The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-05-14
MONTGOMERY.

..' MONTGOMERY. Il
!. Rev. s. E.kWilliams, OF Mt. Carr
bon, filled Rev. Browns pulpit Sum
day, morning ana preached an excel
lent sermon.
/ In the afternoon, Rev. I. V. Bry-
ant, of Huntington, preached the
Thanksgiving sermon for the G: U.|
0. OF 0. F.'s Rev. Bryant was at
his best and preached the best
Thanksgiving sermon that we have
mad. for many years. S. B. Morgan
acted as master of ceremonies. Al
number Of visiting Odd Fellows was
present and took an active part I'm
the exercises. .... -.
-, Eagle Light Lodge, Mo- 6, K. of
P. and Sajourner Court, No. 6, Cal
anthe held memorial services in the
First Baptist church Sunday evening
at 1880 IN memory Of the late S. w ;.
Starks, Grand Chancellor OF the
Knights of Pythias Of West Virginia
and Supreme Chancellor Of the
world. The church was filled to It's
capacity. Promptly at the appoints
ed time, Sir S. Nj. Marks master of
ceremonies raped for order and in
/ q few well chosen words stated that
the object Of the services were in
keeping with G. G. w. j., Thompson's
proclamation which had ordered
such services to be held throughout
this Jurisdiction
The following program was rem.
dered:
Music by choir.
Prayer by Sir S. H. Clark. =.
Music-Choir. "
AS leader and Friends. B.
Morgan.
AS a Leader Of Men-Sir n. fl.
Railey.
AS a Citizen-Dr. B. F. White. I
Music by the choir.
AS Pythian and Builder-Dr.
w. c. Lawrence.
{ The lodge offered resolution
| through it's representative L. A.
Branham.
The services were impressiove. ..
The choir rendered most excellent
music and the lodge wishes it to &C
| cept it many thanks for the same.
g, A number Of visiting knights fro
nearby lodges was present.
Sir j. V. Coleman, D. D. S., was
In town to the memorial services.
! T.. l. Thompson, Of Powellton,
| spent Sunday in town.
Miss Alpha Brooks stopped. over
Sunday evening guest Of Miss Marie
| E. Shelton who is much improved
The First Baptist church will
celebrate it's 10th anniversary with
| appropriate exercises on the 18th
and 18th inst
| The Montgomery Stars played ball
at Institute on Friday and came
back defeated, but at not at all dis
couraged.
dissolution of SOjoruner Court No. 6
| Montgomery, w. Va.
| Whereas, the Great and Supreme
RULER Of the universe has in His in
| Unite wisdom removed from among
us one of our worthy and esteemed
| fellow laborers, S. w. Starks, and
| Whereas, We extend our CO.
workers sincere sympathy. in the
great trouD1e Which HAS come TO tfs1
and which comes to US all at times
for you know that the Death Angel
visits all homes, and at some time
we all have this sorrow come into
our lives.
/ Whereas, We can only trust In
| Him who "Doeth all Things Well"
| for while we do not know and I'M
derstand just now why trouble Of
so serious a nature comes to US, we
do know there is some All Wise Dur
| pose in it. =
| Therefore, Resolved, that the wis
dom and ability which he has exer-
| cised In the aid Of our organization
by his service, contributions, and
counsel, will be held in great re-
membrance
Resolved, That the sudden, remov-
al Of such life from among orr
midst leaves vacancy and a shad-
oW that Will be deeply realized by
all the members and friends Of this
organization and will prove a seri-
GUS loss to the community and the
public.
Resolved, That with deep SYM
pathy to the bereaved family and
friends of the deceased S. w. Starks
we express our hope that even 80
great loss to us all may be over
ruled for good by Him who "Doeth
all Things Well"
Resolved, That a copy Of these
resolutions be spread upon the EeE-
ords Of this organization. A CODY
printed in the Advocate the Sentinel
and a copy forwarded to the be-
reaved family.
| Yours in +. II. L.
| MISS L. A. BRANHAM
MIR. r. E. BURRELL,
MRS. w. J. MILLER,