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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-04-16
PARKERSBURG,

Rev. Simon Huskins, the new pas
tor Of Logan M. E. church. and his
family have arrived in the city. Rev
Husktns has made a fine impression
on his new congregation and we
wish him God speed in his work.
DR.. j. w. Shellcroft, Mrs. E. V.
Seams and J. n. Jefferson returned
Tuesday noon Of last week from
Charleston. where they attended the
funeral services of Supreme Chan
cellor S. w. Starke
Mrs. J. w. Shellcroft, who was
sick for several days last week, is
now we'll again.
Mrs. John Bayes Is quite Ill at
her home on Busk street. ~. .
Mrs. Charles Pierce was quite i'll
at this writing.
quite number OF the members Of
the K. Of P. lodge and Court were
IN the city last Sunday from Marietta
o., attending the memorial exercises
of Supreme Chancellor S. w. Starks.
"A. G. Afford, OF Marietta, Ohio,
was In the city Sunday.
The Arbor day exercises which
were held In the various rooms Of
Sumner school last Friday were
quite interesting and enjoyed by all.
Time Is rapidly passing and two
months now will complete the term
OF Sumner school. This has indeed
been n very pleasant and successful
year and we hate to anticipate It's
close. Commencement will be held
June 4th. More commencement
news will be published later.
The death of Sir s.. w. Starks
came as great blow to this COM
munity.
Mrs. VIM. McClung has been quite
III for several days.
Beautiful and impressive were the
Memorial exercises held for the late
Supreme Chancellor S. w. Starks at
Logan Memorial church last Sunday
April -, under the auspices Of Ven
dette Court, No. 5, O. O. G.. They
were accompanied Wy the Guiding
Star Court of Marietta, O., and Blen-
nerhassett lodge IT, X. of P.
The following program was rem
dered:
Overture-Mrs. J. w. Shellcroft.
Opening Ode-Lodge and others.
Invocation-Rev. Simon Huskins.
Nearer My God to Thee-Choir.
hesolutions-Miss Jeanette Jones.
Eulogy-Prof. II. D. Lakewood
Lead Kindly Light Choir
Memorial Address Huskins.
Face to Face-solo-Miss Clora
Butler
Benediction-Rev. r. E. O'Brient.
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CARBON.

Last Thursday April 9th was a
grand day in Carbon. We held
emancipation proclamation service
called together by the band which
rendered some excellent music. af-
ter which invocation by Rev. P. P
Holland. The band played America
then the master Of ceremonies, Rev
C.. H. Carter, who made a speech
on slavery and freedom and why we
should celebrate that day.
After music by the band, r. G..
McIVer, Of WevacO, was introduced.
His speech touched on what theNegro
had accumulated since emancipated,
touching the life Of Lincoln and
John Brown.
After music by the band, refresh
ments were served until late in the
evening.
At 8 o'clock q concert was given
by the children; following, an old
band under the leadership of Prof.
]. w. Brown.
The Sunday school will have a
rally on Easter Sunday for the bene-
fit Of foreign missions.
Mrs. Hattie Martins baby has been
very low, but is much better at this
writing.
The pastor and his wife left Mon
day for their home to be gone about
10 days.
Rev. P. P. Holland and F. w.
Williams are our delegates to the
Sunday school convention; alternate
J. w. Brown and Mrs. Emma
Peakes
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INSTITUTE.

Miss Hassie Brown visited her par.
cnts, Saturday and Sunday.
Gilbert H. Beane was an Institute
caller, Friday.
Arbor Day was observed at the
West Virginia Colored Institute, Fri
day.
Miss Bessie Dorsey left for Char.
lesion, Thursday morning.
Jesse Fields is quite Ill.
DR.. r Il. Jones made profession
al trip to Institute, Monday.
The Home Makers Club celebrated
its fifth anniversary, Saturday even
Ing, at the residence Of Mr., and Mrs
Solomon Brown.
Dr. H. f. Gamble made a trip te
Institute, Sunday.
Miss Amelia Wilcher made a bust
ness trip to Charleston, Monday eve
ming.
"A Man from Nevada" is the name
OF the melo-drama that Is to be pre-
scented at the West Virginia Colored
Institute, Friday. May 9Th.
Mrs. E. G. Dorsey was caller
among Charleston friends, Sunday.
Charles Brown, Of Weston, and
Louis Thornton, Of Wheeling, left for
their homes, Tuesday.
Miss Moss Clay spent Monday in
Charleston.
Cornelius Howard visited his par
ents, Sunday.
+. d. Cambria was among his In.
stitute friends, Sunday.
Dewitt Moss has accepted a posi-
ton as printer In q Pittsburg office
and will leave in a few days.
Miss Alpha Brooks spent Sunday
here with her parents.
Mrs. Il. T. Brown returned home,
Saturday, after spending several
weeks at the bedside Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. II, H. Railey, In Montgom-
cry.
Miss Lucy Friend left Tuesday
morning for Clarksburg, to attend
the Grayson-Biglow nupttals.
Miss Lewellyn Spriggs is able to be
out again, after a long spell Of i'll
ness.
Mrs. l.. N. Brown was a business
caller In Charleston, Monday.
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PAGE.

