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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-12-30
RONCsEVERTE.

~.
Rev. Robinson filled hts usuaI ap,
pointment here Sunday, =.
Miss Oracle o. Wdllfama- ana Mr.
VIM. B. Shelley were Quietly married
Thursday, Dec. 23 at M. e. parsonage
Rev. w. E. Jefferson offfciated. - :
Mrs. Katie .Eldridge, who has been
sick for the past Week, Ia improving
Clarence Eldridge. ana little Julie
Reaveley are spending the holidays
with relatives at Charleston.
j. NJ. Mallory and Overton Lewis
are visiting friends in. Virginia dur
ing the holidays.
Rev. Jefferson left Sunday night to
visit friends and relatives at Win
chester Va.
Mrs. l.. e. Richar dson, of Charles
ton, was a guest of MI s. H. T. Moore
during the holidays.
Charles Brinkley visited Charleston
this week. -
MI. and Mrs. w. B. sheffay enter.
tanned a select party, for dinner
Christmas day.
PROF. D. w, Galloway is spending
the holidays with his family.
Sidney Holly Is at home again
among his friends and relatives.
Herold Woods and wife, of MAY
linton, were; guests Of. his mother
Mrs. Edna Woods, this week.
Mrs. Mary }. .Brinkley is visiting
Mrs. s. A. Colbert at Charleston ch {
week.
Mrs. Debby Terry has been indis
posed for a few days this week.
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sae fseasnee Ss y. 4, Non Ss,
w, w. Scott, Of sedar; glove. ~ SSsS
u Ml3eys 4. 1. Carter wss Ia CHARLES
ton Tuesday on buainesa ~ 4;
Il; HAM, iC,p Reid, r. ID. Martin and
James -saanderst spent Tuesday in
Montgomery. Es'SS' s.GI = s, =.
~ Winston BAILEY left Tuesday for
charleston te spend the hohdays., "
Miss Bette Mccoy and J, T. Mitch
ell and wife were shopping at Miami.
Y Mr.. and Mrs., g. W.zr'VilItans, of
Paint Branch spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs, BETTE Mccoy, "
r. Edward Hughes ot Lamont, was the
guest Of Harry. Young Saturday and
Sunday. -. ii. A5% MI, / . -
Carbon sandsy ohool had q CHRIST
mas tree Friday night and an excel
lent program was delivered by the lit
It's eatf6rekS ;; Easellent addresses
were madeSb$ r. r ASTON, Rev. L.
w. Mayo and others. IS -
Saturday at 2 o'clock. Rev, T.. w.
Mayo delivered an excellent sermon
which was attended nv large crowd.
= Alex Montague and H.. Woods are
F. n. F'aulkerson, Of Dorothy, was
the guest Of T.L. Green saieutday and
Sunday. -: 2 <:
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..HuS1iaQN

Boyd Chapel and little son Harry
are visiting friends IN Richmond. Va.
Among our visitors this week were
the following: Niiases Bessie. Allie
and Hattie Hicks of$ Barboursvfle,
and r. Q. Hill, Of Charleston.
Mrs. Arminta TopRans Of Cincinnati
is the guest of hsr sister, Mrs. S. A.
Thurston, ON Dalton avenue.
w. H. Hafriaa ID at home with his
family this week. : ,s9>
Walter Smith, Of SWilberforce., O.,
is visiting HIS parents, Mr. and Mrs.
w IT. Smith. at 1918 Ninth avenue.
A beautiful Chrtstnas cantata was
presented by the pupils Of the 3rd
and 9TH grades OF our school Tuesday
evening at the Sixteenth Street Bap4
list Church. Mech credit 10 due the
teachers, Miss James and Miss Nor
man for the excellent manner OF the
presentation. -.
Miss Mary Dill HAS gone home to
spend the holidays with her parents
in Portsmouth, o.
Geo. H. Barnett Is at home TO spend
lie hOituSAyS.
Mrs. R. J. Perkins is indisposed this
week. =,
Miss Lavinas Norman Is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Solomon Brown. Of
Institute. 49,. ,.\
}. Miss Lula james entertained at
dinner Sunday the Misses Hicks amd
Miss Clara Stewart -.,-- ..-~.-.
A program entitled AN Evening
with Dunbar" will be rendered, at
the 18th st. Baptist Church.
Mrs. George Cooley Is among her
many friends this week.
Mrs. G.. ". Fitzgerald entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 6, 9Hlard, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. j. Gillard, Miss lucia
RouIdin and Mr.. Mathew Hicks
Mr.. and MIS-. Dan Morris and
daughter, Mr.. and MRS. James Green
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wagnsf spent Mon
day with friends In AsA1and. "
Miss Leota- Johas4m,S accompanied
by her guests, Miss blanche Thomas,
foliage RudeseI and Mr.. Wiley Brown
all of Blue6eld Normal School. Is at
home spending her vacation.
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SYLVIA.

