The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-07-23

s,'e ctttss'S1penuiRg ms vacation with
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Mrs. M 7. ,Rraoka ena % :, ,t;;!..ns
Institute, have moved to the CITY Tor K;
permanent residence They are To-
Gated: on JACOB street, y is "a SRI sY,|I :,
-, w, cambridge, and, childrena ~,
Page, ssi4 were. < hetet Tuesday. Mr.
cambridge ayaiied himself or the 'o,,,
portunitH. to- spend few s honrss All:
Grand Chancellor Thompson's once 1
= John W., Brown, the popular naclsI
er In = the wholesale estabIish,hent
OF Abney, Barnes and Co, is ;spSn d.,
ing a two weeks vacation in New
York, Atlantic Cit$ and other east:
ern cities. t,s, f,. Fl, T.. -. ..til ,..l
). MIR. and Mrs. Allen left Sunday
ta spend a few days at Ashland. XIV
Mrs. Charles Walker, of Pittsbura.
Pa, Is visiting her husband here nj
| few days. II, u III
- Mr.. and Mrs, r.. l.. Brown stopped
at the Virginia hotel Tuesday even
ing. Mrs. Brown was en- route 70
IttzeWau, Va, to spend a few weeks
Visiting her parents. r.. x>-e -, t..:.s;
| The Charleston Union and ST. AL
tbans Reds will play on the West
Charleston grounds Saturday after!
noon. 6y!si s.: -. . ri. =!
| MRS. M. E. Clark is spending a
few days at Columbus. O on bnsiI
neas. .,.i =, x x, 49,. ! :. 49,,
The Initial appearance OF the; Py-
THAN Third Rank team was made
Thursday night of last week when
they initiated candidate for CAM:
tai City Lodge No. 1. The work
was done with the solemnity beflttfne
the occasion and was the subject Of
much comment from the members
present. The team will have a re-
hearsal tonight. ,.'.... g.. -. -. = :;
| Miss Mamie Burroughs cores
pending Sgecretary Of the Woman's
National Baptist convention. will adj.
dress the; Mt. Olivet Baptist assoc,a !.
ton at Institute this evening. SIM
day afternoon at. 8: 90 she Will con.
| duct the woman g day meeting at
the First Baptist church to which q
cordial invitation is extended ! tho
public in general. ;. Miss Burroughs
is a. speaker of national reputation,
whose appearance here is ALWAYS
i greeted by a full house. e..,., =. .. -
4 The Ladies Aid society of the St.
Paul Am. E, church will meet to-
night with Mrs. Matte Moss. Craig
i street. *"... n. 49,. - ~
+ . The. trustees of. St. Paul A. M. Il.
church have. arranged for; a rally
the second Sunday in September with
the following captains of tribes; VIM
70, Lee, Alexander Henderson. 81 Ds
ECowser, H. G.. Jones; Nathaniel Haw-
kins, Mrs. Matte Moss, Mrs. Emma
Burbridge, Mrs. Sophia Spencer, Mrs
M. d. Clark, Mrs: Minnie SamueIs,
Mrs. Lucy Mitchell, Mrs. -" Lizzie
Shoats and Miss Bessie Taylor a..
! Rev w. E. Walker has returned
from. Parkersburg, where he attend
ed the. Wheeling district Sunday
school conventions. -. Z:
! Mrs. r. B. Walker has returned
from Winston-Salem, NJ. G.. ~
An Ice. cream social will be given
at the A. M. 3. church Friday night.
Admission free."> :. .4... -. .. s~sM
Rev. w, H. Seams preached for
) rev Walker at st. Paul A. M. r.
church Sunday morning. ~.
! The Loyal. Union met Monday
evening with Mrs. j.. P Caul, WEIGH
street, with a number Of visitors in
attendance: On account of the
warm weather, the weekly meetings
Evil De discontinued till the first
IMonday in September, when Mrs.
margaret Cobb will be hostess at her
residence on Bradford street. ~
MISS Ola Mitchell celebrated her
Latin. birthday at the home Of her