The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-13
MOMONGAH
sMemoriaI Services


Memorial Services
The joint memorial services
which was held here Sunday by
the Red Men. Pocahontas, Knights
or Pythias. and Pythian Sisters
were attended by many Of the 1o-
cal members. besides many out OF
town members. r. A Pollock OF
!Fairmont, who addressed the
meeting. spoke very highly OF h
love and good fellowship brought.
about by fraternal organizations
and praisSs1 the local orders Tor
the spirit they manifested in hold
ing a union memorial service
Children's Day Program
The heavy rain which commenc-
ed pouring down here Sunday
evening looked very discouragtng
to the children and committee who
had prepared one Of the. best Chill
dren's Day program ever render
ed at the M. P. Church At q
o'clock the dark clouds all passed
by and the sky cleared up in time
to let the crowd gather, which
soon filled the church to its ca.
pacity. The church was beautifully
decorated with flowers which We're
artistically arranged.
The program was as follows:
Song No. /, by choir; prayer by
M L.. Bennett; song No. 10, by
choir; recitation, "a Welcome to
Children's Day; recitation.
"Gifts"; exercise, eff I Were a
Heather Girl; song, I'VE All Dc
Our Best for Jesus; recitation,
Suffer the Little Children; reel
tation. Just a Little Boy" by Wal
ter Shuppe; exercise, What al
Little Child Can Do" by Virginia
Lee, Dorthea Rodgers and Mary
Lipscomb; recitation, Mother
Knows" by Harold Fullen; song
7, There's a Message True ano
ga Little Boy" by Junior Riggs:
terflies": song, Praise Him; reci-
tation, "a Daisy" by Leona Rodg-
ers; recitation, THE Golden Link;
song No. 10, by the choir; rec1ta-
ton, "Co-workers''; exercise, THE
Cry Of the Children; recitation,
How Things Seem to a Boy; reci-
%tation, God is Good" by Jack
Pryor: recitation. Love Each 9th
err by Bonnie Mcdonald; exer-
else, "Heathen Children; solo. BY
George Hartrick; recitation, "The
Best Place; recitation, by Louise
Stewart: recitation, 1.-THE Boy
Your Mother Thinks You Are
exercise. "Thankfulness''; ~reclta-
ton. "Chi1dren's Day." by Opal
Lesson; recitation. by Melvin
f exercise, 'Dlfferent
Kind OF Pennies; recitation, My
Pennies; Offering: duet by Hazel
and frankie Lee; r%ecita-
IS no.. ~ 7s--& @. Tt51 Jrnr - hC |
Gladys Vincent; recitation. Jesus
Loves the Children by NJ. v. Coon:
hayseed drill: recitation Sweet
est Flowers" by Gertrude Vincent;
song. "Children's Day" by William
Cornell and William Lipscomb:
song, Happy Children's Day.:
"The Voice and the
Child; recitation. my Flower
by Mabel Lesson: exer-
else. Different Kinds of roses
Halls Investment: the
drill; closing song by tho
choir; benediction.
Local Items
Group No. 4 Of the Baptist Mis-
sion Circle will hold a special meet
ing at the Baptist Church at
Wednesday afternoon.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Spragg At their
home Sunday morning.
Miss Marion Hill OF Middle
was visiting owe Sunday
with Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Dye.
Mrs. Howard Flaming is i'll at
her home here in Main street.
Mrs. Harrison Martin of Wis
terra Cottage was here last even
ing visiting with Mrs. H. M.
Meredith.
Mrs. L. S. Smith entertained at
dinner yesterday for Mrs. Ann
Homes is here for a few weeks
visit with her sister, Miss Lind
Jack Abbott and Lamar Satter-
.ield of Fairmont were calling
1ere last evening at the Windsor
/.
A baby was born Saturday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Cosimo Difazto-
MI. and Mrs. John Abercrum-
oia. are moving in Bridge street
o the house recently vacated by
Frank Demarfe.
Miss Nola Mckinney OF Fai--
nont was calling here yesterdas-
Mrs. Margaret Grace, WIS has
been i'll for some time, is getting
Several members of Black Dia-
nond Temple No. 6 will attend
he district convention of the Py-
.hian sisters which will be held
at Watson Thursday.
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