The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-02-13
CHARLESTON

IeYlVai> now In progress at the First
Baptist: church We're baptized, Sunday.
Miss Bessie Jones, of Gailipolis, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. G.. P. Porter.
= DR.. Seasons announces q free clinic
from 2 till 3, every Saturday after
noon, beginning this week p, e
j. w. Browder, who is engaged in
the merchant tailoring business at
Montgomery, was T. business visitor
here, Monday" ...
- JIM. Hazlewood spent Friday of last
week at Huntington, on business con-
nected with the Pythian Mutual In>
~vestment Association -. -, :
: Mrs. Stella James, substitute teach
er, has returned to. her work with the
primary classes at Garrett school, afr
ter an absence of three weeks caused
by Illness: Miss HaEre! Lucas had
charge Of Miss James work during
the latter's illness.
Mrs. Clarinda Byrd is recovering
from a severe attack OF grippe. (!
Mrs. Emma Jackson, OF Huntington,
was the guest Of Mrs. Allen Barnett,
Sunday. 1850 i
Andrew Hall Isl Seriously i'll with
heart trouble at the home of his grand
mother, Mrs. Matilda Parker. $1,000,
= s. w. Starks' spent the first of the
week at Washington on Pythian bust
ness. ..." =
Arrangements have all been compile.
ted for the leap year ball tomorrow
evening" and the affair promises to ect
lipse anything of the kind ever held
in this city. '.. go ~. !
Mrs Barnett entertained at dinner,
Saturday, mplimentary to her guest
Mrs. Jackson, Mrs Vigal and Rev and
Mrs. S. r. Bullock. !:
Mrs. E. M. Francis, who spent three
.2ieeks here nursing Mrs H. F. Gamble
returned to her home at Winlfrede,
Saturday, accompanied by Miss Caro-
line Rice. Mrs. Francis will return,
Friday, for the leap year ball. -. .
The colored attaches ofthe. house for
the extra Session are:E OAvef Jones; oil
Mt Rope, and &. H. Cartkr. CLOAK room
keepers; S. S.. Raglan, Of this city, gal
lery door keeper; and Alvin Jefferson,
janitor., sOn the senate, side are: Rob,
,ert Thornton, of Wheeling, messenger
for the financial and judiciary, commit;
tees; John Woods, J. W.. Whey Ed
ward Woods and Harvey Lowery, cloak
room keepers; c.. e. FKtmbrough, as
,slstant Librarian; and William Ayers,
janitor.
Miss Rhoda A. Wilson, of the Car
nett school teaching force, spent Sun,
day att st. Adams, visiting her mother.
Andrew Parker Is slowly improving.
Mrs. Mamie Smith, ofN Huntington,
is the guest Of Mrs. M. A. Parker, hay
ing been called here by the illness Of
Mr. Parker. .,
Mrs. Maria Alexander has returned
from d four weeks visit to her daugh-
ter at Parkersburg. . :
Mrs. S. NJ. Davis continues to i'm
prove, and&he probabilities Of her BE-
ing able to get out soon are very
bright. -. }.
Miss Amy Hutchinson has again tax
en- I'D her work at Washington school,
after an illness Of three weeks. MISS
Cordelia Wanzer acted as substitute
for Miss Hutchinson. :
Little, or no improvement Is to be
noted In the condition q Henry JET
ferson, whose age is initiating consid-
erably against rapid recovery.
Jessie Cary has moved his family to
the Anderson addition on the South
side.
Mrs. Mary Richards, Of st. Adams,
who spent several weeks here visiting
relatives, has returned to her hone.
On account OF the serious illness or
Henry Jefferson, Mrs. Agnes Lewis,
who went to Lancaster Ohio, "for O
lengthy visit, has been compelled to
return here.
Mrs. Sarah Johnson, Of Sentz street,
has as her guest, MR.. Blaner, of Bug
ton, Iowa.
Mrs. Eugene Page, Of Montgomery,
Dassed through the city, Sunday, re-
turning from visit to her parents
and children at institute.
Rev. s. p. West, p. 'II. Of the Wheel
ing district of the A. NJ. e. church,
will preach at St Paul A. M e. church,
Sunday. three times: at II a M, p.
m. and 7:30 p. m.
The 148th anniversary Of the birth
Of Bishop Richard Allen, founder Oh
the A. N. e. church. will be celeora-
ted. Monday night, at st. Paul a. NJ. D.
church. on Court street, instead OF fri
day night Of this week, as previously
announced. An excellent program mas
been arranged for the occasion. .
Rev. W. i. Walker spent two days
in St. Adams last week, looking AFTER
the a. NJ. e. church there and preach
ed Thursday night.
Much interest in music IS De1ns
aroused in the school, 2
General class and love feast at ST
Paul A. NJ. e. church. Friday night.
work has begun on the addition Of