The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-10-17
CHARLESTON


4 M Hazlewood lis In Cincinnati
fthts week with the! purchasing com
/ sInittee OF the Board or Regents o.
1.-THE West Virginia &c Iored Institute
to purchase laundry equipment and
other supplies for the institution.
5 .s. .W, Stafks leit+ ymesday evening
sslfSo f sTeuson, }.s319 I so attend the
l saa Z loass x: 81 Ill Of News 1er-
Misc Kathryn Hawkins, who has
been the guest of MISS Rilla Ander-
son for several weeks, returned to.
her home at Lorain, o., Tuesday. ~:
E Mr.. and Mrs. G. WSGalire have re-
turned from jamestown where they.
had charge of the. West Virginia
building. : ~ y &t .&H &li ~
Miss Lillian rsyloE, has been alb
sent q from her grade at Garnett
School since Tuesday OF last week
because OF severe attack OF pneu-
monia Her condition is reported as
being very much improved "
y Lewis, the six year old son of MIR.
EIames Bnrks succumbed !, sudden
w Saturday afternoons to an attack
OF heart failure. The little fellow
arose from the dinner table with the,
statement that he cared for, nothing
more, stepped out upon the porch,
where ne, fell and expired. The fu-
neral services were held at the First
baptist church Monday afternoon,
the pastor, Rev. S., r.. Bullock, and
Rev. J."W.' Carter officiating. 80
= Miss l.. o. Hopkins was called TO
tilnton Saturday by the death Of her
grandmother - -, -
.Hev. j.. w. Carter, former pastor
OF the st. Paul A. M. E.1church here.
preached at the First Baptist church
sunday morning Rev. Carter, has
severed his connection with the a,
NJ. E. denomination and cast his 1ot
with the Baptist, having joined Rev.
Bryant's church at Huntington a few
Sundays ago. -. 49,. .}~
j. 4. Carter. Of the Capitol janftor
force, has gone to Jamestown to take
charge Of the West Virginia Build
ing. 49,. y -. ;,c:l
b Mrs. Fannie DeHonney spent Mon
day at: Montgomery visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. friplett, who
spent the summer at Sweet Springs
and Union, have returned to the city
for the winter. <, :,
+. The entertainment given at the A
NJ e. church Monday night by the
Loyal Union was we'll attended. The
Union will hold their regular meet
Ing next week with Mrs. Nora Caul
expected y
T.: R. L. Mickey is in the east on his
vacation. = d.
The crisis. has been passed in the
condition OF Mrs. Susan Payne,
whose illness was noted In these COL
urnns last week, and she Is slowly
improving. Her son, George and
wife who reside at ;Deepwater, spent
'Satur day with her, :. - = |
< Collins Bacchus. who has been in
Cleveland for a number OF years, has
returned here for future residence.
Mr.. Bacchus has been indisposed
somewhat OF late and he hopes to be
bettered by a change of residence.
Miss Caroline Rice is indisposed
this week. ~. -.
The infant child Of Mr.. and MIS-.
Henry Taylor died last week.
Hair goods and notions, Mrs.
Browns, 500 Capitol St.
Henry Taylor is very i'll at his
home on Sentz st.
Washington. Lodge No. 6, A. F. &
A. M, at It's meeting Friday night Of
last week, conferred the first degree
upon T. G. Nutter, Samuel Hale. Jr.,
and Percy Harris, Of this city, and
j. r. Patton, of Institute.
Monday morning at 7:3O Mr.. Hen
Ey Woodford and Miss Bette Golden
were married by Rev. s. R. Bull
lock at the parsonage of the First
Baptist church.
Rev. w. B., Fleming, field agent
Of the Foreign Missionary society
with headquarters at St. Adams,
preached at the First Baptist church
Sunday evening, The pastor, Rey. S.
r. Bullock, being incapacitated iby
slight attack Of hay fever. Rev.
Flemings has for sale a number Of
interesting, books and pictures por-
traying African life.
, The Council OF. Recognition Of the