The West Virginian. [volume], September 15, 1922, Page PAGE 4, Image 4

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

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I ma and the rot
than a momen
leader o( lalai
looked upon e
jrld'e populatio
prestige gatne
r the Greeks.
PiayiDf,^6n ^the.peculiar politics
Influent-* Mohammedans are abl
to wUrtd^fn the colonial ponsesi
! T er-nHng. to take the firs
' T^^iitformationcoraes from ui
official Kemalist aids to the Or
for moShlfaave been fn^ontlnuf
touch with, Kemaliat hefadto in Ai
Here are Kernel's plans, as ut
denatood by his friends and suj
One: T*8*conciude> a peace wit
I tree eft Tyljlchwlll restore Turke
to the soipo territorial importanc
it ODjO^ed before the World Wai
oicopt that he will allow ConstaT
tinople tdr;t>e- internationalized.
B.^T^o: To establish the capital c
B^Sfealwith the Ameer of Afxhar
istan, the king ot the Hedjaz an
the rnlihg 'Mohammedan element
c! Persia. land unofficial treatle
yuid understandings with the rebe
lloue elements'among the Mohan
'medans of Egypt, Syria, India an
North ''Africa. All ot these will n
.cognize Kemal as their had and a
Si the "defender of the faith."
| No Opposition
!_ Inf,taking Ithe first step?th
.peace with Greece?Kemal wil
llnd*rno"' oposltlon from the gren
ft Sinters, his friends here any.
1' They powers will accede to th
| Turkish ^leader's' demands becnns
fear refusal would brln
about rebellion among Mobainrat
? dan dements -In their colonial poi
-cessions. This applies to Great Bi
'tain, France and Italy.
At the peace table Kemal wll
St&dc 'the abrogation of the treat
KjoySovres, signed after the Wort
? War. which chopped oft much o
Kcnlal, however, will allow th
Sniotnatlonalization of ConstantI
njpla. oily demanding that he b
ji>; ptiM'ltltti to act as guardian o
holy Mohammedan places thor
or that be have power to name th
p^Hi's'second step ? making An
?3 vara, a -world r.ontpr of Mnhnmmr
I danism? already is under waj
The city is being enlarged an
| beautified./Plans are being mad
g for a -ip&at Moslem universit
Conclusion of pacts with Molu
mmedan leaders and rulers, in otl
ft <?r Muntries will be easy and K<
M see to it that each con
i pact strengthens his position a
| head of the Islamic world.
^^nhe'Aineer of Afghanistan, mos
powerful Independent blosllem ru
ji? fer, ibis been eager to ally himse
JL iwith any movement looking towar
r a restoration of Mohammedan po
The detached Mohammedan el<
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revolutionary elements -la Jtorthf
Africa; Egypt and India baa been
Sen and feared by Great Britain
? and France. France concludd an alliance'
with Kemal to offset bla Influence
In Algeria. ' .
.1 RIVESVILLE~j
e ParentTeacher Meeting.
a The first parenMeacher meeting
? of the school year will be held this
'l evening at the school auditorium.
?" All parents and patrons of the
l' school have been Invited to attend.
An interesting program has been
1* prepared for the early, part of the;
n evening after which a social hour,
s will be enjoyed.
3* Good Enrollment.
Nearly six hundred pupils have:
D enrolled in the-grades so far this1
Q fall, according to a statement made
by E. Hale, principal. Mr. Hale
i- also announced the fact that every
1- member of the graded school fac
d ulty attended \ summer school this
year.
il4 Missionary Meeting,
e' The members of the Woman's
i- Missionary Circle were entertained
il yesterday afternoon at the home
it of Mrs. George Ratcllffe in Jasper
)- street . Several new members were
). added to the organisation.*'
i- Mrs. O'Dell Hostess.
