The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-24
TO PLAY
TWO HOME GAMES
Churches Hold Union Services
Last Evening---othet
News Notes

FAIRvIEW. April 24.-The Fai..
view High School baseball team
will play two games at home this
week. The first will be played to.
morrow afternoon at $3.50 o'cloc'i
when Fairnont High will be met in
Basnettsyille's park. The second
game will be played Friday after.
noon on the same grounds against
the strong Warrington team.
This will be the first time that
Fairmont and FairyIew have met in
baseball for several years and an
interesting clash is to be expected.
These teams have always been
rivals in all athletic sports and
each team Is every ready to do Its
best against the other. Both teams
won from East Side by different
scores, but It Is difficult to select
the winning team from compare.
tive scores made against the same
opposing team. With both AM.
mons and Wilson in the game here
Friday, local fans are confident
that the high school players Will
como through in grand style. Tn
derwood will likely pitch against
the Fairmont aggregation, while a.
Ammons will fill the mound posi-.
ton against Warrington.
Union Meeting.
The NJ. E., NJ. Z. South and the
Baptist congregations held their
meeting together last night in the
Baptist Church and all listened to
an excellent sermon delivered hy
the Rev. !. s. Tyler. pastor of the
N. f. Church. South. The congra
CATION was the largest since the
revival.
Interesting Program.
Plans are being made by the
management OF the high school
moving pictures to have the most
varied as well as the most attrac.
tive films for Wednesday night OF
this week Of the year. james OIL
yer Curwood's. 1.-THE Northern
Trail" will be the chief attraction.
while Torohy comedy. Browning
Torchy," will be an added feature.
Three films including nine reels
will be shown and will ncccssitate
but one performance. "The North.
ern Trail is strictly educational,
depicting life in the northwest anu
will show magnificent scenery of
the northern Rockies.
operetta Saturday Night.
Tho final rehearsals for tho
operetta, 1.-THE Windmills OF Hol.
land" which is to be given in the
high school auditorium Saturday
night, are under way at the rate OF
two a day. Miss Louise Boehm,
who Is in charge of and also direct.
ing the play, has been busy for the
past several days in enlarging the
stage, painting scenery and buying
and making costumes for the must
cal event. More than score Of
local boys and girls have parts in
the play and are getting the drills
and memory work firmly in hand.
1t Is safe to assume that the house
will be filled to Overlooking on
the date set for the program.
Wednesday Nights Program
Principal G. F.. Boyer Of the
Fairview High School has announc-
cd the program for the moving
picture show to be staged In the
school auditorium next Wednesday
night. Tho Educational Film Co.
will furnish three distinct and sep,
arate films for local fans. Tho
first OF these Is James Oliver Gus.
woods 1.-THE Northern Trail" a
late picture filmed in Northern
America. showing the scenery OF
the northern Rockies and depicting
life on the northern border OF the
United States. The chief feature Of
the second film, 'Play Ball. shows
the national game as played by the
New York Americans and Giants
in the world series last year. Babe
Ruth is shown at the bat In slow
motion picture clearly illustrating
his method of hitting home runs,
The third is an educational comedy
showing tho antics OF trained ami.
mails especially the intelligent act
ing OF a rooster, Growing Torchy''
who appears in the title role. These
'SF-yS are attrantinr much atfen