The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-21
RIVESVILLE



lowing order in the RlyesVille "
z. Church South tomorrow: Sun
day school at 9:45 a. M: opening
( exercises In charge Of the Willing
Workers Sunday School Class {,
= preaching service at II a. M: Ed
worth League at 7:15 p. M; puo.
lic worship and preaching service
At 8 p. m.
U. 3. Church.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. M,
George Hamrick. superintendent.
Preaching service at II 81. M, SER
mon by the Rev. r. +. Williams OF
Warrington. Prayer meeting on
each Thursday evening. There
will also be preaching service at
Viola U. B. appointment on Sun
day at 3 p. NJ. Sermon by the Rev.
il. X. Ash.
~ Class Entertained.
The members OF the Evergreen
Class OF the NJ. z. South Sunday
School were entertained at the
4 home OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Phil.
lips Tuesday evening. their daugh'
Yer, Miss Lois. teacher OF the class.
being tho hostess The children,
were entertained with games and
music as diversions and refresh.
nepts were served during, the eve
s1ing.
Those present were: Eiinor Nay.
Nay Gsskill. Hazel Brown. Beryl
Campbell, Elda Brown. Edna
Brown. Grace Layman, Ruby Lay.
man, Helen Bowman, Helen Mot.
\ tors, Virginia Brown, Celia Brown,
D Frances Grice, Doris Huffman,
Mary Dujack, Thclma Daley and
the hostess.
= Daughter Born.
A daughter was born 10 Mr.. and
j Mrs. Howard Hamrick at the home
Of the latter's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jef Layman. Thursday morn.
ing. The child has been named
Rebecca Hamrick. Mrs. Hamrick
was Miss Bessie Layman before
her marriage.
To unIontown.
Samuel GriCe. who has been
making his home with his son,
Daniel Grice on Jasper street, for
some time. will leave the first OF
next month for an indefinite visit
! with relatives at Uniontown, Pa.
! Business Meeting.
Members Of the Epworth League
Of the NJ. f. Church South had a
business meeting Thursday evening
, OF this week at which time officers
were elected to serve the organi.
Eaion for the coming year
I Lease Property.
William Smith has leased the
newly reconstructed building at
. Rivesville Junction and will use
4 the second story as dwelling for
Y his family. He will probably con.
duct a grocery business OH the
first floor. Mr.. Smith will take
possession Of the property in few
Attend Funeral.
Mrs. n. P. Barker was at Bar.
faekyille yesterday afternoon TO
lttend the funeral OF Miss Kuth,
Urine shackelford.
Mr.. Hayhurst III.
John Hayhurst, who resides near
here, has been very sick for the
past several days. Owing 10 his
ddyanced age, his family are much
alarmed over his condition. Mr.
Hayhurst, who Is pact 50 year,
Z old, was taken suddenly I'll Mon,
day At noon. At this time he has
symptoms OF paralysis.
, New Homes.
8r. and Mrs. Ezra Keener move !
Thursday OF this week to the prom.
erty they recently purchased from
qotho Bowman. Mr.. and Mrs, Har.
xey Floyd OF Baxter are moving Ia
the property vacated by the Keen,
o. FAMILY.
At cIarkaburu.
{ p. 3. Hale, principal Of the grad.
ed school faculty, Paul Michael
and Mics Jessie Hawkins went 10
Clarksburg TO attend the meeting
o. the Monongahela Round Table
yesterday.
Recent Guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Haggerty
and daughter Sarah, Mr.. and Mrs,
Paul Jones and Miss Sarah Hutch.
inson OF Waltersburg. Pa, wera
recent visitors at the home Of Mr.,
q and Mrs. James Freeman In HiRn
Lawns.
Personals.
Clyde Vincent and daughter zos
we're guests Of friends IN Fairmont
Sunday.
Mrs. G, E. Cunningham o, Bax
Ter was the guest OF Mrs. Grace
Barker on Mill street Thursday,
Miss Lucy Amos OF Falrmont I,
me guest Of her sister.in.law, Sirs
Rose Amos.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Brumage were
guests OF the formers mother, Mrs
Nancy Brumags OF Clarksburc,
avor Sunday. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. White anil
Mrs. J. v. Williams visited Mr. ana
Mrs. Q. Myers at Grant Town
wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. /. snoderly and
daughters. Gretchen and Huldah.
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. e, \
Phillips last Sunday.
Miss Cleo Cash OF the hien
school faculty e spending ia