Mrs. Carter O'Dell will be hostess'
to the members of the True Blue!
j. Sunday School Class Saturday eve
j. nlng. The meeting was to have
o been held this evening but the date
il was changed in order to avoid a
i. conflict with the parent-teacher
meeting,
j. Mammoth Muskmelon.
j. B. C. Coogle of Bridge street is
claiming the honor of having raised
h the champion muskmelon of this
y year. The melon weighed twenty
o pounds and was of first class qualr,
i(y. Mr. Coogle has a number of
i. other melons of nearly the same
weight and has also some fine
ft home grown watermelons
I. Home From Hospital.
Lt Mrs. Virgil Morris has returned
a from Cook Hospital where she spent
n the past two weeks having under
gone a severe surgical operation.
tl She is improving at present,
j. Interesting Service.
d The service at the M. E. Chur.ch
B South last Sunday evening drew a
8 large crowd and was made interestj.
ing by the fact that seven preachera
were present. Dr. A. S. Jend
kins jaf Huntington preached the
j. evening sermon. Other ministers
'8 present were the Rev..G.'F. Thomas.
the Rev. C. W. O'Dell. the ftev.
A. J. Walton, the Rev. A. B. Moore,
the Rev. Howard Prickett and the
U Rev. Steven Dutiham.
t Surprise Pairty,
A surprise party planned by members
of her family was given In
" ll nnrtl> nf Urn nrllllom 11,,.
| sixty-second anniversary of her
f [ birth . The home was decorated
'; for the occasion with garden flowers
: and a large birthday cake with six-,
j ty-two lighted candles centered the
,. j dining table. A 6 o'clock dinner
'! was served.
J The following were Included in
, the guest list: Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Jendio.
Mrs. Richie Harden. Mrs. Jose
eph Radcllffe. Mr. and Mrs. N. 0.
'* Sears. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Cresceni.
? Mr. and Mrs. Rominac Delarco.
'r Thayer and Carl Jackson. Effie and
e Ethel Stewart, Earl Radcllffe, Mary
e? Harden, Mary Rita Cresceni, Angelo.
Perly Ellen and Carmlmal
l* Creceni and Elsie Watervicola.
Class Party.
' The teacher and members of the
? F.vergreen Sunday School Class of
6 the M. E. South Sunday School
y were entertained at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Huffman on
l* Jasper Btreet Wednesday evening.
l* their daughter, Miss Doris Huffman,
being hostess. The girls spent
>* a pleasant social hour after the
8 usual business meeting and refreshments
of lemonade and cake were
't served the guests. The class will
1% have the next meeting Monday eve f
nlng with Miss Ruby Layman as
d hostess . Those present were the
Misses Lois' Phillips. Jessie Hawkins.
Rubv Layman. Jesamlne Mce
Dowell. Elrla Bowman. Martha Sat
National j
ficates
ase you make at our
ational Certificates
Telephone outfits,
irds and a hundred
sirable things,
R SHOP
ie best quality meats
e spring chicken, or
all on us?Our poul
i as soon as killed.
MORE OYSTERS
1ERY AND COUNAj
BUTTER
\
y Market
NflTt to Blue Ridge
i t'M i. .ite'.' us
attended the'reunion ^of the From,
; Corrothers and Mns'grave families.
Church Notes.
Services at the United Brethren
Church Sunday will be ai follows:
8unday school at 9:45 a. m? preachlug
service at 7:30 p. m. with a sermon
by the new pastor, the Rev.
V. F. Williams. The former pastor,
the Rev. S. E. Bauman, was transferred
(o, Adamston at the recent
conference of the U. B. Church heie
at Huntington. Prayer meeting
I will be held each Thursday evening.
M. E. South Services.
Services in the M. E. Church
South Sunday will be as follows:
Sunday school at 10 a. m.; class
meeting at 11 a. m.; Epworth
League at 7 p. m. As the pastor of
this church is away on a vacation
there will be no preaching service,
instead a service will be held at a
p. m. by the members of the Billy
Sunday Business Men's Club of
i Fairmont.
From Baltimore. .
Miss May Miller, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Miller, who has been
In school at Baltimore for the past
several months.* has returned to
her home here. Mr. Miller went to
Baltimore and accompanied bis
daughter home.
Bible Classes.
The Friday evening Bible class
will meet this evening at the home
ofi Mr. and Mrs. John Freeman on
Jasper street The Monday ova. I
i ning class will meet at the home
I of Mr. and Mrs. Will4 Morgan in
i the* Green Town addition. The
1 Tuesday evening cdass will meet
| with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keener
in Higblawns.
Baseball.
The colored team of Montana
will cross bats with the Thomas
team on the local .diamond Saturday
evening. The game will be
called at 5 o'clock. ^ \
On Vacatioh.
