The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-09-26


morning for Wheeling to attend a
meeting Of the Executive Board Of
the Baptist Association. Mr.. Toney
will spend Sunday in the Smoky City
Rev. J. l.. Davis left for Wheeling
Saturday morning.
- Rev.k. D. Royals preached at the
Zion Baptist church Sunday both
morning and evening.
e" The True Reformers installed Of
ticers as follows Thursday evening:
Mrs Florence Robinson-Worthy
Master.
Mrs. Jane Day--Worthy Mistress.
Mrs. William Toney-Financia
Secretary.
Miss Bessie Gooden-Correspon
ing Secretary.
Mrs. Dora Smith-Treasurer.
Miss Mary Amiss-Worthy Guide.
Walter Austin-Worthy Guide.
Miss Laura Brown-Worthy SEN
tinel.
Thomas Day-Picket Guard.
Mrs. Jasper Dews is seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brady Penn, Of De-
troit, Michigan, are in the city visit
ing friends and relatives
Miss Bessie Gooden left Saturday
for Springfield Ohio, to spend some
time with her sister
Miss Julia Dorsey, of Institute, ar
rived Saturday at noon and will
spend week in the city the guest
OF Miss Ina Lee. Miss Dorsey is en-
route to Baltimore, where she will
resume her studies at Morgan col
lege.
Robert Boss, who has been in ST.
JoSeph's Hospital for the past week
or two is out again.
Mrs. Mary billiard and her daugh-
ter, Miss Hazel, passed through the
city Tuesday en- route TO their home
at Clarksburg.
Miss Jeanette Lane. Of Guyan-
dotte, returned home Sunday after
two weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
Charles Slash.
The Ribbon social given by the B.
Y. P. u. Monday night was a large
success.
The Emancipation hop will be held
at the Blennerhassett opera house
Monday evening instead Of at the
Eclipse rink The ferry boat will
run at all times.
MaceO Lodge, No. 16, X of P,
will meet Monday evening.
Naomi Lodge, No. 1851. G. U. o,
of o. F.. will meet Tuesday.
Vendetta Court, No. 5, of |. o. o.
c., will meet Thursday
Thomas Wake, of Harrisville, was
in the city few days last week the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Pleasant
Reeves.
Roy Jackson, Of Harrisville, at
tended the Emancipation celebration
last Monday.
l.. o. Wilson, of Weston, spoke
at Emancipation celebration last
Monday. The Emancipation program
was being rendered at this writing
and more will be said Of it in next
issue. -
Mrs. Thomas Jackson, who has
been visiting in Charleston all sum-
mer returned home last Friday.
Rev. Edw. Moore, pastor Of Logan
M. f. church, who spent last week
in Baltimore, Md, returned home
the first Of the week
Miss Mary Peyton left last Monday
night for Storer College at Harpers
Ferry, where she will resume her
studies and act as secretary to Prof
Henry Mcdonald, president of that
institution.
Miss Nettie Slash returned home
Saturday, after an extended visit to
Cleveland, Ohio, and Wheeling.
Mrs. Charles Slash left Sunday for
GuyandOtte to spend a few days
visiting her mother
Mrs. Thomas Whitaker and her
daughter Pidgy passed through our
city Sunday en- route to Harpers
Ferry, where Pidgy will enter her
work at Storer College. While in
the city they were guests Of Mrs J.
M. Carter on 10Th street.
Herman Brown, who has been
working at his trade as Dlasterer at
Elizabeth for several days, returned
to the city Saturday.
j. M. Carter, who has been off on
vacation for twelve days at At
lantic City and Washington and his
old home in Virginia, returned
Tuesday and reports a very pleasant
time.
The enrolment at Sumner school
Is greater than it has been at this
time Of the year for several terms,
which shows that both the parents
and the pupils appreciate their pleas
ant environments. The work is NOV
ing on nicely and everything points
TO the most successful school term in
the history Of that institution.