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j. F.. H 3, Jackson spent Sunday. In
Morgaptown the, guest Of his broth
er, who 3Rsconxaleaeing ,glQWly.;> .
'Messrs Ruffin ), and Grayson, of
Ciarksbutgr<weFe the Sunday guests
of Misses Dawson and Martin
Mrs. Sophia Williams. ,Qf Nor.
gantown, is the question Prof. e. L.
MSrton and wife. !, [29,rs t;.s., a., Z. -. .
Mrs. A. H. Williams and children
spent a short time in opr city the
guests Of her sister, Mrs: e. i. Nor
ton, en- route to PeInt, Pleasant to
spend the Ygletdde with her parents,
The Christmas prosrana rendered
Christmas night by the Sunday
schoR children of them. F.. Church
was success and avery enjoyable
affair. I'M IT.
slowly. y@Ge.;$I:'& -
Mont Harris wak 4srriBIy injured
in an explosion. araShis. home at
shinnston, and wa as removed NF g sst 70 the
IN. Mrs ra. Aiice Wastfastonl Of ' Mt.
Lake, Is the guest, or her daughter
Mrs. Normal jackson, !. Z. &,'s.'>@:s,,,..
VIM. Mays and wife have: returned
home after several months IN Wash
tngton, Pa, where .theyhfs8sae employ
ment. q, %.E%i%It&T
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ANDERSON.

Capt. Leonard Brown, Lieut.. Clar~
ence Wilson and Angris Hopkins are
home from Institute to spend their
vacation. -.
The Christmas exercises OF the
Baptist church, Thursday evening,
were excellent and was highly en-
joyed.
Rev. Howard White Of Ronceverte,
preached two stirring sermons at the
NJ. E. church, Sunday,
James Hill and Austin Crawford
came home from Storer College TO
spend the holidays.
Miss Ella Boiling, Of Lewisburg,
was the guest of Miss Alice Banks
several days last week. ...r..'.. i
The M. E. church gave their Christ
Mas entertainment on Friday night.
Arthur Trice has gone for Q, two
weeks trip through the Carolinas.
Miss Cornelia Page was home to
spend Christmas With. her parents.
Joseph Freeman is on the sick list,
Sam Carter, who has been In Char
lesion several months, returned home
last week. ...
Alex Brown spent Christmas day
with bis parents here.
Ernest Banks was in our town sew
cTal days last week.
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And Party Spend A Day Visiting The
=. I, ,tBlueheld Colored Institute.

%Blnefeld, Dec. 28.4Fhe school was
pleasantly surprised on the morning
OF the 22nd inst. by visit from the
GoVfnor ELECT Hon. We Glass
COCK, Congressman Jas. A. Hug hes,
Delegate w. P. Hawley, Judge ;Ffank
Aayhard and Postmaster Hugh I.
shott.. =, ~ .,.,.'.' v
/ ! After visiting the buildings and
class; rooms, they expressed them
selves as being very much pleased
~ well, as agreeably surprised with
Lag eyndltions they found, and
] promised their hearty support for
the future maintenance and support
OF, the school. 81, xMSskY ~: T.. !.
t,rhe Suovernor:-e ie sI* and ID Congress-
man Higher addressed the students
imptessing upop them the import
ance Of mastering whatever they at
tempted and profitting by the adj
vantages over students 1of years ago.
school, closed wednesday,, the
23rd, TOR the holidays, and with the
exception Of about a dozen, all the
Students left in the afternoon =, to
SPEND thir vacation at their respec-
tiv % homes, or the homes of friends.
The young ladies Of the dortn1tory
appeared In their street uniform
suits last week for the first time and
every, one seemed pleased with tho
appearance. they made. The uni
form consists OF navy blue serge
eton Jacket suit with. Tam O'sbanter
cop to match, , TheSschoJ Uniform
/ Is of light blue chambray made into
shirt waist suits. The latter they
rave Xorn during the fall term, and
odd p great deal to. the appearance
Of the student body. -. ..' = u
Among the teachers who remained
here during the vacation are Miss
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prcKHANNIo,;l,YS..

