The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-10-15
Charleston

for a wotnen's day at his church >Sun-
Jay at which time the women mem
Ders Of the congregation will per-
FORM the services. with the exception
OF presiding, usually ASST gned TO the
men, They will invoke the divine
blessing, announce the hymns and
meetings make collections. etc. In
J The forenoon Rev. w. A. Spriggs, Of
:klnstitute, will preach. Rev. s. r..
bullock and the choir OF the First
Baptist church will oft1ciate at the
Eservice at 8 o'clock IN the afternoon,
and Pres. j. McHenry Jones, OF the
! w. Va. Institute, will Conduct the ev-
ening service. -. - . i.|f,' IN ;
| large crowd was in attendance
upon the social meeting acid by Phyl-
lis Wheatley Court No.. / Order of
Calanthe, Tuesday evening. n:
The Republicans Of Nearman's
Store precinct, Fourth ward, will
have a mass meeting at Browns
Store. Court street, Friday night.
4 Thoss l.. Norris, prominent attor-
ney OF Wheeling was here the first
Of the week on political business. He
/ addressed the voter of Ward on Mon
day night and, spoke at the court
house here the following evening,
Providence Council OF the Order
of st. Lukes installed their officers
| Monday night at their hall in the K
of P. building. - a large number of
! the members and friends Of the or
ganizadon was present to witness
The imposing ceremony which was
performed by A. P. Slaughter, the
! district deputy - .,..
Attorney J. P. D. Gardner, who is
making a name for himself in the
Norfolk & Western coal fields, was
here Monday night, returning to his
home from Lewisburg. .~,'+r.'
| DR.. b: F. White, of Montgomery,
VS. business visitor here Tuesday.
| Ray Dorsey, en- route to Sisson-
vile, where he will teach, from his
home at Columbus, O., spent a few
days here the latter part Of last
tweek Mr.. Dorsey made q favorable
impression upon those with whom
he came in contact and the prospects
are very bright for. his success at Sis
sonvillc.
I ]. w. Cha5pelle, goes to Maiden
Saturday night to address the voters
of that place. .-~, 49,.
Miss Bonnie Mallory will enter
tain the Women's Loyal Union at her
nome on Lewis street, Monday night
next. .-f E:,. IT,.
Mrs. M. A. Pierson. entertained
the Ladies' Aid Society of the III. Z
, church at her home, on Piedmont
., stEeet, Thursday evening Of, last
: weck.' 80: :,
| T. G. Nutter wis speak att the
lschool' house at Institute Saturday
night. ~. ~.
| Ollies Pierson, of Raymond City
was III Charleston this week on his
way to Lynchburg, Va. While here
ne visited his mother.
Rev. G.. w. Muse preached at Ray
mond City Sunday. 49,.
c., e. Kimbrough and j. w. Whey
go to Raymond City tonight to or
ganize q Republican club. =
Mrs. Henry Burks, of Sentz ST.
was at home to a few Of her friends
Thursday afternoon Of last week
Mrs. Writ Williams Of Red Sulphur
being the honor guest.
Merry Widow pompadours at Mrs
Browns, 500 Capitol ST.. 49,.
! The issues of the day will be dis
cussed by C. E. Kimbrough at Hand
ley, Friday evening.
Complimentary to Mrs. M. O
= Mitchell and her guest, Mrs. Wirt
Williams, Mrs. Jas. Page served {
number Of friends at dinner, Sunday
E r. Carter will address a Repub
lican mass meeting at ST. Adams Fri
day evening. ...
Crawford Logan, Of Ward, was II
the city on business this week.
Mrs. WHIT Williams left Monday
for Macdonald where she will spend
a" few days before returning to her
home" at Red Sulphur. - -,
The congregation Of the First Bap'
} list. church raised $4,000, Sunday
on the Bullock Monument Fund!
t Mrs. Mary Bowles, of Columbus, is
: spending a few weeks here with her
, son, Frank Bowles, and family.
. Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Hazlewood have
, as their guest, Mrs. B. A. McCarty
! mother Of the former, who will spend
t several weeks here. o..
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TAFT is NEGROES FRIEND.