The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-01-02
= MONTGOMERY.


The Christmas tree, Christmas eve
/; i was! heavily laden with many and
vs. useful presents for each member OF
I the Sunday school. The literary pro
Etam WAS we'll rendered. Much cred
rs tia die Supt. 2. w. Wright for the
x success Of the Sunday school and
3Christmas tree.
MIN The services at tho First Baptist
O. church, Christmas morning, were
Heify attended. The Rev. Brown
Z preached an excellent sermon, and
s the choir rendered most excellent
music, especially prepared for the oc-
casion.
"A banquet was given, Thursday
evening. by tho Odd Fellows. at their
hall. This banquet was the best man
aged and better attended than any
given here for several years. The
addresses were timely and to the
point, music excellent, supper plenti-
ful and we'll served. The grand
lmarch was formed on the third floor.
Hs H. Railey and Miss Nellie NJ. Lew
is-led the march to second floor,
where supper was served. Thomas
/ Johnson, chairman of the committee,
deserves especial mention, for it is
due him principally the success of
this banquet.
Rev. and Mrs. r. G. Page enter
taiued at dinner, Wednesday, compli-
mentary to Mrs. z. T. Brown, of In
stitute.
b. T. Beasley, Of Grafton. was the
Sunday guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ern
est Hardy.
Will Meadows, of Handley, was
here, Sunday.
Geo. Lee is spending the week at
Institute, with his mother.
DIR. and Mrs. B. F. White enter
tanned at dinner. Friday. The out Of
town guests were: Mrs. Il. T. Brown
and Augustus Brown, of Institute;
Mrs. c. r. Pack. of Hinton, and VIM.
Taylor, Of Nuttall. a.,
Mrs. NJ. A. w. Thompson, Of Pratt,
was the guest Of MIS-. Mary Perry.
last week
Mrs. Samuel Buster is quite sick al
her home in Buster block.
H. H. Railey was business visit
or to Carbon. Friday
VIM, Taylor, OF ,Nuttall, was here
several days last week.
Rev. E. G. Page and children, Tay-
lor and F'ortia. were at Kanawha
City, Thursday, guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Page.
Mrs. King Jackson, of Charleston,
was up Sunday. the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Hardy
Mrs. Issie Lewis entertained at din
neF, Friday.
Misses Rosa, Belle and Virginia
lcckette, Of Brown, were here, Sat
urdAy.
Mrs. c. r. Pack and baby Leon
ard, of Hinton, wore here last week,
guests Of her sisters.
Ernest Law, of Hill Top, is here
visiting friends
= Orlando Hodge, of Washington, is
mere spending some time with his
mother, Mrs. Lucy Hodge
Edward Fulks, of Charleston, was
up few hours, Friday.
Rev. Geo. E. Wooding, OF Charles
ton, was here, last week, visiting his
brother, Avery Johnson. He preach
ed at the NJ. E. church, Sunday
morning.
Geo. Perkins, of Winifrede, was
mere several days last week.
W. A. Brown, Of Institute, was
mere several days, last week, visiting
relatives
Cornelius Howard, OF Charleston
was up few days last week
Miss Sessie Jordan, Of Eagle, who
spent Christmas week with Miss W.
sor Watson, returned home, Sunday
MISS Amelia Wilcher, of Charles
ton, was up last week, the guest Of
Mf. and Mrs. r. f. BurrelI.
Mrs. Mary Perry was the gucst of
friends in Charleston, Saturday
.. T. ChiIds left, Monday, for
Wheeling for a few weeks visit
Geo. Hodge is visiting friends in
Grafton this week.
Miss Lolo Lavender. who sno,+
Hn rlstlnas here and at Charleston
ae'urned 10 her school, SUNDAY.
K. l.. Brown, of Institute .ro,t
le" oaSS mere last week, the guest Of
relatives VI
'ohn s. Page was the guest Of
1rlends on Loop creek last week
Last but not least, Of the Christ
mas entertainments was the program
ana supper, rendered and served nv
the Red Men, at their meotino ha1i
.. 9teSoay, December 81. This enter
ta,nlnent was well attended, the pro-
gram was especially interesting each