The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-05
School HOUSE
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Big Community Topic
With People Of Glover
Gap Section

GLOVER GAP, Jan 5. - The
sub3ect 81 better housing for our
school students still continues to
agitate the community and inter.
est In the work has not abated in
the least. II only we could have
some kind sof sanitary improve
nnents or even Just more warmth
during the coolest weather, we
could probably finish this years
work with some degree Of salts.
action. And II the patrons OF the
school could really be assured OF a
new building next year we would
pc willing to put up with few i'm
prcyements now. What Glover
Gap really needs a brand new
building The expense Of putting
tho present one in any thing like
The condition 1t should bo in
would go quite a little ways on the
payment for a new building We
arc glaa to notice that some new
recruits are joining the enthusi-
asts IN their demands for better
things and IL persistence counts
for any thing we surely think
things will be coming our way In
q little while. No. we are not dis.
coliraged We mean TO hang right
on for our rights; and surely in
due tine We will find our reward.
Much Sickness
There has been more than the
usual amount OF sickness in the
surrounding country this winter.
Our good DR.. Books has gone
day and night trying to relieve
the suffering Of those who called
him Last week, while making a
business trip to Warrington, he
suffered a nervous collapse simply
rom overWork and was compelled
to remain at tho home OF DR.. f.
u Flowers over night. DR.. Boocks
and his splendid wife have been a
real Inspiration In our community
in more ways than one. AS a
physician he is greatly loved, while
10 colnmunit workers both he and
Mrs Books have never failed to
Help in any way within their
power. Mrs. Books is a musician
b. considerable ability and her
talent has been great help to the
churches in our midst.
35i Personals
Miss Ivy Carpeter OF Fairmont
returned home Sunday after a visit
with her grandparents Mr.. and
Mrs. Elias Keenan, who resides
near here.
Mr.. and Mrs. jeff Rice Of
8Wellsyflle, Ohio, were guests of
relatives here a few days recent.
AIRS. Emma Hoge has returned
ITO her home at Burton after n
visit with friends and former
neighbors.
miss Mabel Yost who makes her
Home with DR.. and Mrs e. p
Smith Of Barrackville, spent the
holidays with hdr parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Lemach Yost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Campbell
~ Metz were week end visitors at
the home Of the latter's sister,
Mrs. Francis X Fritz.
Mrs. George Morgan and daugh-
ter Mildred of Warrington, were
the guests OF friends here the last
gpf the week.
Mrs. George Phillips who re.
sides near hero Is very III at this
time. Mrs. Phillips has always
had an annoying trouble with her
throat. and at times lost entire
control Of her voice and at last
iarcounts this trouble was thought
8toabe returning.
Miss Hazel Reed, Messrs. Le-
land A. Rymer and Forest Floyd,
all OF Warrington, were a party Of
guests entertained at the home OF
Or and Mrs. H. e. Moore
Books on last Sunday.
John Lowe and William Cross of
gohurn were recent business WIS.,
James o. Carpenter Of Fair.
mont was recently calling on
friends here.
Walter Morgan Of waynesburg
has returned home after spend
ing a visit with relatives here.
Benny Wells was business Wis.
sitor IN Warrington yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D H. Straight
were the guests OF relatives In
F'airport, Ohio. during the Christ
mas holidays.
Miss Eva Brown who has boon
the guest OF Mrs. H. e. Brooks
has returned to her home in Man.
lnington.