The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-03-19


Paper, W. L, Figgs.
Recitation, Creda Price.
Mrs. Ida Pierce Wilson. who has
been visiting her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. H. G. Pierce, left for her home,
one week ago last Tuesday, She was
accompanied as far as Cincinnati by
MIS-. Lizzie Stewart.
The Y. NJ. Star club, Of the Zion
Baptist church, has completed its or
ganization and desires all the young
men of the city to attend it's meet
ings, Monday evenings. The club is
preparing a special program for the
near future.
The ladies' home and foreign mis-
sionary society Of the Baptist church
rendered the following program,
Tuesday evening:
Song, society.
Prayer, Rev. William Toncy.
Song, society.
Address, General Missionary Work.
John Archer.
Paper, Foreign Missionary Work,
Mrs. Charles Devers.
Duet, Mrs. Archer and Miss Sprag
gins Martha
Papers, Home Missions Mrs. RObt.
Boss, Mrs. Martha Scott.
Paper, State Mission Work, Mrs
Edna Price.
Recitation, Why Didn't You Tell
Us Sooner? Creda Price
Paper, City Work, Mrs. Abbie De-
vers.
Mrs. Emma Archer, Of 1902 JUL
ana street, has been quite sick for
the past week.
The series of revival services, con-
Quoted by Rev. w. E. Walker, Of
Charleston, assisted by Rev. E. f.
O'Brient, the pastor OF the A. NJ. r..
church, have been a great success, /
persons having been converted and
joined the church. Rev. S. P. West,
presiding elder Of the Wheeling dis
trict, preached both morning and
evening on last Sabbath day, and at
O'Clock p. m. Mrs. ArvOna Lynch
of Huntington, the district lecturer
On missions, conducted a missionary
rally.
The Royal League of Peace gave
an entertainment at their hall, on
Sixth street, Wednesday, March 18.
The following program was render
ed:
Solo, Miss Henrietta Rollins.
Solo, Mrs. Rose Custus
Recitation, Master Emmett Men
fee
Solo, Miss Maggie Brown.
Reading, Miss Minnie Hanse.
Duet, Miss Rollins and Miss Stew
art. d
,Organist, Mrs. William II. Furge-
sen.
Music was furnished by John Al
ford's photograph.
Rev. w .E. Walker, pastor A.
M. E. church, Of Charleston, who
spent the last week holding revival
Services at Bethel A. NJ. f. church,
Of this city, returned home Saturday.
Rev. S. p. West has been conduct
ing services at Bethel A. NJ. F..
church all this week.
II. D. HazlcwOod, assistant princi-
pal Of Sumner school, spent several
days last week in Buckhannon. He
spent Monday visiting schools in
Clarksburg
Schools OF the city were closed all
day Friday of last week, on account
of the Ohio Valley Round Table
which convened in Marietta, Ohio
Friday and Saturday. The teachers
Of Sumner all attended and sDent
Friday morning visiting the Mariet
ia city schools.
Rev George Jackson preached a
Logan NJ. e. church last Sunday
morning.
Miss Bernardinc Peyton is i'll, ant
was unable to resume her work a
Sumner school on Monday morning
The basket ball game between tn,
Sumner high school team and tn,
Pirates, local team, which wa
pulled off last Thursday night. at tn,
skating rink, was quite interesting
The score stood Is in favor Of tn
boys Of Sumner Quite Il large crow,
was present to witness the gam
This was the final game Of the sea
son.
Mrs. Jane Jones is on the sick lis
at this writing
We are informed that Pearl Seal
and his sister, Mrs Sam Robinson
fell heir last week to $4,000, ON &C
count Of the death Of an aunt. VIII
resided in Toronto. Canada.