The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-27

Isnlthdeid Is also asislhg for q
game, TO be played either here o.
! at Smithtleld.
Basketball Plans.
Girls basketball will soon gel
under way at the high school. Planl
are being made for an inter.ciass
league, which will run through the
winter. II such a league is put into
effect, only those girls who attend
varsity practice sessions regularly
will be allowed to take part in the
games. The reason for this Is two,
fold: FtrEt, It Is to make It posi-
BILE for everybody to take part in
the game, and second, 1t will keep
o large number Of candidates out
Tor the first team, which Is one oil
the first prerequisites for frs
class team. The material left over
from last years team is none to-
plentiful, and much work will have
to be done 10 round out a winning
team such as the one OF last yea:
Definite announcement as to
when practice will begin will be
made within few days. Several
OF the girls, however, have been
working out consistently this fail
In the physical education classes in
order to get into good trim for the
official opening Of the season
training Is as essential for girls
as for boys, and no efforts will be
spared by the coaches in order Ia
get the team into first class phyei
cal condition early in the year.
/ Prize Winners Announced,
With reports Of practically ali
OF the sales of tickets for tho high
school picture show last Friday
night turned in. 1t is now possible
to announce the winners of the
contests. Mildred Bradley, a
Freshman. won the first prize by
selling S4.95 worth OF tickets. The
prize is a pass good for three
movie shows at the high school.
However, Sadie Beaughlass, a
sophomore, who sold SAILS worth
OF tickets, will also be given a
similar prize for the good work.
The sales per class were as fol-
lows: Freshmen S25.95: sopho-
more, $685.: juniors, S1l.55:
senior, $S.35, for total OF $G1.4O.
This Is the high record Of the
year, the receipts OF the opening
night only amounting to sac. The
average sale per member OF the
classes were as follows: Fresh
man, SIS cents: sophomore, AZ
cents; junior. 80 cents; senior, ii
cents. In this part of the contest
the freshmen and juniors were the
winners, and these two classes will
DO given n party in the high school
In the near future by the sopho-
more and senior classes.
There will be no ticket selling
contest for the show tonight, but
"a good crowd is expected. The
pictures are as good II not better
than those OF last week.
Halloween Party Planned
4 Halloween party of the oil,
fashion style will be given at the
high school next Tuesday evening,
With the members OF the hish
school faculty as hosts, and tho
students and parents as guests. n
, splendid party is promised. The
building will be decorated IN
autumn leaves and seasonal col.
ors. The affair will be masquerade,
and a prize will he offered to this
student having the best costume
The party will start promptly at I
o'clock with grand parade 0;
students In the gymnasium, dur
ing which a competent committee
will select the best costume. Then
VIII follow an interesting literary
program in the auditorium, by the
Argonne Literary Society of the
school. Ghost stories and tales
suitable to the occasion will be-
told. At the close OF the literary
program the winner of the cos
tune contest will be announced,
after which the party will adjourn
again to the gymnasium. where
games will be played until re-
LACSuASuLS are seTNGus
Society Entertained
The Ladies' Aid Society. Of the
First NJ. E, Church was entertaiE-
ed in the basement Of the church
Wednesday evening by Mrs
George Martin, Mrs, Press FREQ:
land and Mrs. A. c. Carr. At the
short business meeting which pre-.
coded the social hour, 1t was de.
clded to have a chicken uspper at
the church on the evening Of No
vember Z. All arrangements for
the supper were completed. A
pleasant social hour followed,
after which refreshments were
served. The November meeting
will be held at tho home of Mrs
| Leila Martin, with Mrs. Martin
and Mrs. J. i. Parks as hostesseG,