The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-26
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Closing Exercises of Wyatt
High School Given and
Literary Contest Held.
SHINNsToN. May 26.-A liter
rs airy contest of the Clay District
High School in the local auditorium
and closing exercises OF Wyatt
High School in the Community
Building auditorium attracted
many local persons last evening.
Literary Contest
The following program arranged
Fs#by the Clay District High School
was given last evening at the local
thigh school auditorium: Orchestra;
essay, Franklin Society. by Alma
Carlin; reading, Franklin Society.
SSg# by Gladys Moomaw; reading.
Shakespeare Society, by Mildred
RILEY; Columbia. Columbia Be-
SLOWED, Donizetta, by iris Glee
Club; debate. Resolved. that the
United States Congress should pass
aztQeSoO1Q1eTSI Bonus oL1i--tO ain IL
Vera Tetrick and Blanche Rttse Of
the franklin Society; to deny,
APau1ine Sturm and Blanche Good
WIN of the Shakespeare Society;
tsHie-Away-Home.' . Rowles. Boys
',afE lee Club; grafton, Shakespeare
pciety. by Harold McIntire; ora
NJ Franklin Society. by Sophia
$lzu1a; orchestra; decision of the
dges announcements and dis
&issal.
"a Wyatt High Schoo, Night
The following program was CIV
IN enSat the Community Building audi
torium last evening in connection
with the closing exercises OF the
#Har1and Haggerty; junior and Sc
Nor class poem. Mary Bolliver.
81 school calendar. Marie Rule; vocal
duet, with ukelele accompaniment,
ruth Pigott and Mildred Hess:
= school paper, Donald Bryner;
4 s4hool prophe sy, Opal Ice: sopho-
I more class poem. Bessie Ice; Piano
.aSsolo, Marie Berry; reading, Ethel
& Reynolds; freshmen class poem
The1ma Ashcraft; chorus by the
thigh school iris. Just Tiny Ray
Raymond Hess; school will, Freda
35at1' Breakfast Party
Miss Claire Watkins entertained
at a breakfast of Lefty appoint
sSEments5 last Sunday lHp'ning at her
home in Main street. with Mr.. and
mrs Harry H. Carder as honor
guests. The table presented q
.Tnest attractive appearance with
decorations of spring flowers, and
three course breakfast was
Su,sf5ved. Covers were laid foC eleven
zsguests.
4 s$Hom er Johnson. son of Mr.. and
YaENars. Joseph Johnspp,4,-of Center
point Dodridge County. died Sun
sday morning at the. home Of his
grandparents, Mr. ard MIS-. Ma
lone Swiger of Lrmberport. The
!a 9eecased was 16 years old and had
SSeenS i'll for sevra1 months with tub
circular affections. The funeral was
held Monday morning and the re-
mains were shipped to Centerpoint
burial. William J. S. Harmer
I'D Son were the underwriters.
Weiner Roast
number of local young people
held a weiner roast at the baseball
sSsparks Tuesday evening. The merry
makers built their campfire and
sspTepared an excellent supper. The
8si party included Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
5STetrick Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
filIetz, Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Satter-
yAfeld, Mrs. Harbert, the Misses
SEdna Rock, Ruth Robey, Olive
Asia Shinn. Grace Hous-
ton, Lillian Malone. Madge Book.
Mesrs Orval Wright. Robert Rock
and 8Layman Twyman.
Shower Party
sss,s $Turifa lions are out for ShOCer
party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Drain of West Shinnston in honor
sssof their daughter, Mrs. Clyde Lee
s9of May Ia The affair will be held
Ibis evening. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson
will take housekeeping rooms on
i Drain Hill.
Personals.
Malone, Lester Seckman,
4 z.4mes and Blake VasseT, Harry
aDAshcraft and Blaine Smith com
Sosed a party of local Dokies who
were at Morgantown this week to
Fl attend "a convention Of their order.
Mrs. ]. L. Finlayson and little
daughter were guests Of friends il
|CIarksburg Monday.
Muta q. Swiger is in Huntington
this week for the purpose of at
tending the state convention OF
Jewellers.
Al daughter, Mary Louise, were Clarks-
4 burg visitors last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Frank Goudy of
s%Clarksburg were guests of Miss
Olive Hood at Big Elm Sunday.
DR.. Russell Coffindaffer, a recent
gf7fuate from the State University
at Morgantown. was here this weelc