The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-12-17
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ton Court, Apply tosJ, M. Lakewood
The Loyal unlon met. Monday eve
ming, with Mrs. q. P; Porter, who
served an appetizing lunch after the
business, meeting, had been transact.
ed. Mrs. Matilda, Parker and Mrs. H
II. R1ce, were elected. delegates to the
Federation and q shall sum was al
lowed TO purchase Christmas pres
ents for colored girls at the Girls In
: dustFial School at Salem. Miss Nj. B.
Jenries was among the visitors to the
meeting. The next meeting will be
held with Mrs. Mary Robinson, on
Quarrier street. ~. ,,,,, r.'.~' -. =,
Misses NJ Butler and Malinda Car
rington., of Hinton, were in the city
shopping thiG week. >,.," r..
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Stewart, of
Washington, are at Hotel Brown for
an%indefinite stay. Re-.
" Mrs, p. Held is recovering from a
recent Illness. "a
Mrs. Ida Howard left last week. for
Cincinnati
Mrs, Maria Snyder Is at the Gen
eral SHospital for treatment.
Mrs, Lillian. Reynolds died, We'd
nesday morning, Of tuberculosis, az
ter several months Illness Funeral
services were held, Friday afternoon.
VIM. Hall, of Eagle, was in the
city, Friday and Saturday Of last
week, attending the Miners Conven-
ton. -.
y. Mrs, s. R. Bullock was i'll few
days last week.
Misses Snyder and Campbell, Of In
stitute, were in the city shopping,
" Saturday. ...,... ..~'..,.
Mrs. J. r. J. Clark continues to be
seriously Ill at her home, on Eliza
beth street,
Mrs. Eugene Goff was i'll a few
days last week
VIM. D1ckerson was called home
from Philippi, because Of the death
OF his sister, Mrs. Lillian Reynolds.
Little Anna Kelsor Campbell was
quite i'll last week at her home, on
Sentz street.
The Improvement League was en-
tertained by Miss F. G. Cobb, Friday.
Mrs. Virginia Wade was a business
visitor to Institute, Tuesday.
C.<H.. James is able to be out, af-
ter days illness.
Mrs. Susan Ragland has returned
to the city ,Fafter a long absence.
The Ladies Aid of st. Paul A. NJ.
+. church will be entertained by Miss
A. NJ. Pogue and Miss Emma Cuff at
Mrs. Martha Washington's on Sentz
street, tonight.
Rev. w, E. Walker, pastor Of St..
Paul A. M. e. church, will preach a
special Christmas sermon, Sunday
morning, December 10th.
>. Miss Mary Yancey and Mrs. Lizzie
Smith will leave, "Wednesday, for
Winstin-salem, N. c., to spend the
Christmas holidays. I
Miss G. l.. Hairston, of Columbus,
Ohio, will spend Christmas with her
mother.
The Ladies' Aid of St. Paul A. M
f. church will give Christmas tree
for the benefit Of the members and
friends, Christmas.
Rev. w, E.. Walker received the
intelligence that his father is quite
i'll at Boone's Mill, Va:
John s. Noel, accompanied by his
WIG anu uduSuIoTJ registered DIT the
Virginia Hotel, Friday.
Miss Della Brown, teacher at Ray
mond City, spent several days in the
city with relatives, and returned to
her school, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Canty, Of the
West Virginia Institute, were in this
city this week. guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
George W.fClatr, On Elizabeth street.
Mrs. oliver, Twist, Of Union, is the
guest Of ner daughter, Mrs. Ben An
derson, on South Side
Mrs. j.: F. j.. Clark is III at her
nome, on Elizabeth street.
G. H. James'is confined to his home
by an atatck Of grippe.
w. w. Hall; Of Eagle, is in the city
attending the convention of the Uni
ted Mine Workers.
Mrs. MA. Pierson was called to
Raymond City, because of the illness
Of her, son, Walker. .. ....
Rev. J. Waters and DR.. Holmes,
Of Baltimore, spent Tuesday visiting
the West Virginia. Institute.
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