The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-07-18

=. sS Nj 1FasIs is in Tois 70. ss,ssi
ID arER1s NJ with K.;AsASRy1I
omcth31 tor an K eGrsion from Snf;sH4
Btidge and IItEhediate pofnfs5 IN
y. Institute AugVstfH where the closiny
exercises OF, the ythian Grand Iodcs1
session WIN basARd. -FI 80 Il
The residencessbeing erected by Sd.
M. Jones, bysfAIsthe handsoinesf on
Do9naly st.xM be ready 5 for occt+
Harris WalteES is visiting the
Jamestown Exposition. -. N 3
Mrs. Edward tTnrner returned Mon.
day from q Weeks' visit to friends at
ColumbuR,, O4r.4AsA.a - Nslty% ~
Richard sConpslly, who co;ndncta q
prosperous .catefjng business at Gin
cinnati, was iAfhe city Monday an
company with Rrof. ]. McFIenry Jones,
of Institute. WkAae guest. he Is. -.
IS Frank Boyle mas at Middleport. q. ).
Sunday visiting friends. :, -, 5 @;2g &,
Frazier Hall sAntertained, a number
OF friends att home on Bradford
street yesterdaysf from 400 till 1900
the occasion bet1g his birthday. &
3 Miss Collie Miner leaves next week
to spend the st1f1mer with her.
er at Union. - - TEHi Z
Arthur Enis 6aId sister, Juanita. Of
Chicago. are 6t.Ssts Of Mrs. : F. C.
Brown. = 49, - ~. :,
Miller Thompson, Jr, is very All
with typhoid fever at the home OF his
parents on Young street. -. 4: n" "
Mr.. and Mrs. alfred Scott, of St.
Louis; are guests $of their sister and
brother, Mr.. and:Mrs. M. Scott, OF N.
Rand street. z-@-4-1 -. !. -. r..
When in the. City be sure to- visit
Mrs. Browns Hair Emporium, 500
Capitol street, Adv. ,H|3I ~
Jones Crawford, of st. Adams, at
tended services at ST. Paul A. M. E..
church Sunday :
Rev, j. Eulian Bnllock's condition is
but little improved. 80. .>E.,:
Rev. w. p: Walker, pastor Of St.
Paul A., M. b church will preach at
St Adams Sunday, July 21st at $500
p. m, .'r$E& ',..,'I TX =.
=. Rev. s. P! West, presiding elder OF
this district Of the A. M. E. cannec-
ton spent Monday night in the city,
leaving Tuesday morning for Scran-
ton, Pa, to attend the Women's Mite
Missionary convention, which con-
venes there, today. = r., .@..>.
The trustees $@ ST. Paul A. m. r.
mept at the church Monday night. =
The Twentieth Century Club meets
this afternoon With Mrs. George CuzI
zenB -. 4sI2S&l. Ak = > :,
Miss Laura WelIs, of Pomer6y. O, ID
expected In tifeEeity Sunday fassnend
q short time with her sister. Mrs. g:
o. Lowry. &SlssFS3 sksatss4>ss = .
Mrs. Catlett r8Mterta;ned the Won
ans Mite Missionary Society Of the A.
M. p. church at her residence ON Lew.
Is street Wednesday, afternoon ~
An excursiOEl.4Will be run. to 1nstf
tute Friday blythe Clipper baseball
club on acoount%of their game there
with the club freSa St. Adams, = - {
series Of Sunday evening lectures
will be commenced at st. Paul church,
the 21st inst, Albject of the first
being, David, THE Shepherd"
At Simpson 5MfEE. church Monday
evening Local League "a" of the w.
Va, IAnti-Tu bereaaiosis League was
formed With the aa fo:1owing,o Ulcers
Dr. II. F.. Camille, president: Mrs.
Mary Brown -TeaHvce president; and
y. q. Farrar, SECRETARY. >, ~. ~.
- Before the close Hof the, meeting,
which was opened with prayer by Rev
3. f., West, affair sized audience had
assembled. The object of the meeting
and aim of the state league were set.
forth by DR.. Wallace Longstreth, state
organizer. Interesting remarks were
made by, State librarian S. w.
Starks, DR., Davis, chief }of the city
sanitary department.. Rev. w. II. Wal
ker, OF, the A. M. q. church, G. w.
Boyd, principal of Garnet school;
Rev. j.. W: Waters, pastor Of Simpson
M e. church, and DR.. Gamble.
:: Thirty-five persons enrolled az
members and pledged themselves to
DO all In their power to assist In Grad
icating consumption. .--.