The Rev. and Mrs. G. F. Thomas
I left yesterday by automobile for an
| indefinite vacation. They will visit
Pittsburgh and other points of interest
in Pennsylvania.
Personals.
I Mrs. E. S. Phillips and daughterl
j Marvel and son Buddy were at'
| Farmington the last of the week'
i on account of the illness of a relative.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wise and;
| Mrs. Whistler of Parkersburg were'
| guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Har-|
lis this week. i
Mrsf Will Floyd and Mrs. Dale;
[Cresinl were guests of Mrs. Addle!
1 Flyoyd at Baxter Tuesday.
I Mrs. Lee Hlndgardener of
Moundsville was the guest of her;
sister, Mrs. E. S. Phillips, for the;
week-end.'
If.. T? " * * " - --
?w?. ui/Lw rncKeti and Mrs.;
Rose Amos spent Thursday as the'
guests of the Rev. and Mrs. Howard
Prickett at Meredith Springs. [
Mrs. D. Howard Jones and little j
daughter Jacqueline of Baltimore,
who are visiting relatives here,
were entertained as dinner guests
| at tlm home of Mr. and Mrs. C. C.j
Arnett recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller of High,
I Lawns entertained a motor party
from Fairmont last Wednesday evening.
The party included about
twenty persons.
Miss Maud Mcrrifield of Hawkinberry
Hollow spent Tuesday as the
guest of Miss Emma Amos.
Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Cole were
visitors at the home of Mr. and
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dents ,at'rCedar Point," Pa., Is expected
to return home this evening.
Mr?. John E. Snider ot Bellvlew
was a recent visitor at the home
ot Mr. and hire. hi. B. Barker ot Mill
street / ,
Mr. and Mrs. Buhl Griffith ot Missouri
are guests at the home ot the
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Charles Keener.
Mrs. Maud-Bennett who has been
living here for the past two rears,
has moved to Fairmont.
Mrs. Maud Hamiick. who has
been sick for some time, Is now
convalescing. . '
Mr. and Mrs. 'Will Snider wert
week-end visitors at-the home ol
Mr. and Mrs. John' E. Snider ol
Bellvlew.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Smith and
Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Williams have
recently moved to the 8mlth HOod
property In Jasper street
The members of the Rebecca
Lodge held a meeting Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Rella Toothman, din
trlct president, from Bellvlew, was
present and gave a talk.
Mr. and Mra. Charles Pitman anc
Miss Dtxon of Fairmont were re
cent visitor' at the home of Mr
and Mrs. Dan Qrlce on Jaspei
street
Mies Lncy Amos has mored tc
Fairmont where she will make hei
home with her Piece, Mrs. Etta
Hall.
Miss Lola Floyd, who has beer
spending some t)me at the home
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Angel Food Cakes
. Devil Food Cakes .....
Layer Cfekes
Macaroons, per dozen .
Lady Fingers; per dozen
Honey Cream Cookies,
, Fruit bars
SLoavei
MILK MA
French pastry
French Doughnuts, each
Parker House rolls, per
Finger rolls, per dozen .
I Cherry Pie
Pumpkin pies, large size
Fruit-pies (app|e, raisin,
Salt rising bread
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Miss Virginia Freeman, who hai'
been spending aoihe time with ral-;
atives at Huntington, haa returned
to the home of her parenta, Mr. and
Mrs. James Freeman.
Mr. and Mra. Spnrgeon Johnaon
ot Clarkaburg are spending a few
daya with relatlvea here. . j
Glen, little son of Mr. and Mrs.
Otbo Bowman, has been Ul tor the
| past few daya. ij
Mr. and Mr3. James Freeman
and family and Andrew Barker mo ;
tored to Waltersbiirg, Pa., where
. they were entertained at the home
. of relatives over the week-end.
Miss Mary Huffman has been 111
for the past few days.
Mr. and MrB. Marry Miller have
i sold their residence in High Lawns,
Frank Snider of Bellvlew becomi
!ng the new owner.
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but batter
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20c, 40c, 75c, and $1
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showing of Fall and Winter
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trouseral
FALL SDITS
with 2 Pairs of Trousers
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?and a few up to $45
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models. Blu,es, browns, greys and m
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