Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-04-22


Democratic ticket, was in town last
Monday.
Easter programs rendered At
the Cong'l and NJ. K. churches last
Sunday were very much appreciated
by the audiences In attendance.
The Woodmen meet tonight in
regular session At their Camp Room
on th,rd floor WrighLs Block. All
members are requested to be pres.
ent.
Do not mise the social at h. of
p. Hall, Friday evening. Bring a
lead pencil with you and some
change, for after your Amusement,
you will need refresh ments.
Hon. Virgil A. Lew is will deliver
an address ON Odd Fellowship at the
Huntington Theatre on Sunday,
April 26th, at p. M. it being the
seth anniversary of the order.
Miss Ruth Wilson was recently
elected directress of the Nj. f..
church choir. Since Miss Wilson
took charge of that organization a
very decided improvement is notice.
able.
No special program was rendered
at the Baptist church Sunday. Large
audiences attended the morning and
evening services, however, an ex-
cellent sermon being delivered al
each service.
Republican District conventions
will be held May 23d and county
convention June 9th to send dele.
gates to the State nominating con
vention to be held at Charleston
July Sth ard for sending delegates
to the Sixth Senatorial convention
hereafter to be called. The official
call will be printed in this paper
next week.
jesse Dishman, aged IL, stepson
of Albert Hayes, of South Ceredo,
died Tuesday, April 18th, of brain
fever. The boy had been ill only
about week when death took him
away. The remains were conveyed
to the Docks creek Baptist church
last Wednesday where Rev. Jerry
Harmon conducted funeral SER
vices. The body was later laid to
rest in the Skean graveyard. A
large number of relatives and
friends attended the funeral and bu-
rial.
Aaron, son of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
ID. Copley, entertained number of
his Young friends last Thursday
evening in honor of his eighth ami
versary. The lads and lassies en-.
joyed themselves immensely from
6 to $50 o'clock in participating in
various games, such as children are
wont to indulge. Near the hour of
nine refreshments were served after
which the young folk took their de-
parture. Besides receiving the well
wishes of his many little friends.
Master Aaron was also the recipient
OF numerous presents.
We heard the remark made las,
week by two Or three persons that
there never was more intelligent
looking set of delegates in attend.
ance at convention held in this or
any other West Virginia county
than the ones who were present at
the Republican convention held at
Wayne last Friday. They were
mostly good-looking, too, as well
as lntelligent-looking. But, under
stand. dear reader, the editor OF
this paper was not among the ones
to whom reference is made. He
was inside the railing near Albert
Holt, j. III Meek, p. II. Napier,
Prof. +. b. Mcclure and the can.
didates for Judge of the Court OF
Appeals. This is not saying that
NONE of the last named are hand
some, however.
The announcement of J. G..
Lambert for County Clerk appears
in this issue of the ADVANCE.
AS our readers know, Mr.. Lam bert
is a Democrat and his candidacy
is subject to the sctIon of the
voters of his party at the Primary.
While of course we expect a
Republican to be elected to the
office of County Clerk, land to all
other Offices of the county for
that matter), but if such a thing
should occur that a Democrat be
called to fill that Office we know
of no member of that party in the
county who would come any nearer
nleaainR all the citizenA of the