r. w. Snead spent 4 few days at
Matoka on business.
Homer Johnson and Todd Kenny
were pleasant callers in our town
last week.
j. w. cambridge attended the fun
eral OF. our Supreme Chancellor
Monday.
Our public school closed here, Fri
day. The program which was rem
dered gave much credit to the teach
er and pupils. This is Miss Georgia
Banks second term here. She has
made many friends here, who were
sorry to see her CO.
Miss Banks and Miss Lulu LIP
comb left for their homes at st. AL
bans, Monday, carrying with them
best wishes Of the community.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Washington
entertained complimentary to Miss
Banks, Saturday night. Those pres.
ent were: Misses Alice Curtis, Jo-
sejhine Stanley, Willie Snead, Mrs
Alice Boiling; Messrs. Joe Branch
Goode Board, Frank Stanley and
Todd Kinney. At 1870 the merry
party marched to the dining room
where covers was laid for nine
All present reported pleasant time
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CLARKSBURG.

Rev and Mrs. G. w. w. Jenkins
were called to Charleston to attend
the funeral of relative. Rev. Jen-
Nns returend Saturday.
Mrs. John Strange is quite Ill at
this writing.
Miss Grayce Grayson attended the
district conference at Buckhannon
last week.
Miss Ira Ross spent several days
with friends at Buckhannon last
week.
Austin Jackson, of Wheeling, pass
cd through, Sunday, en- route to
buckhannon, to visit his parents.
Mrs. Margaret Miller and Miss
Ella Colston continue quite i'll.
Mrs. Lulu Brown IS improving
slowly.
Rev. S. P. West, P. e. Of Wheel
ing district, preached an excellent
sermon at Pride A. Nj. E. chapel, Fri
day night.
Rev. and Mrs. w. II. Edwards. of
S1sterSVllle, spent several hours here
with friends, Saturday. They were
returning home from the district
CCHleIelce Ut BuCkhannOn.
cantata entitled "The jolly Pic
mic Party" will be given, Friday
night, at the school hall, by the chill
dlen OF first, second, third, fourth,
and fifth grades
DR.. w. S. Turner returned last
Tuesday from Charleston, where he
attended the funeral Of Supreme
Chancellor Starks.
Clarksburg feels very keenly, in
deed, the iiIeparabie loss TO the race
and the state in the passing away of
Mr.. Starks.
On Monday and Tuesday nights en-
tertainments were held at Mt. Zion
Baptist church.
G. A. Ormes continues quite i'll.
Miss Anna West, who spent sew,
eral months here, the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. r. A. West, has returned
to her home In Washington, D. G.
The musical given at Trinity NJ. f.
church, Friday night, was we'll at
tended.
Mr.. Jackson, OF Parl;ersburg, spent
Saturday here. I'm the interest of his
paper, The Fair Play.
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FAIRMONT.

Mrs. Sallie Obie, who has been
confined to her bed with rheuma-
tism, is able to be out again.
b. L. Morton returned Wednesday
from Charleston where he attended
the funeral of Supreme Chancellor
S. w. Starks.
Mrs A. II. Williams and two chill
dren, Of Morgantown, were guests Of
her sisters from Friday to Monday.
Miss Matte Pronty, of Morgan
town, was the guest of Mrs. E. l..
Morton, Friday, en- route home.
The musical entertainment given
by Miss Bessie Jordan, primary
teacher, for the benefit Of the school
was considered one Of the best ever
given here. The John Brown In
dian drill and the choruses Pinkie-
Pankie Poo, Lay Lunetta and Tel
Me Pretty Maiden Sextettes we're
heartily encored and repetition was
necessary several times. The pro-
gram taken az q whole was a splen-
did and rare musical treat and both
pupils and teachers deserve special
praise.
Rev. 3. 3. Morton, M. e. pastor,
has returned from Baltimore where
he attended conference. Every one
seems pleased to see him back.
Mrs. f. II. Jackson returned Tues
day, March 31st, from Baltimore and
Nv ashihgton after attending confer
S@nce in Baltimore. She reports a
pleasant trip.
Custer Shelton suffered q relapse
from typhoid fever and is in a criti-
cal condition.
Ben Jackson, Of Parkersburg, is
in the city in the interest of a new
paper lately started.
Mrs. Harry Johnson was called to
Cumberland by the illness of q
brother and sister.
Mrs. Maria Jones left last week to
reside for an indefinite period with
her daughter, Mrs. Washington, in
Columbus.
The ladies Of Mt. Zion Baptist
church will hold q bazaar beginning
Monday, April 18th, lasting one
week. A program will be rendered
each night.
James Taylor and Harry Williams
have so far recovered as to be able
to leave the hospital where they have
been for several weeks.
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HUNTINGTON,

