The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-20
eonney Bible Bunch.

ers viii spend Sunday in Pitts
bursh.
eonney Bible Bunch
An interesting eight weeks
study has been started by the
teen" girls of the city, VINO arel
known as the '-Bonney Bible
Bunch name given to this or
ganization in honor Of Mrs. Gerald
mont's young girls during the last
union revival campaign.
Miss Betty Keehlwetter was
chosen as teacher. and she has al
ready met the girls and outlined in
an interesting and enthusiastic
manner the study for the eight
weeks. The bunch" will meet on
every Monday afternoon at Al
o'clock in the Sunday school room.
of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church Following the business
session and study, good-time and
get-acquainted hour will be par
girl who is in her teens has been
cordially invited to join the
bunch" e
League to Meet.
The League of Women Voters
will meet Monday evening at 1880 !
a, the Y. VIC. a, when the fol
lowing program will be given:
Song. Mrs. C. E. jenkins; drill or
Constitution: piano solo by Mrs.
o. E Mcmillan.
At the conference of the league
held recently in Baltimore, pledge
was suggested to the league by
Mrs. Maud Wood Park. president
Of the organization. Mrs. Park be |
lieves if this pledge were taken and !
kept by the majority OF voters the
country would be "much nearer tae
kingdom Of heaven on earth than
we find ourselves today The
pledge follows:
..First-To inform myself about
public questions. the principles and
policies OF political parties. and
the qualifications of candidates fori
public offices.
Second:-To vote according to
my conscience in every election.
primary or final, at which am en-
titled to vote.
when 1 am not in sympathy WITH
all it's provisions
.Fourth:-To support by all fair
means the policies that | approve
Of.
.:Fifth:-To respect the right OF
others to uphold convictions that
may differ from my own
.tSixth:-To regard my citizen
ship as public trust.
To Held Dance
Invitations have been issued by
the Protected Home Circle for |,
dance to be held at the hall at
Jackson and Madison street next
Tuesday evening. Mack's Orches.
ira will furnish the music. and
dancing will begin at o'clock and /
continue until IL. with an inter
mission to be taken for refresh i
mentS. !
OFFICER Here
Mrs. Frank Howard of Newark,
Ohio. grand president OF the
Ladies Auxiliary of the B. & O.
Veterans Association, will address
a meeting of the auxiliary and thet
Veterans association to be held !
this evening at the X. Of p. Hall !
Mrs. Howard arrived here yester-I
day and is the guest of Mrs Ii. u
Fletcher at her home IN Raymond
street. a program of an interest
ing nature Will begin at Z o'clock.
.H't .
Returns to Fairmont.
1i.s. Francis E. Nichols returned. .
Yesterday from jenkins, KY. where
she speat the winter with her sis
ter. Mrs John Gordon Smyth, and !
with Miss Mary Louise Nichols will !
take up her residence again in the !
Nichols property in Fairmont ave
nue. Miss Nichols has been resid- |
ing at Highgate. the home OF NJ !
and Mrs. J. f. Watson. during Mrs. |!
Nichols residence in Kentucky. .
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To Repeat Play
THE Minister'S Wife's New Bon
nett the play given last Monday
by the J. NJ. Black Class of the /
Presbyterian Church. which scored
a big success. will be repeated mex. |
Monday evening with the same cast
participating The play will again