The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-06-03
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Winston Railey, of Carbon visited
relatives in the city. Sunday. 80, ~
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. s. H. Fields.
Sunday, a daughter. -
7. w. Wade, Of Eagle, was a visitor
to the city Friday. -.
Mrs. M, cambridge, Of Quinnimout,
was in the city. Saturday. :
! MIR. and Mrs. Byrd PrAlermans.
Miss Mary Eubank, and c. e. Mitch
ell, Of Institute, were business WISH
tors to the city Saturday. -'':.
| Miss Rhoda Wilson spent the week.
end at Institute and St. Adams. --
| Mrs. Max Spiller was called to
! Lexington, KY, last week, because of
the serious illness Of her grandchild.-
Miss Ethel Sprggs passed through
the city Wednesday Ell route to Ipsti-
tute, from Nashville, Tenn, where
she has been attending Fisk univer-
sity. '''-' =
| Mrs. Margaret EARLY is i'll at her
home on Morris street
! The commencement sermon Of the
graduating, class Of Garnett school
will be preached at the Simpson M.
e. church sunday at a. m.
| Mrs. ,Dollie johnson, Of Milton,
Ca, is visiting Mrs. Mollfe Hammond
Of the West Side. g. 60.
| Albert Burnell, Of West Charleston
was called to Auburn, N. Y, by the
serious Illness Of his sister.
James Allen, of Second avenue.
West Side, sustained a painful,injur
Thursday while at work at the Kelly
! axe factory, his foot being burned
severely. =, -
Frank Boyle fell from a ladder
while repairing a roof on Cider road.
Saturday, sustaining painful Injuries.
Miss Theresa Crozer is visiting
relatives at Alexandria, Ind.
Attorney w. J. Parker, of Clarks-
burg, spent Tuesday evening here on
his way to Virginia to visit relatives.
Miss Martha Crozier, Of Lafayette,
IVA, is visiting her brother, George
CroZicr, Of West Charleston. -.
The grand lodge entertainment
committee will give a dance at the X.
of P. hall Thursday night Of next
week. d
J. M. Lakewood spent the first of
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| Complimentary to Miss Emma Moss
a card party was given at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steph-
enson, Tuesday evening, by number
of her friends. Miss Moss was also
the honor guest at Il dutch lunch at
the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Hazt
lewood, last evening, prior to her
leaving for Chicago today at noon.
Mrs. Ella Jennesnon has recovered
and Is able to be- again. -" d.
Mr.. w. P. Carter and Miss N. F.
Woods, Of Greenfield, Va, were unit
y. ed in holy Wed7lbck. by Rev. w. ~.
Walker, at the 4. M. E. parsonage,
Thursday night. -. ..,.
Mrs. Vevlo Wright is quite III at
her home in Browns alley. ..
The ladies' aid Of st. Paul A. M.
p. church will meet tonight at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Maggie Barnes, Court
street:
Rev. F. D. Taylor is visiting in the
city this week, while on his way to
Madison, w. Va, to hold quarterly
meeting next Sunday for. Rev. d. f.
II NeWsome, Of the A. M. e. church.
a Historical-Literary society was
organized at St. Paul A. M. e. church
Tuesday night with the following Of
ficers: S. S. Adams, president; r. S.
III Breedlove, vice-president; J. J. Hear
ston, secretary; Miss E. l.. Cuff, as
sistant secretary; e. w. Washington,
treasurer; Dr. J. S. Session, critic. 1t
will meet each week in st. Paul A.
M. church, on Tuesday night.
Miss e. r. Walker has been i'll this
week for a few days.
Miss G. l.. Hairston is i'll at the
Brown hotel. "....
At Simpson M. e. church last Sun
day the Rev G. w. Muse, pastor of
M. e. church at PIT. Pleasant, preach
ed at the morning hour, and the pas
tor, Rev. J. W.. Waters, preached at
night.
Every one is urged to go promptly
to the boat next Sunday as there must
be no delay is leaving in order to get
to Institute in time for the sermon
The boat will be compelled to leave
between the hours Of IL and 100
o'clock. q.
Dr. NJ. G. b. Mason, the noted
black orator Of the Methodist Epis-
copal church, will be at Simpson M.
/ T.. church in the very near future to
preach and lecture. DR.. Mason is one
Of the highest salaried officers of the
4 church, white or black.
Mrs. Della Johnson, Of Florida, is
the guest OF Mrs. James Allen, on
lSecond avenue, West Charleston.
Mrs. johnson came to look after the
children Of her sister, the late Mrs.
Watson. The children, five In num-
Der, will accompany her back to Flor
ida. where they will make their home