Whereas, The great and Supreme
Ruler of the Universe has in his in
finite wisdom removed from among
us our worthy and esteemed Grand
Chancellor Of West Virginia and Su-
preme Chancellor of the world, Sam
uel w. Starks, and, whereas, the
long and intimate relation help with
him in the faithful discharge Of his
duties In the order Of knights OF
Pythias makes 1t euinently BETTING
that we record our appreciation of
him; therefore,
Resolved, That the wisdom and
ability which he has exercised in
the leadership Of our organization
by service, contributions, and coun-
sci, will ever be held in grateful re-
membrane,
Resolved, That the sudden remov-
al Of such life from among us
deplored by all tha members of
knights Of Pythias and Courts Of
Calanthe, and will prove q serious
loss to the community and the pub
lie; but since it has pleased Him
who doeth all things we'll to take
our elijah" from us, let us hope
that there is in our midst an Ellis
ha," upon whom his mantle may
fall, who will take up the work
where he has left off and carry it
on successfully.
Resolved, That with deep sympat-
by with the bereaved relatives Of
the deceased we express our hope
that even so great a loss to us ali
may be overruled for good by Him
who knows best when our work Ia
done.
Resolved, That a copy OF these
resolutions be sent to the Advocate
the Pythian Organ, and q copy for
warded to the bereaved family.
ESPRIT DE CORPS LODGE.
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SIT. ALBANS.

Mrs. Ruth Wilson was called to
PIT. Pleasant to attend her daughter
who is quite i'll. She is still unable
to be moved home.
Miss Bertha Payne was visiting
her sister, Mrs. K. +. Waddy, Sum
day.
Mrs. Sarah Price was at PIT. Pleas
and to see her sister, Miss Elizabeth
Wilson, last week.
r. A. Neal was in town Sunday.
Miss Georgia e. Banks and Miss
Lula Lipscomb returned home from
Page Monday where Miss Banks has
taught a successful term of school.
Rev. N. Barnett was a business
visitor to town Saturday.
Mrs. Matilda Jackson, who has
been quite i'll for the past two weeks,
is reported better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brown, Of
Charleston, are visiting their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cosby.
Mrs. S. V. Wright is i'll at her
home on Railroad avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Waddy, Mrs
Stratton, Clara Erskin, Robert and
Will Parrish, Andrew Shields, r. A.
Neal, Alice Farley, Jessie and Josie
Williams, Goldie Preston and others
attended the funeral Of the Supreme
| Chancellor last week.
! Miss Josie Williams is quite i'll at
| her home on Oliver street.
Miss Clara Stewart was in town
Tuesday calling on friends.
| Mrs. Day, who has been stopping
| with Mrs. d. A. Lipscomb, left Mon
day for up on Coal.
Mrs. Cora Pierce is visiting Mrs
M. Stratton this week.
Mrs. Annie Pierce left Monday for
Columbus.
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MONTGOMERY.

James Calfee spent several days
IN Charleston last week, the guest
Of Mrs. S. NJ. Davis.
Mrs. Il. T. Brown, Of Institute, re-
turned home, Saturday, after havinn
spent month here with her. sick
daughter, Mrs. Railey, who suffered
a relapse. Mrs. Railey is much bet
ter at this writing
Rev. r. D. w. Meadows, Of Hunt
ingtOn, was here, Monday.
The executive board of the WON
ans convention met here, Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Perry was 4 bushes:
visitor to Charleston last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Locke, who
have been sick, are able to be out.
Geo. Scott, who had his leg broken
in the mines several weeks ago, is
much improved.
S. NJ. Davis and II. II. Railey were
business visitors to Charleston, Sat
urday.
Mrs. 3. i. Taylor, Of Keyser, is
here, the guest Of relatives.
Miss Marie Shelton is teaching her
second term Of school on Laurel
creek.
Miss Lolo Lavender is teaching
her second term Of school at Lawton.
V. M. Willis was business visitor
on LOup creek last week.
James Thompson, Of Thomas, was
here last week, the guest of Thomas
Johnson and o. r. WilkerSon.
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RED STAR.

