The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-30
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old studentsv Meetine

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a meeting OF the Old Students
Class was held at the home OF Miss
Iyada Huffman last" Friday evening
and was the first OF series which
will be held the coming year "A
business meeting occupied the
early part Of the evening, after
which social hour was enjoyed
and delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess The class
Will be entertaind on the evening
Of September 20 at the home Of
Miss Mamie Kaznoski. Those pres
emf at the meeting Of Friday eve.
ming were the Misses Eva Bird,
Ella May Lloyd, Mamie Koznoski.
Vada Hoffman, Messrs. p. L.
Ramaee. Romulus Lawler, Dale
Rideway, Paul Straight and Orval
Gnmp.
Pythian Sisters Celebrate
On last Friday evening a number
of the members of the Pythlan lodge
were entertained at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Ta1kington.
The affair was not we'll attended
on account of the appearance OF
rain during the early part Of the,
evening, but those who braved the
wea ther enjoyed the evening to the
l..
the darlington home, anG a feast
OF corn and weiners was enjoyed
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Twas Cook, Mr.. and Mrs Ernest
Bales, Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Ely.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B Straight. Mrs.
Mary Morris, Mrs w. T. Billings.
lea. Mrs. Ed. Shackelford. Mn. and
Mrs. Bert darlington, Miss Nellie
Ridgway, Harry and Joseph Ice
and Romeo Law1er-
To open Drug Store
The firm OF Berry and Co which
has a pharmacy in Sixth treet. Lo.
Gust avenue. has leased the room
in the Conway Building adjoining
the general store of W. Bill
nngslea and will Z open a branch
store the first OF Septem Der.
Aged Woman Il'4
| Mrs Margaret Yost, who makes
her home with her niece, Mrs. G.
L. Clayton in Pike street, has been
quite i'll the past few days. Mrs.
Yost is quite advanced in years.
Relatives living at distance have
been appraised Of her condition.
Attend Picnic
| The Rev. and Mrs. T. b Law
Ter and daughter Beulah, Mr.. and
Mrs. l. S.5Jamison. Mr.. and Mrs.
ELarney Tenant and Mr.. and Mrs.
F! pie who went to Clarksburg< yes
terday to attend the picnic given
bv the traction company
Birthday Party
/ Mr. and Mrs. j. o. Robinson
| entertained number OF relatives
at a dinner given on last Friday
lin honor of the birthday OF their
| daughter. Mrs R. B. Kennedy.
THE Robinson home was PRETTY
i decorated with flowers grown in
| home gardens, and the guest list in.
i cluded, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Mich
tel. Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Smith and
! sons, Junior and Jimmie, MIR. and
Mrs. Guy Robinson and children,
Mary and James, Miss Matilda Yost
i Miss Martha Michael,t Carroll
/ Michael, all OF whom are local
! people. Out of town guests were
4 daughters, Francis and Edith OF
4 Fatrmont.
Miss Nuzum Very III
l. Miss Phoeba Nuzum, who has
4 been i'll with typhoid fever for the
4 past two weeks has not been vel.
I for the last few days. Miss Nuzum
n is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Nuzum, who reside at No. 7
mine.
!. Child Improving
The year-old son OF the Rev. and
mrs. Charles Beasley, who was
seriously i'll for the past several
days with an attack Of pneum onia
is thought to be out of danger at
this time.
! sold Property
10 Ir. and Mrs Floyd Pickett, who
iwhc lately moved to St. Louis. Mo
is located In Ice street, to Mr.. and
> Mrs. r. N. Dicken Of Broomfield
; MIR. and Mrs. .Dicken will take UP
their residence here In few days
fPicnic Held
i Members of the Sunday school
Il OF the Christian Church and nun
Der of invited friends went to 8
\ grove near Opekiski today where
; they held their annual picnic. The
-iparty left here at O'Clock and
:! took supper in we'll filled hamp
d ers. About one hundred persons
; enjoyed the outing.
: Hunting Trip
DR.. E. F.. Smith, "A. r. Michael
and Charles Robinson are leaving
tomorrow for Valley Head, where
hunting and fishing camp.
Rrun1aee Reunion
: Sunday has been chosen as the
Z date for the reunion OF the Brum
\ iiage family. The affair will be
held at the home of Charles Brum
age on Ices Run near here. AL
EreIatives and connections OF the
family have been invited to attend
lEDinner will be served at the grove
!, at the noon hour, and persons at
attending have been asked to bring
l vel, filled hampers.
> Sunday Guests.
J, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph So1es ane
Itschildren. Nellie and Fred of Lit