Miss, Lotta .sntthE1eH Thursday
nfxht Tor Bikfns, tswh8fe5 she Will. be
the guest of. Mr.. anAzMTs. Dan Ha1
|. Prof. II. ID. Haaefwood, OF Pr rk-
e,rsburs, is visiting ats, the home @ot
Mr. and Mrs. JAS, III sDayis. N 49,
Dabiel Hall sndSaittle SOP Panl
left, THURSDAY oSrzfpatI Cent 81, ,pa''
where they will spsndsI the hoQiiday a
with Mr,.,a Halls daughter, ss ~ ,,..s .
TIA, Brown, who ,bt now located tst
at Gienville, rekuTnsRs on 81 sEsT TT 70
spend the holidays With relatives;
The Ladies' Aid held q 'ppstne as
meeting Saturday evening at the
home Of, Mr.. and Mra,s JaS. Az Devils;
A play entitled a.Idncolh's Procla-
taatfon"' will be gixen at thea ,, e.. NJ v
e, church TUesday evening, Jan. Z
The Ladies' Aid gave musicale
Monday evening Eat Eks Nome. pS Mr.
and Mrs. Jas, A., DaSis. i e ~ -,
Henry Wilson. Of Beans Mills, ts
and sister, ''',l, sEfssss q u. III
Mrs. Ifaofnton .tsckson; who has
been sick for long sihae; 10 very
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THOMAS

The Christmas. exercises =, were
highly interesting and o. r.. Black,
our teacher. and w. IT. Bolts, our
Sunday school Nperintendent, de
serve much credit for the manner: in
which the children recited their
pieces. . ...:.nv 49,. = y, ~ "; &,
:. Among those who, .devoured the
Christmas turkey OF Br. and MRS.
James T.fDBruce. were MIR. and Mrs.
A.: Boyd, Nj. ahdt MRS. VIM. f.
Thdm osen, c. R. BLACK and w. J..
THOMPSON. .:.,....>.y, -. -, .~,,:.>>
+; e. Malone and Oscar Porter, of
Davis. And James Washington, OF
Nakifss, we've IN town last Sunday.
!. Jas. Gill 4is visiting his mother,
In Manchesteg, Va, -, y (
Miss Isabella Daugherty sis spend
ing the holidays with relatives at
Frostburg, Md. T..
Rev. j. H. Hampton, OF, Kentucky,
who is spending the winter with his
sontin-law, DR.. Miller. preached at
!. the Baptist. church last Sunday
night, and jldgfng FROM, the many
kindly sentiments expressed, he can
be Justly c!assed among those of our
|. white friends who are deeply: inter
ested IN the progress Of our people,
|. His sermon was highly appreciated
and 1t "is the hope OF all that Rev.
Hampton will visit .ts again. -. -
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Ill. sae her home ins Esss 2BSue1 ,SY.


