The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-04-23
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o., Is visiting relatives in the city.
The friends of S. d. Cowser will
>e glad TO learn that he is convalesc-
'hg from severe attack Of acute
rheumatism !.
A w"man's missionary mass meet
Ing will be held at st. Paul A. M. e.
Shurch Sunday at $3.50 in the after
noon. A special invitation is ex-
tended by the pastor and his congre-
cation to all ladies to be present
and participate in the program.
George Bailey is confined to his
room in Roosevelt alley with con-
sumption. ,
REV. w. h. Walker, or the A. NJ.
E.. church announces a. special ser
mon for Sunday morning. He will
speak upon the visable appearance
Of Christ after the resurrection.
Among the visitors Of distinction
to the city last week was Rev. ".
V. 'Whittico, the only colored Pres
bytertan preacher in the state. Rev.
Whittico has built two churches for
his connection, Que. at.'Ktmball, the
other at keystone. The former,
which was built at the cost Of $4,000
was burned last winter but will be
rebuilt this summer. Rev. Whittico
was the guest Of MIR. and Mrs. j. M,
Hazlewood during his stay here.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of st. Paul
A. NJ. E. church will be entertained
at the parsonage tonight by Mrs.
Daisy Nelson.
Miss Ada Ellis and Mr.. Gibson
Browder were married at the NJ. e.
parsonage, Saturday in the forenoon,
by Rev J. W. Waters They left on
the noon, train for Chillicothe, o.,
to spend their honeymoon.
Rev. J. w. Waters will preach the
Founders Day sermon, at InstitutS,
Sunday, May 3rd. The trustees have
| arranged to run an excursion, MAX
ing two trips, for 35 cents the round
| trip.
The Easter services at st. Paul A.
NJ. E. church were we'll attended and
very interesting. There was collect
ed for home and foreign missions
during the day $4,000.
Mrs. Amanda Taylor, of Court
street, in response to a telegram,
| left Wednesday for Belpre, O., to be
| in. attendance upon her daughter,
Miss Hattie, who is reported very
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w. J! Harper, Of Martinsville, Va,
is in the city on business. ."'.
Mrs Henry Smith, OF Lewis street
is recovering from severe Illness:
On Sunday the usual Easter SER
vices were held at Simpson M. e.
church. At HOO q. m. the pastor
preached an able sermon on the
Resurrection, his subject being the
Empty Grave, the text: He is Risen;
! He is Not Here. The Sunday school
had its exercises if the afternoon
| Walter ,4Iar ris, ! is preparing nspecr
ial music FOR the Sunday school con-
vention which meets at the Baptist
church next week.
Junius Mason is in receipt Of a
telegram from Goshen, Va, an
nouncing the serious Hines of his
brother. i
The young people Of the NJ. e.
church rendered an interesting pro-
gram for the Lifters club, Monday
evening Mrs. Alice Wanzer is the
president OF this active organization.
The funeral Of John Thompson
was conducted by Rev. J. w. Waters
at the M. e. church, Saturday.
Mrs. Angelina Fuqua is rapidly re-
covering from an illness of several
months duration.
The Ladies Aid society Of the A..
NJ. e. church gave an egg rolling
Monday night, at the church. The
young folks enjoyed themselves inn
mensely. -
Mrs. Isaac Jones and Mrs. James
Nelson, Of Hinton, were guests of
Mrs. Harvey Mickens, last week. e..
Buy Merry Widow puff from.
WIS. Browb, 500 Capitol 5I4'ec5.
CITY, spent Easter Sunday here with
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson. &.
The Willing Workers" Of Simpson.
NJ e. church met with Mrs. Harvey;
Mickons this week
Mrs. Julia Jones returned to her
home at Paducah, KY, Saturday.
Mrs. Jones was called to the city.
by the death Of her nephew, S. W.
St9rks.
Mrs. Adelne Triplett, Of Red Sli-
phur, who has been In service more.
for. some months, died at the Char
lesion General hospital yest";1aM
rIorning. a..
Mrs. Malinda Ford has returned
to her home at Ashland, KY, after
Mrs. F. H. Huskins has returned
to the city from Carbon, where she
has been teaching this winter.
spending several weeks with her
mother, Mrs. Amanda Campbell
Mrs. Anna WellsWatson left Sum
day for her home in Pomeroy.
Miss Bessie Dawson has returned
to the city, after Spending the winter
with her sister in Mckeesport. Pa.
Mrs. Frances Mays is i'll at her
home, on Railroad ayentie.