The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-04-11
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Mfa. M. LOWS, OF KanaWh0 CITY,
was tho guest of friends here, Tues
nawha City, 80.
day. ~ I{,I'..',: -! 49,. .
Mrs. ISS: II. Page and little daugh-
ter spent the flrst of the week In Ka-
Mrs. Fletcher Floyd is able to be
up, after an Illness OF four weeks, i !
Mys, ,Fshx Adams Is seriously III
ut her home, ON Lewis street, +
Mrs. RAta Rndgers will entertain
the WflllnR Workers this afternoon.
Mrs, lucy Mickens and Miss Stel-
Ia Smith, of, Plymouth, were in the
city shopping this week, ": 60
Mrs, .AnKaiiue Fuqua remains III
at her homo, on N Rand street. I
Elzy Brooks is confined to his
home with tuberculosis ">.r' :,
Mrs. W. M. Ray, who was taken
i'll su ddealy a. the cemetery, Monday
afternoon. hi Improving. Is. ''''E
Mrs! Mary Lewis entertained FEW
friends at tea. Tuesday evening, COM
plim entary Ata,tRev. G. B. Howard, OF
Peterabursi{Va,; Or. J. N. StOnsy! of
Augustai &Gs., land Prof. j! N. Car
vim. OF Winchester, KY. Covers we're;
laid for Si1. r. O.: :. 1000
The choir ,of the First Bartiatl
church isHpreparing an excellent prob
gram for Raater ,->' s&JStlatsi
Mrs. Henry James and, Idaughtars
Of Smithers, were guests Of Mrs. M0ftl1
gan James, Monday. - st,>s-;: E'sSS,S
Washington Lodge, No: 81 A. f.
A NJ fky- uv.tt for
their lodge Of sorrow, which will be
held FridayyIthe nth. At; this time
services memorial services OF their
departed brother. s. w Starks, will
be held. The public is invited to at
tend. .r.t,l:5'+
Miss eBssies Taylor Is confined toI
her home again by illness.
Miss Rhoda A Wilson, teacher In
Garrett school, has been detained at
the bedgtdesof her sister. Miss Eliza
beth Wilson, in PIT. Pleasant.
Miss Ruth Taylor is the guest of
friends in Patkersbnrg. .-
!. NJ. Carper is in New York on
business. -:
Mrs. Lem Anderson had as her
guest this week, Mr.. O'Connor and
his. daughter, Of Gallipolis, Ohio.
Mrs. M. T. Sinclair and her little
son Terry have returned to their
home IN Bancroft, after spending sew
eral days with friends in the city.
Miss Clara Stewart, Of Circleville,
Ohio, was the guest Of Miss Nina
Clinton, Sunday
Mrs. Sara Johnson is i'll at her
home, on SentZ street.
Mrs. Maria Thomas, of Montgom-
ing from her recent illness.
Mrs. Maria Thomas, of oMntgom-
cry, is In the city, guest Of Mrs. An
ME DeIonney, on ElmWood avenue.
Rev. w. E. Walker left Tuesday
attend the district convention of the
A. M. f. church.
Miss Ida King was the guest of
Mrs Fannie DeHonney a few days.
Miss King left Monday for her
school.
Mrs. Minnie Samuels left Tuesday
morning for Buchanana, w. Va, to
attend the district convention Of the
A. NJ. f. church.. :,
school convention will meet in this
city, April Goth and May 10.
Theodore Henderson is able to be
out, after an illness Of several weeks.
Mrs. Anna Wells-W atson, Of Pomc-
roy, Is in the city, guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Lakewood.
The ladies of the Loyal Union had
very successful public meeting,
Monday evening, at the First Baptist
church. Every number on the pro-
gram was interesting. The music
was especially good. The principal
feature of the evening was the adj
dress by Rev. G. B. Howard, OF Pc
tersburg, Va.
Mrs. Mary Perry, Of Montgomery,
was the guest Of friends this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wv. Boyd's little
daughter Rheaba is Ill at their home,
on Morris street.
Rev. G. y. Howard, Of Petersburg,
Va, left Tuesday evening, for his
home. Rev. Howard was n former
pastor Of the First Baptist church in
this city. 1t was n source Of pleas
ure to his old friends to h9ve an OPP
portunity to greet him.
Mrs. Mile Banks, OF Handley, was
the guest Of friends, Monday.
Mrs. Foreman, Of Handley, was
he guest OF Mrs. Isaiah Campbell
this week.
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