Born to DR.. and Mrs. H. c.. Har-
grove Sunday afternoon, December
rs, fine boy. .
Mrs. Florence Darlington, of South
Caperton, visited her daughter and
son-in-iaw, Dr.. and Mrs.. Fl. C. 'Har.
grove Monday and Tuesday.
ID. w. Galloway ie spending his
Christmas holidays at his home in
Ronceverte. ,"
Miss Herrett Ferguson gave a very
pleasant entertainment at Gunner
sons Hall Friday night. Much Inter
est was shown IN tffe lTfze contest.
The young lady receiving Che great
est humber Of treats Received d very
handsome prize The lucky lady
being Mss Mabel Anderson: = =
Caleb Hargrove, Press Mans ana
Miss Lillian Sullivan stopped in our
town Thursday affd Friday en- route
to CHff. Top To. spend the Christmas
holidays with Mrs, Reaves Thomps on
While, here they we're the guests OF
Mrs. H. C.. Hasgtove:: o.
A Humber Of ndaS6ns attended the
masonic feast whfeM was given at
Sewell Monday nfghf. :
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IEW1SfSJrKG;


Mics Cailte Jackson 10 nome from
her schbol to spend the; holidays.
The Christmas exercises OF the M.
F; chtrch were r'entte,f erf FRIDAY ev-
ening before a large crowd. " The pro.
gram was greatly enjoyed. : -. -
The teachers OF the LewfsturE dts
trict held their institute Thursday, :;
Miss Annie H&milton i'd spgghiding q
week With, relatives in Charleston,
;. Mrs.. Blanche Ellis, OF Dayton, is
at the bedside of her mother-in-law,
Mrs. Kate Dangerfield: who continues
quite i'll. :. go
= :, Mrs. Charity Robinson left for
Clarksburs to spend the month With
her son. 49,, - -.
A. D. Seams, who has been teachtn z
school at TBrownstown, spent the hol-
idays with his family.
MISC FLORENCE Boiling is home from
Raleigh,
Randolph Scott and Miss Ida
were happily united TN marriage a
few days ago.
John Chambers and E. r.. Grant
were down from Frankfort Christ
mas visiting friends.
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BANCROFT.

q The Sunday School had their
christmas tree on the night of Decem-
Der Gath. Preceding the undressing
OF the tree and the distribution OF the
presents a delightful and well pre-
pared program was rendered consist
ang OF the following numbers:
Opening Observation-Disclosures Tree"
the Children.
Prayer by assistant superintendent
5, VIM. Mickens.
~ Chorus-''December brings Christ
mas',-The School.
& Reeitation.-"The Youngest Boy"
<N-EWgene Hill.
Recitatien-lSanta Clause is jolly
Rosa BELL Shanks.
&: RecitAtion-'Night Before Christ
mas '---Wilber Wilson.
Y S8lectfon-"What a Friend"
! Orchestra.
= ESsay-"Wor Christmas Gift.
ft--Mrs. Mae Jones.
Recttation-"Hang up the Baby'e
Stocking. Josie Shanks
Recitation-"In Times Swing"
Edward Dickerson.
= Trio-'In the Upper Garden. -
Misses Laura Smith, Gretta Roberts
and Or. NJ. r. Sinclair.
Observation-Disclosures Carol. -
Willie May Hicks.
SeIection-"I love to tell the
Story.
4. observation-disclosures Morning "
Ernest Sawyers.
Solo--'Beautifu1 Gates. "--Madge
Phillips.
Violin Solo, accompanied by guitar
Phillips Shanks and Archie Moseby.
: observation-disclosures.
Address Superintendent NJ. T.
Sinclair.
= Chorus -, christmas Hymn. -
!. School.
= Mrs.. Laura Lawson, widow of Jas
.Lawson, has broken up housekeeping
and gone to live with her daughter
WIN. Lewis, Of Powellton.
Mps. Geo. Steward, of Plymouth
spent Monday in Middleport, the
( guest OF her mother, Mrs. Willie
Whitley.
Mrs Lea. PFentis, Of Raymond. was
4 u !. 4.
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Mt CARBON.

