VIVIAN, W. VA.MASS FORREST HARDEECorr«*pond«ntVivian, W. Va., Aug. lt;—Circle No.3 of the Woman's auxiliary met at the church, Thureday evening, with Mr*. Youell presiding. An interest- H Ing program was given, with Miss|* Forrest Hardie leader. There were seven members present.DEMONSTRATE PRODUCTSThe H. J. Helm company of Pittsburgh i* putting on a demonstration of products for ten day* in the Bottom Creek store by Circle No. i of the Woman’s auxiliary.dVc\1(IcISWIMMER HURTBilly Kitchen*, son of Mr. and Mr*. T. W. Kitchen*, was painfully injured at the Peerless swimming pool. Monday afternoon. He received a cut on hi* head, but 1* recovering. I ft1(PARTY ENJOYEDMis* Maybelle Wilhelm entertained at her home with a party, t Saturday night, honoring Carl Bur- t ton. The evening was spent dancing.Refreshments were served to Mr. t and Mr*. G. P. Fergu*on, Mr. and lt;Mrs. Blane Hurley, Alva Aliff, Bernice Shepherd, Verna Burnett. Mil- lt;dred Odam. Lorain* Belcher, Tommy lt;Sulic, Edgar Patrick, Marvin Mc-Neal, Connie Julian and Paul Leedy. hPERSONALS MJames Shaun is seriously ill at his i home, suffering from an abscessed i ear.Glennalake Martin is recovering at ' her home, after having her tonsils ! removed at Miners’ hospital, Welch,| Tuesday.The Misses Evelyn and Frances Keister, of Florida, have returned to their home, after spending several week* here with their aunt, Mr*. T. R. Barrett.Mr. and Mr*. Murphy Lawson, of Detroit, are visiting relative* here.I Howard Bivens, who waa bitten by a snake last week, is recovering.Mr. and Mrs. Henry Williams spent the week-end at Peterstown.Misses Ernie Brown and ThelmaHardee were visitors in Welch, Friday.