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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-03-26
HUNTINGTON.

The greatest reception OF the sea-
son was given by Eureka Lodge, no.
l3l, Of Elks, at the Is. OF Z. hall,
Friday evening, March Goth. Be
tween 800 and 400 persons were in
attendance. .tThc hall Was bcautttul-
.ly decorated, ferns and palms made
the building look like 4 vast tropi-
, cal garden. The dignity and the re-
t1hement Of the guests was like that
displayed at social functions at the
White House
w. 0. Terry. Of Charleston. WAS
In the city, Friday. to attend the
Ells banquet.
Rev. S. r. Bullock, Of Charleston,
exchanged pulpits with Rev. s. \.
Thurston. Sunday.
Mrs. Eva Edmonds was taken sud-
denly i'll, Sunday night.
Billy kc:sands and troupe we're
guests Of the Elk, Friday evening.
The reception given Rev. Venture.
at the M. E. church, Monday night
was quite a success.
Mrs. G. G. Barnett and her grand
mother, Mrs. Katherine Nincy, are
visiting relatives at GallipoliS. Ohio
lsham Scott was called to Rich
mond, Va, on account of the illness
Of his father
J. w. Mahanes made flying trip
to Virginia this week.
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Miss a. NJ. Rotan was guest Of he1
parents. Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. J. w. White. of Red Star. ia
the guest Of relatives this week.
d. W. Galloway, teacher at Cotton
Hill, was seen in our town, Satur-
day.
Mrs f. NJ. cambridge. Of Quinni-
mont. made flying trip 70 our town,
Friday.
". II. Wilkerson was in town on
business last week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Ro-
tan, March 18th, a boy.
Rev. J. II. Anderson lett Tuesday
for Baltimore to attend conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Harte were made
happy by the arrival Of daughter
March ! 9Th.
Mrs. J. B. Washington and son
Homer were guests Of Mrs. b. F..
Turner and family, Of Kaymoor
Sunday
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gram
The young peoples choir, under
the direction Of James b. Titus, Is
doing efficient work. =
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Grimes and
their daughter Sylvia entertained the
Nonpareil musical and dramatic So
ciety at their beautiful home, on
Springfield avenue, last Friday eve-
nlng. A fine program was rendered.
The society had as guest Of honor,
n. NJ. Park, state agent for the Me-
tropolitan Mercantile and Realty
Co., Of New York City. Mr.. Park
delivered very able address, which
was highly appreciated by all At
ter the program. 4 very tasty repast
was served.
The Syndicate social club will give
its third dance and reception at
Johnston's hall, on the evening Of
he 31st inst:
Mrs. c. w. Richardson and D. A.
Hall are on the SICK list.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. |. Pcmberton are
no wQuartered in their own home,
now Quartered in their own home,
Mrs. Philip Hall has returned from
a very pleasant visit to Washington
D. G..
Mrs. A. H. Hath is convalescent.
j. w. Higgins arrived from Zanes-
lie. Monday morning.
Miss Alice Higgins is training the
Zion Sunday school at Massillon for
Easter.
c. w. Richardson, president Of the
Excelsior literary society, is making
great success in the literary field.
He announces many good things to
follow
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CORRESPONDENCE.

Alexander Henderson paid mEti.
Miss Lillian Columns left tor nel
home, Thursday.
President }. Mcllcnry Jones left
fer baltimore, Tuesday.
Miss Hazel billiard WAS the guest
of Miss Amelia Lowry from Friday
to Sunday evening.
Miss Ruth Banks returned Friday
Miss Ethel Jones and Mr.. Andrew
Brown were entertained 1T 6 o'clock
dinner, Friday. 10y Mr.. and Mrs. ".
Ii. Lowry.
+. d. Cambria, Mason Burke and
r. ID. Law wer. among lhe out-of-
town guests who attended the Y. Nj.
{. y. entertainment. Friday evening.
Miss RoSalynd Friend spent Sun
day at home.
Miss Henrlttta James registered at
the West Virginia Colorcd Institute,
Monday.
Miss Ethel Jones left for her home
in Rendville, Ohio. Saturday.
Elmer Williams left for Wheel
ing, Saturday.
Boyer Lee returned from Jane
Lew. Monday morning.
Rev. J. J. farmer preaC he'd at the
Baptist church, Sunday morning.
Stitute, Sunday evening.
f.. NJ. Burgess aud w. \. Spriggs
spent Sunday evening in Charleston
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CL.ARkSBI RG.