r.. D. Reed spent his Chr istmas
holidays In Rendville, visiting his
brother Aaron.
w. E. Gi1lerson, of Standard, was
up during the holidays visiting hfs
brother John,
M. II. Hill was at Charleston q few
days last week ON legal business.
Rev. s. e. Willtama conducted
Christmas services at Powelfton on
Christmas day and filled his regular
appointment at Eagle Sunday.
J. V. Coleman, George Ellis, j,
Anderson and VIM. Vaughan have
dressed the walls and ceiling OF this
K. of p. Hall in a pea green color
with moroon trimming which adds
much to its bea M+y.
The mem hers Of the K. Of P. Lodge
and tho Court OF Calanthe were very
much disappointed on the evening
of the 9th, IN the failure OF aranh
chancellor L. o. Wilson, and Grand
Worthy Chancellor, J, Rupert Jeffer-
son to lecture as they had promised.
The ladies had prepared TO serve re-
Treatments aud have general good
time In a social way.
The Sunday School of the New
Hope Baptist Church had it's Christ
mas tree Friday evening. The pro
IlsSam rendered by the school children
As very appropriate for the occasion.
Mveral people from Kimberly at
tended the exercises. Among them
were MisB Ethel Bryant, ]. T. ,Apder~
son, Mr.. and Mira, Leo Roy Lowry.
Sunday was stormy, the attendance
at church was unusually small.
Rev J. J. Turner preached a good
Christmas sermon.
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" GORRESP ONDENCE

calling on friends in Betsy Monday.
Mrs. Ada Wilson, or Columbus,
Ohio, who was called here on account
Of the death of her father, Jas. Law
son, has returned home.
Mrs. Florence Coles, of Raymond
spent few days last week here with
her sister Mrs. Hale Dickerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lewis and
Charles Lawson who were called here
to attend the funeral of their father
returned home, Wednesday,
Dr. VI. T. Sinclair was shopping In
Charleston Friday.
Geo. l.. Brooks, Of Plymouth, was
4 business visitor to Charleston We'd
neSday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Surgeons are
spending the holidays visiting friends
in BidweN.
Mrs. Hale Dickerson entertained at
dinner Christmas day Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Micllens, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Jones, of Plymouth: DIR. anr Mrs.
Sinclair and little son Terry.
Edward Hicks and children are
spending a few days at Gomoca visit,
ing his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mickens, of
Plymouth, were guests of friends in
Charleston Sunday and Monday, re-
turning home Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Harris and
children of Betsey, are guests of the
formers sister, Mrs. Minerva Woodley
Of Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Smiths little
son Joseph Is suffering from an at
tack of typhoid fever.
Simon Woods, Of Betsey, is spend
Ing the holidays with his family Ia
Charleston. ." ....:
Edward Stevens Of Plymouth, Is
spending the week with his family
at Bidwell, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Stewards little
son, Willie, Of Plymouth, died Friday
Dec. "a, at Middleport, O., where they
had gone to visit Mrs. Steward g
mother.
Joseph Sawyers, of Betsey, spent a
few days In Montgomery this week.
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GgYAND0TTE.

...
Joseph Layne came home Friday to
spend few days with his parents,
Mr.. apd Mrs, Shields Layne. .......I
: Oscar Holne1g Of Charleston,
spent Sunday with Joaeph Laytne. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis, Of
wheeling, arc in town to spend the
holidays with their parents and Mrs.
Sam Dayis. -"
William Scott, Of Huntington, was
In town .Spnday, calling on friends.
Norman Darlington and Trying
Yancy, of South Caperton, are In
towR visiting relatives.
Miss Caroline Robineon, Dessa
O'DeIl and Daisy Prater, of Hunting
ton were calling on friends Sunday
Misses Julia and Willie Roby. of
Huntington, were calling on Mrs
DHyis Sunday.
Mrs, Fannie johnson, OF Hunting.
ton, spent Sunday and Monday With
Mrs.. Mildred Layne,
:, Misses Lula Lewis and Flee4a
Brooks were calling on friends in
Huntington Sunday.
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MONTGOMERY.

