The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-04-22
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Zones. was called ito her home at
/ Washington, p. G.. by the seriots
illness OF her brother. She left on
No. Tuesday evening. ~
Mrs. Myrtle Hall spent Sunday at
Gallipolis. O.. visiting relatives. T.
| Grand Chancellor w. J. Thompson
l spending the week with. relatives
in Virginia. H.. Az
Miss Hatties Taylor, of Court
street, is seriously i'll. 49, ia
The Women's Loyal Union will
hold public meeting at the homea,f
Mrs. Anna Hart, Sentz street, MON
day evening, The public is invftah
to attend. '.@':> gsk
The Improvement Leagut met, FIJI
day, with Mrs. f. G. DeHonney hi
Lewis street. d: = Wr
Mrs. Beck, of Lexington, Va, was
In the city a few days last weekN$
Mrs. Josephine D. Chambers and
Mrs. Walker. of Eckman, are in the
city, the guests of Mrs. Hanna
Gongh on the South Side. TX, y s {
Mrs. F. c.. DeHonney spent sun
day in Montgomery, the guest OF Mrs:
Lizzie Perry Calender. fItl
! Perry Campbell and CLIFFORD
Chandler entertained Thursday eve-
ming at the home Of Mrs. Isiah Camp,
bell In honor Of Miss Eva Stokes. -:
VIM. Hall, Of Eagle, is attending
the Miners convention here. &
| Mrs. Andrew Gilmer, Of Longacrses,'
was in town Sunday, Is
|; The funeral services Of Edward
Ray were solemnized at the First
Baptist church Sunday afternoon. : :
| Wesley Tins1ey was called to Rend-
}yille, O., Tuesday by the death Of
Ian aunt. .... -.
| The entertainment given by the
Womens' Hospital association was
very well attended and a neat STU hi
was realized. ....: fl
Mrs. Alice Walker, Of New Jersey,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Susan
Payne, on Bradford street. - ~
Mrs. Mary Waugh is visiting her
mother at Crown Hill a few days. q
| Reuben Thomas is Ill with la
grippe at his home on Bradford
lstreet.
| At Simpson M. E. church last.
Sunday morning the Rev. J. w.
Waters preached on the conversion
of Saul. He said, in part, that in
religious affairs among the Jews the
High Priest was authority. BY him
Saul was licensed? yand sent out to
preach, death, Imprisonment and
destruction to all Adherents in
damascus, to the principles OF
Christianity. But xSaul found HIM
self out Of job, ere he reached his
1dest1py and instead Of asking the
High Priest what be should do, he
anxiously inquired Of the prosecuted
= Nazarene what he. would have him
Ito do. But Jesus babe him to pro,
coed to Damasucsl and there find one
whom he started from Jerusalem tc
seek, even AnaniaS, and he would
tell him what the Lord would have
him do. 1t is quite evident that
Jesus didn't intend to. .divest human
beings Of the honor and glory of con
Quoting souls into His. Kingdom. -,
The speaker further said that
though Saul never saw Christ in per-
son, yet Jesus declared that it was
not only those who were being
bound and imprisoned and even put
to death, but He himself was perse-
cuted. This shows that It's .impos-
I sib1e to persecute Christ's followers
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The Ladies Aid Of st. Paul A. M.
e. church will meet tonight at the
parsonage, 804 Donnal1y street. ~
The annual bazarr which has been
In progress at the st. Paul A. M.
Il. church for a week closed Tues-
day night with financial result OF
near ~ $4,000. .,r. ~.
Rev. w. E. Walker, Of st. Paul
A. M. 3. church christened the lit
tie daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. AIexen-
der Henderson at their residence. on
EBaines~ street, last Sunday after
noon. 800,
Choir rehearsal Friday night,
Ladies Aid, Thursday night, Rev" J.
A. Brown preached an excellent SER
mon Sunday night at st. Paul A. M.
&. church, on dreams.
Mr.: Ordine Toliver is quite Ill at
the home Of his parents on Young
street, with the fever
A musicale will be given at st.
Paul A. M. E. church, Friday night.
Rev. w. E. Walker will preach
the annual sermon for the Ladies
Aid, Sunday night, at the A. M. e.
church.
The annual election Of officers of
the Ladies Aid Of st. Paul A. M. e.
church will be held Thursday night,
April 10Th.
Hours Of service at st. Paul A. M.
e. church:
s. School. $40 a. m