Mrs. Lottie Brown is greatly i'm
proved in health at this writing.
The St. PatriCk's social. given by
attended, and proved a decided sue
.ess, both socially and financially.
On Sunday afternoon. Rev. G. W.
". Jenkins preached to the Morn
ng Star club has proved itself a very
church. The choir Of Trinity NJ. E
church furnished music. The Morn
ng Star club has proved iSeltf a very
important factor in the financial Of
airs Of the church. 4 liberal col
ection was lifted.
Rev. O. T. Davis. of Buckhannon
preached three excellent sermons at
ride A. NJ. f. chapel, Sunday, the
occasion being the regular quarter
y service of the church. Good
lied congregations were in attend
lnce throughout the day. and the
ligh-water mark, both spiritually
and financially, was reached.
The following excellent program
vas rendered under the auspices Of
the missionary society at Mt. Zion
Baptist church, Sunday evening:
Singing, choir.
Prayer, Mrs. Sylvia Kent.
Scripture lesson, Mrs. Irene White
Singing, congregation.
Paper, The Wise Use Of Time
Mrs. FRANCES. QuarIles.
Duet. Miss Pearl Robinson and
Maggie Lewis.
Paper, Woman as a Missionary
Dr.. I. R. Whipper.
Solo, Miss Adele Wilkinson.
Select reading. Mrs. Matte Hill.
Solo, Miss Virgie Farmer.
Select reading, Miss Mamie John
son.
Solo, Miss Edna Williams.
Paper, Miss Eva Lewis.
Duet, the Misses Patton.
Paper Miss Julia ScruSgs.
The exercises were highly enjoyed
by the large congregation.
Rev. Jenkins year Of work here
cess; s., 4SG was collected this year
Tor all purposes, while the spiritual
side Of the church has been kept VI
equally as we'll. The large crowd
in attendance atteSted to the popu-
laritE Of Rev. eJnkinS. During the
serving Of the supper, the junior or
chestra furnished excellent music.
The stewards and stcWardesSes Of
Trinity NJ. E. church gave a fare
well reception i'll the lecture room
Of the church in honor Of their pas
tor. the Rev. G.. W. W. Jenkins, who
is closing out the work OF one OF the
NEST successful years that the church
has experienced during its entire his
tory.
.\n appropriate and interesting
program vas executed in the audi
tOrium Of the church to large au
dience, consisting Of the pastors
members and friends Of all the col
Orcd churches in the city, who were
present to show their appreciation o.
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LlatiOnS.
j. w. Johnson, deacon Of the Shi-
ioh Baptist church, announced, Sun
day, that within a few more months
Massillon will rejoice in the purchase
Of Shiloh Baptist church property
and building. The church property
is located on Charles street, south OF
Main street. Deeds have been made
and preparations are unGNr way for
construction.
The ladies Auxiliary OF the 4. NJ.
r. Hlon church gave social and lit
Grary program, Thursday evening. \
pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
t+~-~A -ealSe HoAp- order for the Advocate
at y. G. Hawkins, confectionery and
news stand.
Rev. Fuller, d. d., Ill. d., Of Roch-
| ester, Pa, assisted by the Rev. W.
Nelson, Of Beaver Falls, Pa. 0rdain-
ed Rev. J. II. Smith, Of the Shiloh
Baptist church, Thursday evening,
$50 O'Clock. Benjamin Raimey
deacon, was also ordained. Rev
Smith stood an average Of 95 PEI
cent. The ordination sermon was
preached by Dr.. Nelson Dr.. Fuller
delivered the charge. \ reception
was held at the honir Of the Rev. J
II. Smith, 80 Y. Mill street in honol
Of the occasion.
| An excellent entertainment was
! given, Monday evening. at 7:3O
O'Clock, at the Shiloh Baptist church
by the ladies aid society, in honor 81
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COVINGTON, VA.

