The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-12-12
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III '"N icin"tno'oi MIS-. carrie }W9lfB, !
who died atsLongaere afterna long,
4 tllness, .WcreG brought to this city
Monday and inferred in Spring Fiji
cemetery. In the funeral ri party
were the husband Of the deceased
and Mr. and Mrs. Brice, OF Long
acre. -" T.; ~ 4
/ very encouraging results are be-
ing obtained from the revival which
has been in progress at Simpson M
~. church the past two weeks. y The
converts now humber twelve and a.
large number Of the congregation;
! which increases each evening, has
| asked the prayers Of the church a
I Rev: j. w: Waters, the pastor; asks
the active cooperation of all Chris
t1an workerssin his. commendable
effort to better the religious condi-
ton Of the community.
Miss Clara Stewart, teacher at
! Winifrede, was In the city shopping
Saturday. |.>" -
i G. H. jenkins, Of Winifrede, came
down Tuesday to purchase his pres-
4 ents for Christmas.
i Mamie Smith, who was seriously.
1T not fatally burned Wednesday Of
last week, Is in a very precarious
condition and lbut little hope is en-
tertained for her recovery. Her
clothing became ignited from an open
crate. and before the fire could be
ext1nguished she. had received burns
which are likely to prove fatal Her
mother, who resides at Institute. is
at her bedside, and everything DOS
sible Is being done to alleviate her
sufferings. %&,# g..
The Charleston's Women's I'M
proVement League will be entertain
ed by Miss Nina Clinton Friday at
the residence of Mrs r. H. Thomas.
Their meeting last week was held
with Mrs, N. c.: Carper. ~: .
/ w. D. Clark has gone to Dayton,
o., on business. .. * .'E
Miss Title V. Fox, Of Covington,
KY, was In the city Tuesday en-
route to Institute. ..'
Major Watkins, formerly OF NAL
den but now residing at Saginaw.
Mich, passed through the city Mon
day on his way to Maiden. where
his wife, who has been visiting
friends, is ill.,.
The funeral services over the re-.
mains of Walter Handy, who died
FRIDAY, were held Monday afternoon
at the, home Of his sister, Mrs. w,
Fl. Parker. .:&:'' j
F. c. Brown has .re-entered the SER
vice 'fof the Charleston Hotel Co.;
and has been placed in charge of the:
Hotel Ruffner dining rooms, =
/ Miss Sallie tPowell, who has been
Eengaged at; the" Il Peoples Grocery
since early; fall as clerk, leaves today.
II for Maaiseh-whePe She will teach hi
business 2faiE$aSF ae 81 I'll Fb{5qay., vas
Il >" Mrs: Matte Whey IS feB6rtsd IN
at her home on Summers street =
Latest hair goods for Sale at 500,
\ Capitol street: ..:.3 ,.....'' - t.-
I Mrs. Romano Burks is recovering
from'a recent illness.;, .,9y. =. =.
d Miss Bessie Jackson, Of Cabin
Greek, is visiting her father, Charles
\ Taylor, Of Sentz street.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Claire enter
tanned at dinner Sunday Revs.. S. p.
West and w. E. Walker and e. r.
Garter. :.
James Lee, Of Institute, and Miss
Mary Robinson, were married last
night by Rev S. r. Bullock.
! Revs. Walker and West were
''guest Of Mrs. Sophia Spencer at din
ner Monday
Alexander Jones, superintendent OF
st. Paul A. NJ. e. Sunday school, is
Ill at his home on the West Side.
| The executive board fthe Baptist
! State Convention will meet at the
FIRST Baptist church Friday Of next
week
Lille Bruce Brown, Of Sentz street
sustained painful injury by break
ing his Anger last week.
| Edward Mills was business yisi-
tor here this week from Louisa, Va,
/" The Ladies Aid Society OF the
First Baptist church meets this week
with Mrs. Anthony, on DonnalIy
street.
From the engagements Of the K. Of |
P: hall already listed, the indications
are that the Christmas holidays will
be anything but dull On the 25th
Phyllis Wheatley Court No. / will |
give their annual entertainment. The |
Kanawha Club will. have It's second |
annual masquerade on the evening Of |
the 18th. The next day, Friday,
will be observed as St. Johns day by |
Washington Lodge No. 6, A. f. & |
A. M. by banquet at night The, /
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