
the formers mother, Mrs. N. J..
Straight
The members of the Willing
Workers Sunday School class of
the Baptist Church held a business
meeting at the home of their teach
er, Mrs. l.. S. Jamison, Monday.
Plans for picnic to be held soon
were made.
Mrs. G. N. Conway was at Fair
mont Tuesday as the guest Of MISS
Nell Dougan, who Is surgical pa
tient at Cook Hospital.
Evangelist J. NJ Rice Of Sisters
willie was the guest of MT. and Mrs.
J.5F. Ice Tuesday
Mrs. Will Can and little daugh-
ter and Miss Gertrude Martin Of
Pennington were recent guests OF
Mrs. C. L. Elaton in Pike street.
Mrs. Ed Jacobs and grandson,
Louis Jacobs Of F'airmont were
guests of Mrs. R. B. Kennedy last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Fortney and
Mrs. w. r. Booth of Clarks burg
were guests of friends here yester-
day
Miss May Ice is spending several
days as the guest Of rNlatives at
Earn shaw, Wetzel County
Tom Everly and father, and
daughter Miss Ula, and two sons,
all of Sistersville, visited friends
here the first Of the week.
Mrs. Odes Hibbs and little daugh-
ter Edith are home from visit
with the formers sister, Mrs. Ora
Britenb CHI of Fairmont.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Brand has returned
from Wheeling and Cameron whe
she had been the guest Of rela-
tives.
Evangelist j. F. Ice will go to
O'dells Knob next Saturday where
he Will h old services in the Church
OF Christ over the weekend.
Mrs. Jane Rice of Pennington
was the guest Of friends here for a
few days the last Of the week.
Evangelist CD. Moore and son
Paul Of Paden City were the guests
OF friends here the first of the week
Charls R.. Brown Of Long Run
was the guest Of friends here a
few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Floyd are
making arrangements to move to
their farm on Moody Run the first
OF next week. ia
Charles Robinet, who has been
sick with tonsiltis for several days
is Improving at this time.
Mrs. James Wisman and daught-
er Ruth were guests Of friends in
Farm ont last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Wilson of
Keystone were visitors at the ONE
of MI. and Mrs. Luther Shackel-
ford of Pike street Sunday.
Miss Mary Clelland OF NJ onu men
tai was the guest Of Miss Mary
Cramer Monday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Cunningham
and Miss Mabel Yost spent Sun
day with relatives at Glover Gap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles I. Ice are
leaving the last OF this week for
Wilmington, Delaware where they
will be the guest of relatives for
sveraI days.
e. Dent Brand has begun excav-
ating for new residence in the Ice
addition.
r s. Atha and e. Dent Brand