M;tat her home anA East SBue2 KSH-
non - ~ Is $50, 5S's.SSs A,1sN
Mrs, Jas, SS...Dayis and children
left Thursday morning Tor CtSrkS-
6arg, where they, will be the 0liday
,IS,asesssts OF her mother, Mr. Elttls-
ton;s \ ~. s% ~ .73 I,
Hattie Martin ia vla,tiss 4 ID ID
IN Ms. Msfsle iSti.S;VssYs ssa iiais
f1dapERter, tReta.s hi &TAtob. Y are
spending the holiday seas6h with
Mrs. Eliza Muntotd. her M6thsr. s>st
Miss sCora bot Ard dtss Ger
,truae Lee, Spf Glarkshu fgs SaerasAhs i
weekend :sassts sot Mira tsotaS sssIsi.
Ter. ,&2SsE% 2%.,'!Y = + q, Is, ne sih -
:: Mat Bailey and Tho4sAs Gsants ;ot
,Weatop. YAth inS tsS r:Iay. flSs,
/ The Chfist ntsF tafh issfes$ IT
Halls Chapel, IA. NJ Hs-;ehurch aud
at Simpaon M. E.:r church wore en-
joyod by All pEe6snt;. 81. - ~, -
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The,' slection. III ia in the Castle
Hail Of Rosoe OF Sharon lodge No.
Is. X. OF Pr: resulted In reelectins
the same poficets for the next six
months. The lodge is In a prosper
GUS condition notwithstanding the
panic that has been among us. >,aI T.
The officers OFT Eagle y Mountain
Lodge No. 6447,G. u. O. Of f. for
the next term win be as follows:
Robert GarlsAas N:f<Ss g, wv. Mer.
rite. v. c.. isaiah Payne, P. N. IF. ;
Alex Grear. p. Ne G.: Abram Flem-
ming. P. s.; DR.. G.. B, Anderson. F.
s.; DIR. P. H. Galloway. Wv. T.;
Douglass Morris, DIV; = .~. ..
A number of visitors were here
during the holidays. but everything
was very quiet ind orderly. ....'
Rev Warren. OF the. Nd. e. church,
was here this week the guest OF
Rev. J. E.. Dotson. r,
The Annual Banquet of the Ma
sons, held in Scott's hall Dec. 28th,
was we'll attended and every one
seemed to enjoy themselves. The
officers for the next year were in
stalled by Grand Master r. D. Rob
inson. >'''.'> ~-.
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Rev. w. W, Scott. OF sharon; viii
be at hts post here the second. Su66E
day both morning and Rtaht and che
usual large attendance Is e&llecfcd
to greet him. with the new year; :. $
! Mrs. r. G, /, McIYer leSs Saturday
to spend the holidays with her sts.-
ter Mrs. EAnnie ! C.. s4Iioksaa lis Stone
Cliff. and her heice. Mrs. .Ressie Nell
son, attGresnville. ~ E....:,%.,j>, IL. a
Mrs. r. b. Alston and s'baSiyy' SLe-5
snoEa. In company with Nass E. NJ:
-Dickersop, will return tomartew az
ter spending the holidays with rela-
.tives near Hpntinton. -, y. =. =. ...@ =:
) T., H. B. Rose, of Red Star. was here
: Wednesday the guest, of Miss r. M.
Dickerson and J., w. Howard, -. y.
sMr, and Mrs. J. A.. Tyree. are the
proud parents of a fne baby boy.
!; r. T. Aston, OF South Carbon,
was among the, out; OF town people
who witnessed the rendering of the
j. program at our, Christmas tree last
Monday evening. p Mr.. Aston, witt
) the other. visitors and parents were
: loud in their words Of praise, admit.
ting that old Santa Claus had dis.
: appointed South Carbon and othe,
: places on the creek and had. made
! Weyaco his headquarters. p.
: H. M. c. Reed was down from No
4 Saturday on business. -. (. = '
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GO I&R ESPONDENCE

The death of Allen Nelson which
was caused by his being crushed in
the street elevator In front of the
Traders Hotel few weeks ago, has
resulted. in the institution of a dam
age suit against the city to the
amount OF $4,000,
Miss LfllH Allen is spending her
Christmas vacation with her par
cnts at F'airchance, Pa.
Gordon Cambria. Of Lumberport,
was calling on friends here Sunday.
Wm, Jackson, of Weston. passed
:oro' the city Saturday enroute to
Fomeroy to visit relatives.
The different Sunday schools OBJ
served Christmas and all the chill
"rcr were remembered.
i've "rblic installation of officers
c. B""lah odge Of Masons was held
at Trinity NJ. e. church and fol-
lowed by banquet Monday evening.
large crowd was in attendance
and very pleasant evening spent,
Miss Matte. Prouty and brother.
of Brownsville, Pa. were business
visitors here last week.
Mrs. Richard Allen is very i'll 1T
her home on Ferry street.
Miss Mary Bowman, who teaches
at Shinnston, spent several days
here with friends. She returned
to her werk Monday.
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WESTON.


