The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-17

The affair was well patronized and
q very Ny sum. was added 70 tho
Treasury d the organization. The
Willing Workers Sunday Schooi
Class, under the direction Of Mrs.
Leslie Jamison, also gave a de-
lighttul supper on the same even
ing. Sandwiches. cakes, pie ice
cream aud coffee found ready sale,
The money realized from the sup
per will finish the payment OF the
class for their pledge on the new
church.
Successful Rsvrvals
The Rev. T. B. Eafwler is at
Worthington where he Is engaged
In a series Unsuccessful eyangelis-
tic meetings. There have been
several conversions and accessIons
TO the church. On Thursday OF last
week. the pastor held a meeting
exclusively for women. This sci.
vice was well attended, and prac-
ttcal talk on womRnly duties was
one Of the particularly good feat
ures Of the revival services. The
meetings are expected TO close in
a few days.
Yesterdays Church Services
All churches In Barrackville had
good services yesterday. with spec
ial music featuring the Easter
season. In the Baptist Church, the
pulpit was filled by the Rev. D.
B. Stout for the morning sermon,
while the evening service was
tawen care OF by the members OF
the Baptist Young Peoples Union.
This is a new organization, but
the members handled the WORK
most efficiently.
Game Cancelled
The baseball game which was to
have been played between Fa.irvIew
and Barrackville. was cancelled by
the former club. The local boys
were in fine trim and were mucn
disappointed.
In Wheeling
Kenneth Barrackman and Harry
Cramer have returned from Wheel
Ing where they went TO attend the
general auto salesmens conven1
ton. They went by automobile. and
although they found the roads
rough in some sections, they still
had an enjoyable trip.
Here For Quilting
Mesdames F. r. Clelland, Basha
Whoriey, Mary snoderly and Ella
Glasscock, all of Fairmont. were
here the last Of the week to attend
an all-day quilting, which was
held by the Ladies Aid Society of
the Baptist Church. The visiting
ladies gave good assistance In the
finishing of two very fine quilts
and also enjoyed the splendid 10
o'clock chicken dinner, which was
served in the church dining room.
Birthday Party
A party which was a very plea
SAINT surprise was given for Mrs.
2. c. Wilson a few evenings ago.
There were about thirty guests
present, and Mrs. Wilson received
some beautiful gifts. The usual
diversions for occasions OF this
kind were enjoyed and tempting
refreshments were served the
guests.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Cunningham
were guests OF the latter's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Brumage Of
Glover Gap, for an oyer-Sundny
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Simmons
Of Martins Ferry were guests Of
relatives near here for the Easter
holidays,
Joe Conway, who has been
spending several weeks with rela-
tIves near Hundred. has returned
home.
The small son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ice. who suffered painful
injuries at his home several days
ago, is improving nicely at this
time.
Miss Edna Robinson has return
ed from Wallace where she had
spent a few days visiting home
folks.
Mrs. Roy Yost OF Day Brook
was a recent guest at the home Of
Mrs. Eliza Wilson.
Evangelist J. F. Ice was called
to Rosby's Rock on last Thursday
TO conduct the funeral of mem
Der Of the Church OF Christ, who
had formerly been one Of his par
ishioners.
R. D. Higgs of Morgantown was
a business visitor here the last OF
the week.