The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-02-27

ANhiY "AN AL VLSll SV-
cl9tN has&bSan:; organized by the, la
dies ofi,the Baptist church
DR.. Morris, druggist, formerly
located here, is q business visitor in
the city for a few days. DR.. Morris
will open q drug store in Hunting on
very shortly.
.Willtam Martin, of Clay street,
who has been seriously III for some
: time, is able to get around now.
Mrs. Reeves, Of Juliana street, is
slightly improved, after Serious ill
ness.
Dallas Washington is indisposed at
this whiting.
The lodges met as follows this
week: Monday, Maceo lodge. No.
10, X. OF p; Tuesday, Naomi lodge,
NO. 1901, G. L. .. of o. r.; Thurs
day, Vendetta court, No. ). |. o. o.
T.. 49,.
Joe Saunders is improving nicely
from, his sickness.
William Mellentree is better, after
0n Illness Of some time.
Rev. y. L.. Bray, Of Findlay, Ohio,
who has been conducting the revival
meetings at the w. NJ. church,
preached Sunday at II a. m. and
7:4b p. m. Rev. Mr.. Moore, Of the
Logan. Memorial NJ L. church,
preached at p. m.
Rev. G. w. Jackson held quarter
ly meeting at the w. NJ. church, at
Pomeroy, Ohio, Sunday
Mrs. Dora Smith, who fell last
week and broke one Of her arms, is
much improved,
II, A. Stepteau, of Clarksburg, was
the guest Of Miss. Columbia Smith,
last week. Mr.. Stepteau is mail
carrier In his city.
The benefit given at Mrs. Lee
BoWles,. last Thursday night, for
John Reeves, was quite a success,
and, a handsome sum was realized.
The entertai nment given at Zion
Baptist CHURCH, last Friday night, by
the. second and third grades of Sum
ner school, of which Miss Clora But
Ter. isa teacher, was, a grand success
A large and appreciative audience
was, present, in, fact tina auditorium
OF tha. CHURCH was packed, and the.
program was such as to please and
surprise all present. The little
fol ks' did themselves proud, as we'll
as the big folks" who participated.
Following, is the program, as it was
carried-ont:
Chorus, Picnic Song, School
Recitation. HiaWatha, Naomi
Grant
Solo, Madalene Payne.
Recitation, The Elf Child, Douglas
Fountaine.
Song, The Bees, Chorus of Ten
Boys
Recitation, In School Days, NADIA.
lena2 Payne.
Solo,. Brown, Bear, Maud Dan,
bridge.
Recitation, The Dead Doll, Pau
line, Davis.
Recitation, The Night Wind, Nc
Kinley Howard!
Recitation, Ny Shadow, Harlan
cambridge.
Recitation, Village Blacksmith,
Wilbur. Brock
Trio, Misses Butler, McClung Col
stOn.
Dialogue, Our Hero, by ten boys.
Solo, Dreaming, Addie Brent.
Recitation, Miss Colston.
Address, PTin. Jefferson.
Chorus, Shadows, school.
The Sumner high school literary
society held very interesting meet
ing, Friday afternoon. An excellent
program was carried out. The de-
bate was: Resolved, That girls
should play basket ball. Affirmative
Emo Brown and Earl Gooden mega
tive, Mary Washington and Harry
White. The affirmative side won.
Mrs. Jane Jones gave Prin. J. r.
Jefferson 81 for the piano fund. The
school appreciate the gift very much
indeed, and the spirit Of goodwill
even more than the gift Who next?
See Harry Jefferson about the Ad-
VOcate. Price > cents per copy.
Mrs. Thos. Fletcher, Mrs. Low
ings and Mrs. Leper were pleasant
visitors to Sumner school from Mari
ettaz Ohio, last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Pet Griffin and Mrs. Edward
Moore we're welcome visitors to
Sumner high school literary society
last, Friday afternoon.
Rev Alex Jones dined with Mr..
John coleman last Friday evening,
on Gale avenue.
Rev. Edward Moore preached at
w. NJ. church last Sabbath afternoon.
Mrs. J. NJ. Carter, one of the we'll
~ known caterers" Of. the city, was
quite busy last week at several no
ted functions.
Mrs. Carradee LeeDer, Of Crisfield,
Maryland, was the guest Of Mrs. f.
o. Lacy at her home, in Belpre, Ohio.