Miss Mays: Of .:Grafton.< spent the
greater part OF the holidays. here
with Rev. and Mrs. J. Z, Griffith, il.
Norman and Clark Ray and Clip
son Grigsby, OF Sutton were pleas
ant visitor, here several days |.Iast
Mr. and Mrs. sam Perkins Enter:
tatned at dinner on GhristHas day
the colored teacher. Of IT, city
schools - The .dinnsFs was very
inviting. one hnd. heartily enjoyed BY
the family aid guest +: l j.. !:
The enterEainfnent, at the church
on Christmas night was we'll attend
ed and hearff]Y enioyeH by all The
principal feature of the; evening waa
the Christmas tree. which WAS nicely
trimmed and. which contained many
beautiful and, costly prevents. >gGe-
ell Smith acted as. Santa, C1ape, and
the striking resemblance between
the mythical character. and ! CectIs
pake4up was very apparent. =, The
literary nart :sof the evenings pro-
gram also deserves special, mention:
Each number was well. rend cred and
enthusiastically sapplaude6. +. 1..%, =.
Rev. and Mrs, j. Il. Qrhfith, Rev.
and Mrs. Jackson Lack ana Evange-
list Mrs. r. NJ. White were. enter
tanned at 'dlDner Christmas day by
Mrs. Luther Brown. ."<4
Earl and Herbert Coston, of
Carksburg, are, the, guests Of rela-
tives and friends, i
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. KAWAWttA cry.

W; Woods and son returned
home Sunday. ....,.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. johnson enter
tanned at. dinner XMAS day, Mrs
Slater, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Jackson,
LOT Charleston, j.. We Woods; G, L.
jackson and Miss Ivory WOODS.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.. Page, had az
their, guests during the holidays Mrs
Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. James Page
.Mrk. N. Martin, MISS C.. B. Page, OF
Anderson, G. A. Page, OF Mounds
vile, Miss Ella Page, John, Eugene
and while Page. " d.
~ " W LET'S returned home last
week from Winona. H..,
q. R, aohnsoh was in Charleston 1ast
week; ,s.H,r ..<,.,
Mfs. watson, Of Poneroy, was the
guest ST her daughter, Mrs. T., d.
Page, last week. 49,.
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CL,ARKSBURG.

On Saturday, Dec. 10th, Principal
and Mrs. J. w. Robinson delightful
ly entertained all the members of
the high school and the teachers Of
the Water Street school at their
hospitabl home on Bridge street
The afternoon from 2 to was
pleasantly spent in games and music
Rev. Pryor with his witty sayings
added much to the guests enjoy
ment.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Booker, son.
Rev. S. P. West has returned
fromA Scranton, Pa. where he went
to ship his household goods to this
point. While away Rev Vests
pulpit was very ably filed by Dr..
Acooe, Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. James Davis, of Buckhunnon.
and two children are visiting Mrs.
BYRD Ltttleton, on Second street.
Mrs. Ed. Henry spent Christmas
here with her mother, Mrs. Thos.
Cambria. Mrs. Henry left Sunday
night for Philadelphia, her home.
Miss M. Blanche Jeffries, Of
Charleston, was the pleasant guest
Of Miss Estella Cambria last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Walker ore
spending the holidays here with rela-
tives.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman
Lowry, daughter.
Miss Katherine Covington. stu
dent at the West Virginia Institute,
fB spending the holidays with her
mother on Monticello avenue.
- Miss -Addelle wilkinson, who has
been in Baltimore for some time. is
spending the Christmas vacation
with her parents.
Roy the eldest son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lark Green, died Sunday after.
noon, after a. short illness with
pneumonia fever. The grief
stricken family have the sympathy
OF all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Green, o.
Wheeling, were called home by Tho
death Of his brother Roy.
"a. D. Cambrice, Of Charleston, il
! spending the holidays here with hi:
mother. -------.-------------.~-
b e. D. Cambria, Of Charleston i,
+ aAr were calling on friends in Lum
bSrporst Saturday. r.. D.,
~ d. Cambria and Guy Rufrir
asere calling on F'airmont friend
, Sunday. -.
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WINIFREDE.