The Booker T. Washington club
played East Lynne at Lowmoorc,
March IS, and Clifton Forge, March
10. At each place they had fun
house. They are working in inter-
est of the new church.
Dr.. Johnson spent Wednesday in
LOWmOOre, where he accompanied
the Booker T. Washington club.
Thomas Mason, Of Wrightsville,
for some time, died Of the dreaded
disease, Sunday evening, about SIX
o'clock. His funeral was preached
at the residence Of his parents. Mon
day, at 3 o clock, by Rev. W. J. Hack
EFT. His wife died Of the same dis
ease about three months ago.
James Jackson, who has been i'll.
is conval escing.
Mrs William Neusome was indis-
posed, Sunday.
A leap year banquet given by the
ladies last Tuesday evening, was
quite a social affair. The color
scheme for the occasion was green,
riage5 began running at s o'clock,
and made their last trip about $50,
when the last couples left very re-
'luctantly. Mrjc for the evening
was furnished by Mill2r's orchestra,
which was seated on an elevated
three-cornered platform, hidden be-
hind bank of evergreen. The cos
tunes Of all were beautiful, and
each lady Wed with the other in be-
ing courteous to the gents. There
were about 40, consequently 1t
| would be inconvenient to give the
names. The menu consisted OF ham
chick2n potato salad, slaw, deviled
eggs, cheese, pickles, olives, ice
cream, cake, oranges, black coffee.
I Mrs Julia Mitchell IS preparing to
organize the Daughters Of POCahOn-
| tas.
T. T. Anthony visited his wife
| Monday evening.
| Sterry, Robert. Ruth and Fred
Smith visited their father at Hot
Springs, Sunday.
Sherman Smith spent Sunday al
| Hot Springs.
| Miss Sophia Mills is very i'll IL
! West Virginia, near Gary, where she
has been teaching school, Her faith
| er hopes to bring her home thi;
week
Mrs. Lucy Jackson and daughter
Etehl were Sunday guests Of Mrs
s. II. benson.
Mrs. Mile Patterson spent scvera
days in Lowmoore this week.
r. A. Smith, Of Hot Springs, vas
guest Of his family, Friday evening
Mrs. BurkS, mother Of G. r
Beale. spent week visiting friend;
at her home in Natural Bridge.
Rev. w. j. Hackett, G.. r. Beale
and J. II. walker were in Cliftol
Forge. Thursday, to see East Lynne
Mrs. Lula Grant and Rev. Andar
son spent some hours, Sunday, witt
Mrs. Lizzie Rucker, on Alleghcn!
avenue.
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ST. .ALBANS.

Miss Rhoda A. Wilson, teacher in
the Garnett school al Charleston,
spent Sunday with her parents.
Mrs. Emma Buckingham and Mrs.
Ora Brooks, Of Winfield, are guests
Of Mrs. F. w Morgan.
Ed Straughter was somewhat in
disposed last week.
Miss Bessie Hare, Of Winfield,
spent a few days here last week
with her cousin, Wyoma Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, Of Charles
ton, came down, Tuesday, to visit
the latter's mother. While here
their home. with it's contents, was
totally destroyed by fire.
The Rising Sun club gave an en-
tertainment at the parsonage, Fri
day night. for the benefit of the
church.
d. A. Lipscomb spent few days
last week at home.
J. W. Price was at Huntington on
business, Thursday.
George Hare, Of Winfield, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Frank
Morgan.
Lon Wilson was home few day;
last week, on account Of sickness.
Rev. D. Stratton, D. D., and Franz
Harris arc at home for a few days
Anderson Wilson, who has beer
at home sick for a few weeks, hat
sufficiently recovered to return to his
work.
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Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. r. VI. Bur
CESS, daughter.
John Riddle made business trip
to Charleston, Thursday.
Miss Hattie Peters spent several
days at Institute during the past
week, the guest Of her uncle, Byrd
Prillcrman.
Misses Minnie Burk and Artists
johnson, Of Charleston, attended the
Y. NJ. c. \. entertainment at the
West Virginia Colorcd Institute.
MISS Minnie Carr. Of Marietta, O..
registered at the West Virginia Col
ored Institute, Thursday. She was
accompanied by her mother. who
spent the day visiting the various
departments Of the school.
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PARkERSBURG.

