The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-04-02
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street. returned to her home at
| ClarkShIr% Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Grayson, OF Hvidyenort
ono, was visitor in The city for Il
/ f"W days last week. Or Thursday
evening h" delivered very able SER
m"n 1T the Nit. Zion baptist church.
III" Young Mems Star Club Of the
baptist Church rendered Il special
! "Er gram Monday evening.
AIRS. Nancy Dickson is seriously
| ILL.,
Mrs. L0vcy Brown, who has been
SICK for som" time. is il Il very seri-
Gus condition.
Mrs. Sophia Farley is quite i'll at
her homo on West Tenth street
Mrs. Archer remains quite i'll at
her Aonir at 1902 Juliana street.
, Carey Williams returned home
week before last from Huntington.
Mrs. Pulia Amiss Russell, of
! Wh"tlinE, spent two weeks in the
! city, visiting her relatives and
, friends.
Household Of Ruth No. 50 met
Tuesday evening,
Peter Brook is improving after an
! !liness OF several months. and it is
I hoped by his many friends that he
may soon be seen on our streets
! Miss Helene Jackson left Thurs
| day fer Detroit, Mich. to visit with
her sister a few weeks.
| The Willing Workers Club me-
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Hender-
son, on Clay street.
| Rev. A. J. Jones preached at the
! Wesleyan Methodist church, Sunday
a. eleven O'Clock.
The thanksgiving exercises Of Ma
Geo Lodge No. 16 and Blenncrhassett
! Lodge No. -, X. Of P. and Ven
i delta Court 40. 5, o. O. c.. were
; held at Bethel A. NJ. f.. church last
| Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The
: sermon was interestingly delivered
; by Rev. f. E. O'Brien. the pastor,
! and the management Of the affair
was in the hands of Sir Wm A. Nc
: Chung, who acted as master Of ccre-
monies. Besides the members Of the
court and lodges, large and appre-
ciative audience was present and the
! church was taxed to its utmost ca
I pacity.
Buy an Advocatel each Saturday
from Harry Rupert jefferson. agent.
Copies may be obtained for ; cents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Jefferson are
! having their home remodelcd and
improved at S13 Swan street.
The program Of Sumner High
School Literary Society last Friday
AFTERNOON was an interesting one.
+ Miss Esther COlston was out Of
school one half day last week on &C
count Of illness. She is now conya-
descent.
u DR.. J. ". Shellcroft is having eX,
1ensive repairs made on his home
property on Tept street.
ne following new members were
added to the roster Of Vendetta
= CCurt no. ;, O. O. c., last Thursda!
night: Mrs. James, Watson, Mrs
! Sam'l Brown, Mrs. Twyman, Mrs
Chas Pierce, and Mrs. Saml Meats
This gives Vendetta Court mem
bcrship Of over fifty.
Rev. T.. f. O'Brien returned Sat
urday from Charleston where ne
spent a very successful week con
Quoting a revival for Rev. Walker
pastor Of the "A. NJ E. Church OF
that city.
Rev. S. P. West left last Monday
week for his work as P. e, after
spending a very pleasant week IT
this city.
Vendetta Court No. 5, o. O. c..
will give a banquet and program
lnfn
Wade Sheffey was made host OF
a surprise stag dinner given by Mrs
Shelley in honor Of his birthday
last Sunday evening at his home on
Eighth street After drinking tC
his health the guests partook OF a
lucious dinner. such as none Other
than Mrs. Shelley can prepare. Mt
Shcffey proved himself most genial
host. and the guests will remember
this evening as one OF unailo!eo
! pleasure. Those who enjoyed TINS
haDDy affair were: Wade Shefey
Clarence Sheffcy. Chas. Brown, DOW
; ard Brown. Geo. Willis, Herman
Newman. Carey Williams, Sam Jen-
kins. Chas. Pierce and lack Nc
J Chung.
The following Sir Knights came
home Sunday to attend the thank
giving services Of the K. or T. 8:
Herman Newman Of Wheeling, and
George Willis. Of Charleston.
\ large number Of knights and
Calanthes Of this city attended the
) thanksgiving services Of the pioneer
i Lodge and Court Of Calanthe OF the
order Of Knights Of Pythias at MARI
eta. o.. last Sunday night. The list
: is too large for insertion.
\ numb"r Of friends ana mem
bcrs Of KniEhjs Of Pythias and ga
lanthcs was in the city Sunday from
Marietta, Ohio.