Robt. and Frank Mcdaniel have
gone to their home a. Charlottesville
to spend the holiGavs ..-...
Floyd Adams and Fred Foreman
left for Greensboro, n. G., where
thew have employment.
H. Barber has gone to GanleS
River where he has employment.
Mrs. Minnie Holt returned Saturday
to spend the holidays here.
Henry McPhail, J. D. Wiseman. T.
B. Giles and Ed. Tate we're business
visitors to- Charleston. Thursday.
Miss Sarah Smoor is spending the
holidays here with her parents
T. r. Johnson and w. w. Lewis
loft for their home at Kanawha City
to spend the holidays with their
families.
P"rn to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smoot
a fine girl.
Mrs. NJ A. w. Thompson left
Thursday for Pratt, where she ex-
poets to spend the holidays with
relatives.
A. Wilson and R. H. Allen left the
first of the week to spA".l the holi-
days with their families.
Mrs. Joe. Hubbard continues tC
improve.
Mrs. A Manson, Of Boomer. is
spending the week here the guest of
Mrs. L. A. Davis.
w. E. Carey returned from Harper's
Ferry. Monday, where he has been
attending school,
Mrs. ]. F. .Smoot was suddenly
taken i'll Sunday.
Johnson. of Kanawha City, are
spending the week here the guests
of relatives.
Jas. r. Randolph has been Ill the
past week.
Jubilant Lodge No. II, K. Of P.
elected all of the old officers with
out opposition. Lee Johnson,
C. c.; W. N. Shelton, V. c.; G. R.
Cousins, P; G. w. Perkins, M. of
E.; Jas. ]. Thomas, M. Of T.; N. D.
Alexander, x. Of r. and s.; Lee
Johnson, Trustee; r. G.. Green, P. c.
Mrs. A. Thomas spent q few days
in Charleston last week.
N. S. Alexander, John F. Nose
ley and Mrs. l.. A. Davis were bust
ness visitors to Lewiston Friday.
II. P. Day spent a few hours in
Charleston Thursday.
The following officers were elect,
ed by Joy of Life Fountain No. 164t
for it ensuing term:
w. NJ. T. b. Giles.
Mrs. S. J. Thomas.
Chap. Edward Tyson.
Sec, G.. A. Thomas.
A. S., w. N. Shelton.
S. T., Matilda Green.
NJ. T., G.. A. Thomas.
G., Herbert Mitchell.
A. G., Emma Smoot.
Sen, J. y. Wiseman
p G., Sherman Green:
r. S., Maggie Perkins.
J.. S., Ella Shelton.
p. NJ, J. T. Thomas.
D., G.. r. Caveness.
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MT. HOPE.

Miss Henriette James was here
NJ. E. Galloway. ----.~.-.
A. f. Rotan left few days ago
to spend the holidays with his fam
lily at Boomer.
The entertainment given in Gallo
way hall Friday night by Mrs. J. w.
Williams was quite a success. A
snort program was rendered which
vas very interesting, after which re-
freshments were aerved.
Miss Elizabeth Evans, a student
at the W. V. G.. l., is here to spend
the holidays with her parents. An
entertainment was given in honor Of
her which was quite a treat to those
present
Miss Carrie Jones, Of the w. V. c..
l., is here with her mother during
Xmas.
MIR. Thurston and Mr.. Luther Pat
terson of the institute, are here Wis
+ iting friends.
J. NJ. Williams and his two little
boys, Lawrence and George, are
spending the holidays with relatives
| in Virginia.
Thomas Beck, Of Lanark, was here
a few days ago.
s. B. Graves, of Lewiston, was
seen on our streets few days ago
Mrs. A. 3. Galloway, and little
daughter, Lydia, spent Xmas al
home.
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PARKERSBURG.

