The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-29
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| Mrs. ). Il. ' BiSGiiSsr Yetu tned ,S6Se
Sunday from Kehtacky because, Of
the illness Of Rev. 20. r. Bullock. =
DR.. and Mrs. HtIss Jones and Euests
spent the Weekend at Institute; yfss
itthg Mr.. and Mrs. g. E. Mitchell. !,
Miss Bennie Mallory has returned
home. after an extended visit to the
east -. .,it2sYh " =. 80 Nus
Mrs. Sidney J. Davis, who ia inter I,,
ested in the missionary work in Iowa
was in the city the first Of the week
and spoke at the First Baptist Churoh
Sunday evening. .,..v~ -
Mrs. Mary Watson continues i'll, at,
her! home on Hansford street. a,,., .,,:,
After visiting friends and relativL,
es IN the :cityIMrs. Alice Walken, lett.
Monday for New Haven, Conn.,, ~.
MISS G. F. Cobb returned to the
city Saturday from Bluetleldr where
she, assisted in instrusting the sum
mer, school atTBlueAeid Institute
Miss Amelia W1lchar, was. a sYisttor
TO- Institute SundaE.ata -. -: : -, :
Rev. s. R., Bullock, who has; been
al; for a few. daSs SaA conyal escihs. 1,
Miss Esther Fulkes spent last week
at Institute, the guest of the, Misses
Spriggs. ..,y >..yx ;;
Percy Coleman ,and Miss Valera
Board were quietly married Wedaes,
day of last week. !; , j. .,/,s,} !; !!
Miss Ridgie whitaker has as her
guest Miss Beach, of. Ashland, Ky.
! Mrs. f. c. DeHonney will leave
| Tuesday for Cincinnati, O.. to take
an advance course in, Chiropody, Ma
nicuring, Hair Dressing, etc!,. ...,...
Owing TO- the: illneHs,, or Rev. a., iR:
Bullock, Rev. H. B. Rice preached Ut
the First Baptist" Church Sunday.
Rev. Bullock issn6w ,sih ana 1t a. hop.
60 ne will be able tohn his place aext
Sunday %:.,z 800. e :.
The Ladies' Aid Society will, meet
with Mrs. Dora Moss on Morris street
Thursday evening. :: e"'>~:'' >.H.H,,24
The tribes Joseph land. Juda< viii
run an excursion to St.: Alhans the
22hd of August. T''sNFst' ''''' - - --; -
| The reception to. be given in, honor
Of the pastor, Monday, at the :Ffrst
Baptist Church !, hf9onises to be the
most brilliant afrair<of the season:
Byrd's orchestra will entertain with
their excellent music. "A splep did re,,
past will be served, /. Admission 25c.,
including. supper. ..,%:s
| The monument fer, Rev. J.. u. .Bulc
lock which cost ,$547, is now fully
lpaid for. 6: ~; -; !. ......,..., ~
The usual hours Of worship were
observed at SinapsoRAN. Il. Church
last Sunday: :. The :paatag, Rev. Jn 81
Waters, preached both morning and
evening. ~; - III :: -. ~ -;
| Mrs. j. w, Waters has been on the
isickllist several days. - ,. -:
| The Simpson M. E Sunday School
lwill hold its annual picnic, Thursday
August 18th, The place will be an.
lnouncad later: -. -. -: -.
Mrs Emma Dorsey and daughter
Julia, Institute, spent q, few. DAYS: III
the city, guests Of, NrsslFosa Cuzzens
lCreScent Road. - . = Ln -: t.FS
The remains OF Joseph, billiard
who died after a few: weeks at, th&
General Hospital, were, laid, to req
at Spring Hill cemetery, Sunday
afternoon. The decedent Is survived
by wife and one daughter, -
Miss Nellie Carter, Of Carbondale
is In the city. r~xr.,:,,
II Aunt" Aggie Lewis, has returned
/ from Landcaster, o. .:
Il. 3. Co1beft: has had a relapse and
is again confined to his bed. 80. -
Mrs. Charity Robinson has return.
ed to her home at Lewisburg after q
visit to her sister Mrs Colbert. go.
Mrs. Shorts, Of Rock Hill, S. c., il
expected in; the city this week to visit
her sister, Mrs. David Cowser, Court
u Street. ,t
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Navy Cowser,
TUESDAY morning, son.
Thos. Colbert has returned to- thu
city on account Of the illness Of his
brother. I .~.,' .--.>.>.. e. .....
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