Rev. Hunter filled his regular
charge here, Sunday, preaching two
good sermons. A number from
Queenstown was over to evening ger
vice.
Mesdames A. NJ. Banks and Scott
spent Thursday the 9th, in Mount
Hope, and report pleasant trip.
Mrs. Scott, Of Virginia, who has
been visiting her sister airs. M. T.
Benton, left Sunday to spend a week
with her sister at Arbuckle, Mrs.
Ada Dotson.
Mrs. Benton spent Sunday after
noon at Kilsythe and Mcdonald guest
Of Mesdames Jackson and McIver.
Mrs. Morris, who has been i'll for
some time, continues quite i'll.
J. Davis was at Thurmond, Satur-
day, on business.
Mrs. Ella Hayden was at Thur
mond, Saturday, shopping.
Mrs. r. J. Perkins left Monday
evening for Huntington, her home,
where she will reside.
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WESTON.

Chas. Arnold came over from
Buckhannon last Saturday to spend
few days with his family.
Mrs. Lucy Lewis is quite sick at
this writing.
Quite crowd of delegates and
ministers from all parts Of the state
was In the city the first of last week
On their way to Buckhannon to at
tend the district conference Of the
A. M. E. Church.
}. H. Early spent few days with
friends in Clarksburg recently.
The sick are slowly improving.
Quite a number Of town folks at
tended the commencement here Fri
day night.
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BUCkHANNON.

The District Conference Of the
Wheeling district Of the A. M. E.
church, which convened here from
Tuesday until Friday OF last week
was one Of the most harmonious
| and enjoyable events that Buckhan-
non has had the pleasure of witness
| ing for a long time, as was shown
by the large audience, which gather
ed and listened with attention and
appreciation TO all Of the various
meetings ,dnrihlg the session. Rev
S. P. West, presiding elder Of the
| district, presided over the conference
in dignified aud scholarly manner,
| and by his cordial and kindly ad-
dress, has endeared himself to the
people of Buckhannon for all time.
One Of the most pleasant features
of the conference, was the meeting
Of the Woman's. M. NJ. society, which
was held Thursday afternoon. The
| devotional exercises were conducted
by Mrs. Minnie Samuels, OF Char
lesion and Mrs. White, Of Union
town, Pa, followed by the address
of the president Miss Grayce Gray
son, Of Clarksburg. Miss Grayson g
| address was full of inspiring
thoughts for all who heard it, A
paper, subject, TRUTH" by Miss
Mitchell Of Meriden, was listened
to by an appreciative audience. One
| Of the best papers we heard was
that Of Miss Bessie Taylor, Of Char
lesion. Numerous. others were ex-
cellent, but he nave not space to
| mention them.
Miss Ira ROSS, OF Clarksburg, at
| tended district conference here last
| week and was the guest Of Miss
| Jeanette Powell
Norman Ray and sister, Miss Sal
| lie, Of Sutton, were the weekend
| guests of Mrs. William Mumford.
Mrs. Mary Hubbard, OF Weston,
| visited friends here last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Grant, Of
Weston, were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Smith.
Mrs. Minnie Samuels and Miss Bes
| sic Taylor, Of Charleston, who were
| delegates to the district conference
were guests Of Mrs. Virginia Taylor
during their stay here.
| Misses Grace Arnold and Maude
| Lewis, Of Weston, visited friends
| here during last week.
| Mrs. White, OF Uniontown, who
was here to attend conference, re-
NAMED over Sunday and filled Rev.
o. r. Davis pulpit and preached two
excellent sermons.
| Rev. J. G.. Young, Of Wellsburg:
Kew. G. Smith, Of Clarskburg; Rev.
w. f. Walker, Of Weston; Rev. E.
E. O'Brient, Of Parkersburg; Kew.
| Edwards, OF Sistersville and Rev.
Smoot, Of Meridian, attended the con-
ference here last week.
| Miss Mary Smith, of Weston. was
the guests Of friends here for sever
al days last week.
Mrs. Carrie Hatcher, of Parkers-
| burg, attended conference.
Mrs Grifith, Of Weston, came over
Thursday to attend the woman's NJ.
NJ. society and to be present at the
closing Of the conference Thursday
| night.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George Lew
| is Wednesday April the 9Th a daugh-
| ter.
The Ladies Aid society Of the M.
Z. church was entertained Friday
| afternoon by Mrs. Clora Williams
| Miss Mitchell, Of Meridian and Rev.
J. T. Reid were the guests Of the
club. Rev. Reid addressed the Climb.
and gave some timely advice.
| The people Of this community were
surprised and grieved to hear Of the
sudden demise Of Hon. s. w, starks.
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WAlNTED--At Once. jeffrey Chain
Machine men and coal cutters us
ing other machines. The National
Employment Agency, Inc, new
Coyle & Richardson Bldg, fourth
floor,
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After all very few married men
look as miserable as a grufr old
bachelor.
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The race has lost one Of it's most eff
1lclent leaders, and we feel that his
place cannot be filled
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The Lord loves a cheerful giver
provided he gives to the right cause.
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NOTICE TO TAN PAYERS.

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