Miss M. Virginia Brown, of Storer
College, Harpers Ferry, Is visiting
Miss Mary Peyton, ON 18th street.
Chester Laniels, the little grand
son of Rev. Simon Huskins, who has
been down with typhoid fever for
fseVeral weeks. Is better at this writ
ing.
Henry Simpson, who has been con-
fined to his home on 14th street for
several weeks with rheumatism, is
now much Improved. .>'
Mrs. Mathews, Of ittsburg, Pa,
is visiting her parents, Rev and Mrs.
Simon Huskins, ON 7th street ~
Herman Brown, who is employed
in the treasury Department IN Wash
ington, D. c., is home spending the
holidays" :
Miss Stella James, Of Charleston,
Is visiting Mrs. Thos. Fletcher, Of
!""rintta. o. They were in the city
Saturday. ''->. '... 49,. s-.'
MRS Waldo Jones, OF Jersey
City, who has. been visiting her par
ents, Mrs. Joseph Peters, on 204h
street, returned home Wednesday. -.
H. D. 'Hazlewood left Friday over
the B.. & 0. r. r.. for Buckhannon,
to spend the holidays: --,....-. -
The Christmas exercises at a. or
the churches were well attended and
brought Christmas cheer to lne lttlle
| folks of the different denominations.
| Miss Butler and Miss Colston are
spending their hondays at home, Col
| umbus, ONO, and GAINESVILLE, o., re-
spectiyely. -.
| Mrs, F. ~ Lacy, Mrs. Fred VIII
son and Miss Eva Taylor. Of belpre,
Ohio, were in the city Saturday.
Rev. w. F.. Jones is spending his
Christmas vacation with his parents
in Ohio.
Miss Minnie Justice, of Marietta,
Ohio, was in the city the CUES OF
Miss Martha Brown. ~
The most elaborate affair of the
Christmas season was the luncheon
given on Saturday by Miss Peyton,
for her house guest, Miss M. Virginia
Brown, Of the Industrial Department,
Storer College, Harpers Ferry. The
luncheon was served In courses and
was very elaborate. The appoint
ulSulo "SIe pSIlSCL. MISS fSy ION
has long been considered one Of Par
kersburgs most gracious hostesses,
and, with the assistance OF MISS
Brown, who is quite charming, and
Miss Mary Peyton, also Of Storer,
their friends felt there was nothing
more to be desired. Covers were
laid for the following ladies': Miss
NJ. V rginia Brown, Mrs. Thomas
Fletcher, OF Marietta, Ohio, and her
house guest, Miss James Of Charles
ton, Mrs. F. y. Lacy, Mrs. Fred D.
Wilson, Miss Eva Taylor, Belpre,
Ohio, Mrs. J. r. Jefferson, Mrs. VIM.
McClung, Mrs. VIM. Ferguson, MRS
J. NJ. Carter, Mrs. E. V. Seams, Mrs,
Carrie Jones, Mrs. j. w: Shellcroftl
Misses Grace Wells, Alberta Nc
Chung, Mary Peyton and Blanch Hol-
linger.
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MONTGOMERY.