Mrs. Isaac GUSTS entertained last
Monday night, in honor OF her guest,
Mrs. Lynch, of. Huntington.
Mrs. Lynch was also entertained,
Wednesday night, by Misses Rebecca
Brown and G5ace Wells.
| \. c. Afford, of Marietta, Ohio,
and J. B. Fleming, Of Rendville,
Ohio, were pleasant visitors to Sum
ner school last Monday. Both are
old teachers, and expressed tnem-
selves as being highly pleased with
their visit.
Mrs Sarah Griffin gave a surprise
party in honor of Mrs. VIM. Fergu-
son, last Friday night, at the nome
of Mrs. Ferguson, A number of
| friends was invited and a very en-
| poyable evening was spent by all.
Mr. Monroe, Of Belpre, Ohio, died
| quite suddenly, Tuesday evening Of
| last week. H was inferred in Rock
| land cemetery last Thursday after
noon.
A call meeting Of Vendetta Court,
No. 5, o. O. c., was held last Satur-
| day afternoon, for the purpose Of
| passing upon several applications for
membership. Vendetta is steadily in
creasing in membership.
| Jack Wilkinson, secretary OF the
State Teachers Association Of West
| Virginia, and school book man of
| note, in company with our Superin-
| tendent, made Sumner school pleas
ant visit last Thursday morning.
Under the management Of Zach
| McClung and Mr.. Dawson, a meet
| ing was held last Thursday night, to
perfect the Organization OF brass
band. From the .calibre of musical
men, they are getting together, it
| promises to be a grand success.
| II. D. Lakewood returned Mon
day night from visit to Clarksbure
schools. He reports a pleasant and
profitable visit.
Miss Bernardine Peyton, who was
out Of school, Monday and Tuesday
Of last week, on, account Of illness
was able to resume her work, We'd
nesday.
Miss Virginia Madison, a member
of the senior class, taught Miss Pey
tons room very acceptably last Mon
day, during Miss Peyton's absence.
The literary society Of Sumne1
/, high school rendered an excellen
program last Friday afternoon. Quite
number Of VISITORS were present.
a copy 'of the Advocate can be Oh
tanned each Saturday from Harr!
; Jefferson, agent, for $ cents.
Mrs. VIM. Ferguson left Tuesda!
for Baltimore, Md, to attend con
ference Of NJ. e. church.
Mrs. Jackson Berry, Of Cambridge
. Ohio. is visiting her sisters, Mrs
/ VIM McCluns and Mrs, Emma Dyke
5 on Avery street.
, Mrs. Edward Roane, Of Clarks
burg, who was in the city fe7
days last week, returned home, Sat
urday afternoon.
In the will Of the late Mrs. Mon
roe Jackson, 800 is left to Losaa'
NJ. +. church,
, Rev. Warner preached very abb
. sermon at Logan NJ. E. church las
Sabbath morning.
At call meeting Of Vendett
Court, 80. ). o. o. c., held at tn
. K. Of p. hall last Tuesday afternoon
= a numebr Of applications were pass
8 led upon and the candidates we're I'M
tiated Thursday night.
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MASILLON, OHIO.

About 50 friends gathered at the
home Of j II Lowry, 105 S. Canal
street, in honor Of his 40th birth day.
Price Holley and Ephraim Slaughter
we're the toast masters. Mr.. Lowry
responded to the toast st. Patrick.
In the meantime delicious supper
was being prepared Turkey, chick
en-. oysters, cake, ice cream and
champagne was the bill Of fare.
Many nice presents were received
and letters and kilograms Of congrat-
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the very valuable service which the
only to his own church and people
but to the entire city.
The Rev. J. f. Prior, pastor OF Mt
Zion Baptist church, was master OF
ceremonies, and the happy manner
in which he presided gave complete
satisfaction.
All the different departments OF
, the church We're represented.
The following officers made some
, timely remarks: Aaron Wilson. ON
behalf of the stewards; William Fa-
,, gan, on behalf Of the board Of trus-
tees; Guy Ruin, the Sunday school
and Nellie Wilson, the Junior Ep-
worth League.
Short addresses wern made by Dr..
W. S. Turner, Rev. G. T. Smith, pas
tor Of Pride's chapel, A. NJ. r.
church; Prof. J. W. Robinson, and
the Rev. J. Edward Prior, Of the Mt.
Zion Baptist church.
All spoke in the highest terms of
DR.. Jenkins work since he has been
in our city and of their high appre-
citation Of him as Il man who stands
for the best int rests of all the peo-
pie, regardless Of denomination.
The church choir rendered very
excellent and appropriate music for
thu occasion.
After the rendition of the program
the audience retired to the lecture
room. where most delicious sup
per was served to a crowded house.
The stewards and stcwardeSSeS, as
we'll as the officers OF the other de-
partmcnts of the church. need to
feel proud of the splendid record
they have made under the leadership
OF the Rev. DR.. jenkins.
The entire people of Clarksburg
are unanimous in their desire that
the Rev. Jenkins viii be returned to
this charge. for he has proven him.
self man among men.
On Monday night a banquet was
given by Clarksburg Star Lodge, X.
of p. A large crowd was in attend
ance
A sock social will be given at
Pride a. NJ. e. chapel, Thursday
evening.
Jno. Lee of Monongah. spent Sun
day here with his family.
Miss Sarah Bowman, who just
closed a successful school term at
Shinnston, spent Sunday here with
friends, and left Monday morning
for her home at MassillOn, Ohio.
Mrs. Lee Turner, of shinnston,
spent Sunday here with relatives.
Miss Mary Bowman, who teaches
at Lumberport, spent Sunday here
with friends.
Jno. Burns is quite i'll at this wri-
ting.
Instead Of regular preaching, there
will be a temperance program at
Pride A. NJ. E. chapel, Sunday even
ing.
The following program was pre-
scented at the High School literary
society, Friday afternoon:
Singing. by the society.
Quotations, all the society.
Recitation, Anna May Washing
ton.
Solo, Ophelia Washington.
Essay. The Emigration Of the
Mormons to Utah and the Result,
Cora Gales.
Recitation, Mary Jette.
Singing, by the society.
Esasy, Progress Of the American
Negro, Marie Miles.
Debate, Resolved, That boys are
more useful than girls. Affirmative,
James Washington, Myledus Walk
err; negative, Lillian Jackson, Jennie
Walker. Negative side won.
Eagle, Jennie Walker.
Critic, Cora Gales.
Attendance honor roll Of Water
street high school for january:
James Washington, Anna Washing
ton, Ophelia Washington, Jennie
Walker and Mitchell Wilkinson.
Scholarship honor roll: Estella
Walker, Cora Gales Mabel Rome, Lii
NFr1l-
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CANTON, OHIO.

