The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-21
PARENTS Meeting
sunday MORNING
Sunday School Teachers.
to Show Progress
of Children

school have arranged . reception
for the primary pupils and their
parents to- he held at the Highland
avenue church az three o'clock on
Sunday aftefnoon. The affair will
be quite informal and Is designed
10 allow the parents to have the
pleasure OF seeing the advance
ment their little ones ARE making
Ia their Sunday school work, as
we'll as ID cultivate a more thor.
ough cooperation between the
teachers and patrons Of the Sum
daye school This department has
done especially good work during
the year despits the fact that they
are handicapped for space as well
&c ea1dptnc1t OF the kind ,neces-
saEs 10 bring the department up
to the highest state OF efficiency.
Miss Gibson % the Normal school
faculty VIII be present at the meet
ing and viii give an address using
tho subject. Value OF Bible Study
e the Chiidi It Il hoped that pa.
ronts % the children OF the prt-
many fgtades will avail themselves
of this opportunity to meet the
teachers who are striving SO hard
10 set good results from this de!
: pertinent ot the school.
Revival Services
Much good 4s still being accom-.
plished from the revival meetings
that are being held each evening
ii Beiiview. Last evening Rev.
oscar Neaese OF Wyatt was pres
emit and assisted in conducting the
services. Rev. Nease Is q favor.
he with Berlyiew people. having
filled appointments here on various
occasions There will be no ser.
Wees on Saturday evening but
they vail continue over Sunday,
and possibly a part Of next week.
Have New Son
Nh. and Mrs. Clarence Goetre-
miller who are living In apart
ments In Bellview aevenue are re-
cetying congratulations from
their many friends on having well
coined q bright little son into their
home. The yotngster arrived on
the fourteenth Of January. Mother
mud babe are doing nicely. \
New Residents
mi. and Mrs. Fred Workman
arc new residents Of Bellyiew.
T7iey are located at the Moore
apartfnents In Bellyiew avenue,
MI. and Mrs. Workman are for
mer residents OF Connelisviile, and
The former Is employed as q B. &
Dst1ainnian.
Home From HospItal.
mrs. Fred Merrifiefd. who has
been d patient at Cook hospital for
nosoTai day., hastreturned to her
home IN Murra yavenue and Is
maeking a good recovery from her
recent Illness.
Teaehers Meeting
The teachers Of the prin1ary
department OF the Highland ave
nue. Sunday sehol were entertain
ed al the home2of Mrs. Frank s..
White of Naomi street on Tues
day afternoon OF this week. Mrs.
White, who Is superintendent Of
tho primary department, discuss
Cd atfairs pertaining to the bet.
Sterment of primary work with the
teachers under her charge. They
also TANNED for The reception
which IS TO be held tomorrow Of.
ternoon Present at the meeting
were Mrs. Jack Blntz, Mrs. A.
d. Moore! Mrs. B. E. Hamilton
and Mrs TiEier chapman and.
Twelve O'Clock Dinner Guests
Mrs. DeIbert Drummonds OF
Murray avenue entertained a mum.
bar of friends at a twelve o'clock
dinner on pretty appointments on
Thursday afternoon OF this week.
Covers were laid for the follow
ing guests: Mrs. Richard Spear,
Mrs John Parker, Mrs. Will
0'Hearn and son Floyd. Mrs. jane
Dayts and Mrs. Clyde Holt, oil of
Wins ,Prlze
Miss Nettie Pratt, eighth grade
pupil. OF the Barnes school. had the
distinction of winning the prize
whoch wasSawarded by the Bust.
ness wotnen's club OF Fairmont
for the best health poster to be
furnishedFby members Of the grad
Sd schoolslof the city Of Fairmont.
This award OF five dollars was
presentedsto Miss Pratt yesterday.
Barnes school is very much graft.
fed 10 have the honor awarded to
one OF is pupils.
Home From Funeral.
Mr. and Mrs. viii g. Layman
% Pennsylvania avenue returned
the first of the week from Terra
Alta, where they had gone for
the purpose OF attending the
faneraI Of the formers uncle, Mr..
g. 81. Feather. who had died'a few
days previously.
School Boy Improves
Ebert Collins who was struck
by Q lump OF coal thrown by a
5chcbl mate several days ago, and
who has since been confined to his
home IN Beftytew avenue, Is re.
ported as doing very nicely at this
time. For some time It was feared
that blood poisoning would result
from The injury.
Personals
John Hupp who has been
confined 70 his home FOL. the past
several days on account OF illness,
is table to be up about the house.
Mrs. Jarvis Collins was called
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