The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-12-05
HUNTINGTON:

last Monday evening, when she WAS
hostess to the Benjamin Tribe" Of
the First Baptist church. 4:,s
-. A large number or members at
tended and after, the transaction Of
business Sthe, following. nlenu was
served in a most charming manner
by the hostess. IS g.. -. =. :, d.
#~" +Ef Oyster Cocktail X, ,f"t ~.
Salmon Salad <. ~. Lettuce
Fried Chicken Club Sandwiches
Deviled Eggs = 4.
Waters l. + -. r. % Salad
49, Bread Butter .-.
Cream %e Cake
RI. Coffee ..a...... Minis f.,
Miss Rhoda Graham spent Thanks
giving with her sister, Mrs. Daniel
Lynch, and attended the K. of F.
banquet Thursday evening. ,FtEW;tF
". A Whey and Mrs. +. r. Jen-
klns returned from Gallipolis. Sat-
urday, having spent Thanksgiving
with home folks. 49,. ~ .' -. -.
Quite a number Of our young peo-
pie were out Saturday evening sere-
nading. and many homes were treat
ed, to the strains Of beautiful music
blended with sweet voices Of both the
young ladies and gentlemen.
Miss Clara Stewart returned with
her sister Nina from the teachers
association at st. Adams and spent
Sunday here.
Parents day" exercises at Doug
1n l..
Wednesday and All excellent program
was rendered which was highly en-
joyed by the visitors as also was the
exhibit. work in the various rooms.
The following program was rem
dered: .@... ~
Music, Flag of the Free" Wag-
ner.
Invocation, Rev. S. A. Thurston.
Music, "Praise Be to God" Brick.
Words Of Welcome, j. B. Hachett,
Assistant Principal. ~.
Recitation, Edna Price.
"A Thanksgiving story Of the
Revolution" Lottie Guest.
Reading. The Two Bootblacks, y
Revella Hughes. ~ l." ..~ o.. :.
Music, Goodbye to Summer"
Kucken. .,
Debate, Resolved, That it is un-
fair to tax a bachelor to support a
school"
Alternatives, Willie Mills and AL
bert Lewis.
Negative, Lucille Fountaine and
Evelyn Willis 49,
Music, Come Fairies, Trip It," >.
Remarks "..-..' .....+
Inspection Of Exhibit Work.
Cadet, Drill. .'.: ~
Have YOU begun to work for that
$1,000? Get busy. . %.'.. ....' '.,
Mrs: Piney Jones, Of Marietta, lis
the guest of Mrs. Annie johnson this
week, having spent THANKSGIVING
here.
Quite number of candidates were
baptized at First Baptist church
Sunday night and given the hand Of
fellowship.
The many friends Of DR.. Taylor
Nichols, located at Jackson, Miss,
viii be panied to learn that he has
suffered a relapse and his condition
is considered serious.
George Barnett, of Holden, spent
Sunday with relatives in the city.
j. w. Reed and Geo FITZGERALD
spent Sunday with friends in Ports
mouth.
Jno. Dickerson, Of Holden, spent
thanksgiving with relatives in the
city.
Miss Stella Patton, who has been
quite ill, is able to be out again.
MIS-. X. d. w. Meadows continues
to rapidly improve from her recent
illness
The banquet given at the K. Of P.
nall Thanksgiving evening by Pros
pHrity Lodge No. 76 and Court of
~ Calanthe Syracuse, No. 40, was one
OF the grandest social events of the
season. Over two hundred guests
were served during the evenings.
The tables and walls were beautiful
ly decorated with the color, yellow
and white. Rev. r. D. w. Meadows
vas master Of ceremonies and the
following responded to toasts.
Rev. Meadows, "Turkey."
w. II. Harris, The Ladies.
Mrs. NJ. Terry, Thinking.
Rev. Thurgton, Half way doing.
Mr.. Morris, Autumn.
DR.. G. G. Barnett; Our Host.
Mrs. j. l.. Johnson, Our Daughters
i. X. Jenkins, Thankfulness.
J. w. Taylor, Our Race.
Mrs. Brow. Glad To Be Here.
Amid mirth and laughter and the
now Of wit, the following menu was
served III most delightful manner
by the ladies of Syracuse Court"
Turkey Oyster Dressinp