Carnatlon Lodge, No. II, K. Of
p, will hold its third annual thanks
giving services, Sunday, March 20
at ST. Paul's A. NJ. K. church. Rev
II. f. Fox presiding.
Jno. Policy has gone to Frank
lin to visit relatives.
Under the direction Of Mrs. w. II.
Adkins, assisted by Miss Ida Jack
son, the st. Paul's Sunday school Is
preparing splendid Easter pro
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Mabel LOnny and Bessie Johnson and
Mrs. NJ. l.. Smith and a. Smith.
Select readings, n. Johnson, Ar
linSton Thompson.
Solos, Mrs. l.. Johnson, Miss Ger
t:ud>, Meyers, Mrs. Maize Johnson.
Refreshments were served, a large
attendance was present, and nice
sum raised.
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NppaWqiiQ

H. L. Page and sister made a
trip to Medicine Lodge last week.
Mr.. Edison Springer is helping
Ray Resell with his fall work.
Mrs. Bud Groendyke and son,
Leonard, left Friday for two weeks
visit in Iowa.
Miss Cora springer, who teaches
west of town, visited with home
folks Sunday.
Chas. Gronemiar came very near
being one of the lucky ones in the
piano contest.
Erma Hoy left the neighborhood
last week for Hazelton where she
will spend the winter with her
sister.
We hear that the pie social has
been given up at district "a. Well
we don't care, we get plenty of pie
at home, and besides mamma says
we can't go out after night any
more.
People of this neighborhood are
thinking of hiring Thomas Balmer
as guide at the Medicine river
bridge in case of high water. 1t
IS said that he waded the river
ten times last week while hauling
hogs to market and the only
change we saw, was the change of
clothes. This bridge should be re.
paired at once as people do not
care to be down next to China
digging pigs out of the quicksand.
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Sur and Lake City Happenings

Who said Gesner had the blues?
Good harness at Lakes hard
ware store.
Quite number of the Goats
Masons attended lodge at Lake
Saturday night.
Drummer Hittle was in Lake
last Wednesday selling fiddle
strings and bachelor buttons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hillory of Macks-
vile have been spending a week
with Rev. and Mrs. Summers.
Winter will soon be on and that
means new heating stove. You
will find prices right at Fred Lakes.
Miss Brassette, the Deerhead
school lassie, was in Lake Satur-
day and tarried until after the pie
supper.
The Sun City school building is
now complete in every particular
and IS certainly a great credit to
the community. For appearance
1t is dandy.
Frank Day still has a banker
ING after threshing machines. He
recently purchased Yves Urton's
outfit and is doing lots of work
for the people in this locality.
]. w. Young says he wants a
good paper and puts up the price
TOR the Index. ]. w. is managing
the John Young place this year and
knows how to strike in order to get
the cash.
In order to keep pace with the
times Orville Fager's team became
rampant last week and chased ov-
er hill and dale finally turning ov-
er and literally demolishing the
rig. Orville, of course, received an
honorable discharge from the bug
gy but was not hurt.
Slim did it-last Wednesday
evening Mrs. Shigley and daughter
and Mrs. Miller, Sr. were out driv-
ing south of Lake when the horse
(which is always looking for a
"booger, . J suddenly turned about
uPsetting the buggy and landing
the occupants upon the ground in
an unfriendly manner, though
without serious injury. The horse
continued his athletic sport until
the rig was nearly reduced to sliv
ers. Slim has been the Shigley
family's driving horse for some
time but we feel safe in saying
that he is now on the market.
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