The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-10
TWO GAMES
COME THIS WEEK
Boys and Girls Play
Away From Home
This Week

FA1RvEw, Jan. 1o.-The high
school girls basketball team under
the direction Of Miss Ada Parrish.
les coach viii go TO 2ivesytlle on,
IThugsday evening, where they viii.
play the Rivesyflle girls quintette
Of the high school. This Is being
looked forward to as a very inter.
esting game. Both teams are in
good form and have had much
practice Of late. The high school
boys OF the second team OF the
local high school will also go To.
Rivesylle to play against their
E%quintette, This game will be
played on Wednesday evening and
lis expected 10 draw quite a crowd
of basketball fans.
iRallah Chapel
The revival services at Ballah
chapel still continue to be we'll at
tended and very interesting. While
the sermons up to the present time
have been mostly toward the
awakening Of the church members
much good has been accomplished
along this line. Beginning last
might and continuing all this week
the church will be asked to get up.
and work In the interests Of bring.
ling sinners into the fold, This Is
usually the most interesting part
Of the meeting and this congTega.
ton must dc their part to assist
the pastor In evangelical work IL
they expect a revival,
Good Work
The second week OF the new
years school work opened yester.
day morning with pleasant pros
poets. Most OF our corps OF eff.
cient teachers enjoyed q real va.
cation during the holidays and
have returned TO their school work
full Of new inspirations and en-
thusIasm. All departments OF the
work are in fine condition and
both teachers and students are
looking forward to a good years.
advancement.
Good Program
The Ciceronlan Literary society
of the high school gave q very
splendid program on Friday after.
noon. This was their first program
OF the new year and IL It is a sam.
ple Of what they are going to pro
duce, they will all be very much
worth while. The program was a
mixed one, and offered u pleasing
variety OF numbers.
TonsIIs Removed
Ross McChesney returned the
last Of the week from Cook hos.
pital at FairnonL where he had
been a patient for tho removal Of.
deceased tonsils and adepoids. The
Operation was most successful and
the young man is making q fine
recovery.
To easnettylIle
The octette Of tRe local nigh
school went to Basnettvillo on
Friday evening where they sang
at the st. John church, und were
given u royal welcome.
Personals
Rev. and Mrs. !. S. Tyler were
making business calls in Fairmont
yesterday.
The members Of tho Pytbiau
Sisters lodge had q Very enjoyable
social meeting on last Friday eve
ming. The affair was given in hon.
or Of tho Initiation Of a number
Of new members.
Miss Hazel Vincent, who has
been spending q couple Of weeks
with relatives near here has Q
turned to her home al Parkers.
burg.
Paul Maness who has been hay-
Ing troubles OF his own ever since
he sustained a broken arm during
the early part OF tie winter, has
again been taking treatment at
Cook hospital. The injured mem
her has had to be set four times.
had had the bone wired and on the
last occasion the bone was held
in place by fastening a plate on
either side. The youth has been
very heroic about the treatment
and at this time seems to be do
ing nicely,