Miss Grace Belt is visiting friends
in Charleston this week -.
MIR. and Mrs. G, w. Cough enter
tanned at dinner Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs, Claude Lowry, of Boomer,
Wesley Cox. of,rWrights. G. w. Jack
son, E. G. Woods. Nelson Locke and
G. B. Tucker.
Mrs. Nora Watson is very i'll. j
Mrs. Huffine entertained at dinner
Xmas in honor of DR.. and Mrs. Law
renee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cough were
guests OF Mrs. H. B. Branham Sum
day and Monday. !
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G. g., Robinson, < Of *obernn, +o.; Miss
M. D. Houstonn,' of Savannah, Ga;
and Miss Beseiee.I andrun, of Atlan-
ia, Ga. Z '&@ z y :. =. -, = >.
,Mi&s d. s.. Chadwick is enjoying
u, visit in Virginia for the holidays.
Prof. ]. p Coleman ], is spending
the vacation with mis- family. in
Huntington. ~ ~ H.. .>.:,', d.,
Prof. s. L. Wade spent Tuesday
at Maybenry. :. <4nS8& r.: -
Mias; NJ, s. Brady went to Kimball
Tuesday for. a. few, days visit with
Miss Helen j ohnson. 4["%}|H. ~
Mrs. s.. J.. Sims expects to spend q,
few. days Of this. week in Huntington
visiting friends. ~ 49, ...i2r~f. =.
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g$ Friday morning In the Second
1 HAptist Church Sunrise" prayer
meeting was hold, and very largely
J, attendeds y Every one left feeling
VERY mitch 'benofitted.
rs ut eleven OF lock a. M. Christmas
!. HefVices were held. Rev. A. D.
Lewis preached very touching ser
mon. tas.
y slSSIGChristmas I'VE in the Second Bap-
y 1st church the Sunday school had
annual Christmas tree. The
s5tree was very tastefully decorated
Thy Mesdames Clara Wells and Artie
zones, Misses Alfredo Smithers and
& Dorthnla Pack and Mr.. Nathan
Trent, the Supt Many beautiful
presents were presented, after WHICH
refreshments we're served in the
basement of the church.
= Christmas night the Progressive
Sons and Daughters gave a "Novel-
Supper" The principal feature
Y OF the evening was DOLLAR Hunt. y
/, Mrs, Jennie Jones was the success
fal one in finding the dollar.
Nh The following young ladies are
home from Institute to spend the
II holidays: Misses Blanche Christian,
Villa and Gusse Wells, Villa Bar
IS rett and Anita Johnson.
# Mrs. Mildren Brown, of Anderson,
& spent Christmas day with her daugh-
{ ter, Mrs. I. E. Smithe:s. She re-
turned home Saturday and was &C
companied by Mrs. Smithers and
: baby, Mildren Louise.
: MeSsrs. Pack, of Red Sulphur.
spent Christmas day JIM Hinton.
i Mr.. Swope, of Barger's Springs, is
i spending q few days in Hinton.
< Walter Goodwin, Of Arbuckle, is
visiting his mother-in-law, Mrs.
/ Lucy Lewis.
Mrs. Beulah Patterson is home
after a visit to relatives in Ar
Z buckle.
~ e. G. Pack met with a very pain
y. full accident while demonstrating
(. his. fireworks at the Cooperative
Mercantile Store. One finger was
!, blown off and he sustained other in
1uries. He is under the care of DR..
Holley.
a IACpoA hulldy dHu Ildohluo al Z
Z in the Holley Sanitarium for treat
( ment. Both are doing nicely.
Miss Emma Smithers after a SER
ious illness of three months, is out
again, and will resume her duties at
the Holley Sanitarium the first of
the year.
One Of the most enjoyable fea-
lures of the holidays was a theatre
party given by Seba Pack. The par
ty consisted of the Misses Smithers
and Pack. The play was Buster
Brown" -
re G. w. Holley spent Saturday in
Ronceverte with friends.
Misses Alfredo Smithers, Dorthula
Pack and Sallie Haynes, and Mr..
Seba Park we're royalty entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Elan Sun
day afternoon
Mr.. Curtis Thurston and Miss Ale
tina Nelson were quietly married
Wednesday evening at the residence
OF Mrs. Lizzie Muse. They left for
a.h extended trip in the East
A "Wizard Social" will be given
: In the basement Of the Second Bap-
tist' Church on Tuesday evening. All
are anticipating an enjoyable time.
John orte, Of Ansted, spent a few
days with his wife in Hinton.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-12-31

-. MISC Minnie lewis died SATURDAY
morning st her. home onWaat Side
The funeral services we're held Mon
Gay afternoon at the house. -.