The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-10-01

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T Alttsnss were IA ahs city this week "a 4
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j jss The diea Ala Society of st. paul
AN M church will meet tonight at
the dsace of M Rs k Iss Steve s ~ II
: Lawrence street. e =. 5s N.Y. Es.y.
Ia the base II game at Clyffeside
tuesday or last week, the
Chalfleston Clippers aefsatsdbl The
:. PaFsk: pity club, OF Ashland, by a
score of 8 10 g. ~ * b., : LIN, H. 4 & ~.
8 II 4 Mrs. John Hare spent Sunday at
spffA4msh and e Pit: Pleasant with
s Members of st. Paul A.. M. e.
. ca fch viii give g concert. Monday
!. night, sfoFf the purpose of raising
mdney ON 4thS pastors salary. !. .E y, ::
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Indies s,spenf the first of the week
haEe. Saging, Tuesday, for Clarks4
bufg ". ayne ) expects to be a a,
: ~ tyt,f7 a. 7scca - :, u $
day t It {s:. :: ,$sS23 ~: = - H., s I
HI MissRaisy Coleman left, Saturday.
for Chicago, Whsre4she will spend
seYsTat ends. q, y; 4 r. n
Miss EeffieI SprIggss Iates assistant
IN The Commercial department at the
Mss#t &: s.a !.gtnaa %C5lored Institute,
passed trough the city, Monday, en-
route to:E FISH. University,~ Nashville,
3repH. where she will pursue the
course IN plano forte. IS. /. r.. Z
/, Hev$a lsfs tICg IN lker.,. past ortof the
Sta Paul A.. M E.-church, leaves on
! the ! 9Th to attend the ahhual:con
/~enes, which convenes at Wheeling the
= day following. ~: =: - .#..+-7. =.
X AZ NJ; Hazlewoode and j. w. Whey
:; have been appointed on the Advisory
: committee. which will have charge oil
theIconduct Of the campaign among
! colafed voters. The committee win
* meet at Huntington, Saturday, to
perfect Organization and plan their
work. i .>. ..'l. .,~I0,7'.,
s. :. Sunday y. Ida was Old Folks Day at
sinlpson' M e. church. At II a.. M.
the.S 1peastorn Rev. -. w. Waters,
preached to, a<,large audience COM
posed mostly Of the. older members
OF the church. Dtnner:W was served at
~ and from 3 till many testified OF
theirs hops Of # mpaertaltty. = .,.;.: ~
= Rev .t McHenry Jones, presid dent
, OF the West Virginia CoIored Insti-
]: rdte, preached ain excalIent, sermon al
$50 clock, his uBiect Being the Chris
tian~ Church, the family or Christ.
Rev, Jones Is an eloquent .talker and
his SERMON made an evident impress
s1oft on his hearers. Services in
:, memory OF Hezekiah Cuzzens, John
Robinson, Henry Jefferson and John
:. Scott were seond uctSd by A. O. Wels
and john Essex, after the sermon.
the evening service was conducted
ny Rev. John, Essex, whose sermon
was very interesting. ~. {
The Lifters, Club OF Simpson M. F.,
CHURCH VIII be. entertained by Mrs.
HAWKINS, Thursday evening, at the
home, 1of>Mrs. Epaline Hackley. The
Thur'ssdlay Night, Aid Society viii meet
with Mrs. Rhoda Muse. On Friday
nighWthe Aid viii meet with, MR..
Amanda CainDbeli;:"' c'.m'.,' - >: rs, :