gss Sadney j. Jackson, owner and pro-
pvAktNf0r Of Hotel Jackson and owner
Nt much other. valuable real estate,
,hich has made him the wealthiest
lMs6krN n this county, If not in this
q &pf the state, died Thursday
tS 1ohn Hopkins Hospital, Balti-
I|SSnore, Md. after an illness of about
sstto aotths OF stomach troubles.
4 99s Tk6 Rema1ns, accompanied by his
Isa tfef we're, taken to Orange, Va, his
srthk,aaee, where they were. inferred
q saturday. Mr.. Jackson was charter
y membeH Of the Masonic lodge which
ssWaS Represented by Prof. H. H. Railey
\ md p. n. Hayes. His nephew, James
SSaJachBon, who was employed in the
n hotel was also present at the funeral,
having lett here Friday night
Es Mrs. Smith Brown Is reported
Y quite SICK at her home in West Mont
scenery.
Christmas services were held at
) the First Baptist church and NJ. E.
church Saturday morning.
Pflnlipal e. L. Ram, OF the Blue
\ Held city school, Is here the guest of
4 friends.
Nv. Coleman, of Mt. Carbon, was
/ here on business Monday.
Mrs. villa Washington and daugh-
y tiers, OF Hawks Nest, were the week
! end guests OF MIR. and Mrs. P. H.
" Shepherd.
y 81 MISS Ollie Meadows is here the
\ gnest or Miss Beula Saunders.
A.. /. Thompson is reported on the
Il sick list s.,
q: Claude Hurt. of Cedar Grove, was
u business visitor here Saturday.
.sy Mr. and Mrs. 1. S. White entertain
ed at dinner Christmas Day Dr. and
MRS. b. f. White and r. l.. Geter.
Miss Sessie Jordan of Institute,
iS here the guest of Miss Wysor Wat
i son.
S $I. H.sH. Radley is spending this week
#at charlottesville, Stanton and
\ Brookwood, Va.
,Zss Mrs. Isaac Rogers visited her moth
iIer at Paint Creek Hospital Monday.
ISll j.. IF. Hardy, tailor from Oak Hill,
is spending this week with his parents
B Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hardy.
.Jj Mrs. William Brown and mother,
{ Mrs. Maria Thomas, are guests of rel
at1yes in Charleston this week.
Mfss Nellie May Lewis, teacher at
4Bluedeld, is home to spend the holi-
days. with her mother, Mrs. Issie
LewfB. ..----
Miss Joe Villa Morgan and broth
or, Nathaniel, we're guests of relatives
:: at Mucklow Monday and Tuesday.
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DAVIS.

A number Of people from our town
went s1efgh-sidtng to Thomas Friday.
=. j. H, Johnson, of Piedmont, came
here tos assist t11 playing the drama,
Out IN che streets.p .''.' -.
:. Prof. Clarence Black, teacher a6
Thomas, made d trip to our town last
week. ,'''. ''"2 H.
The Christmas exercises were very
good. Much credit Is due the pro-
gram committee. -
Rep: NJ. D. Willis is in town at
tending to his church work. He held
services here Christmas and preached
a very instructive sermon, taking for
his text the second chapter OF Luke:
nth verse. '"This day Is born In the
city Of David, a Savior, which Is
Christ, the lord EIe also preached
two oHss snd aty: x ~
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HINTON.

Miss Alfredo Smithers left last Fri
day for Danville, Va, where she will
act as maid Of honor for her cousin,
Miss Smithers, who lives in that city.
The wedding took place Monday, 9th
and Miss Alfredo left on Tuesday
morning for Washington, D. c., where
she will join Misses Virginia Warren
and Dorthula Pack as the guests of
/ Mrs. Arthur Kyle for the remaining
holidays.
DR.. G. w. Holley left last Wednes-
day for Montgomery, Ala, where he
Will spend the holidays as guest OF
DR.. T. G. Golfer. 1t is rumored that
the doctor will bring back a southern
beauty as his bonnie bride. Let's
all who are his friends hope that the
rumor is true.
Homer Smithers, of Rendeville, O.,
IS spending the holidays In town the
guest of his sister, Mrs A. P. Straugh-
ter, and Mrs. J. E. Smithers, his
[sister-in-law.
Erastus Garland Pack, Sr., is
spending the holidays in Lynchburg
Va, as guest Of his daughter, Mrs.
>. K. l.. Diggs.
William and Wentworth Lewis
and Harry French spent last Wednes-
day and Thursday in Washington, D.
g., the guests of the sons of Rev. M.
w. Clair. The remaining holidays
they spent in Union, w. Va, visiting
their gTand mother, Mrs. Ollie Small.
Misses Catherine Booker, Estella
Wells and Juanita Johnson are home
for Christmas.
Inc Second Baptist church had it's
christmas tree Friday night and the
Sunday School gave its entertainment
on Monday night. Both affairs were
we'll attended and much enjoyed.
The household Of Ruth gave a
banquet Tuesday night, which was q
I we'll planned affair. Refreshments
were served in the church's hall and
the social side Of it took place In the
Odd Fellows Hall.
Rev. a. D. Lewis left Sunday night
For Huntington, where he Will spend
the week with his family.
Mrs. Iverson Smithera and little
daughter, Louise left Monday for AL
derson to visit her mother, Mrs. Mil
drcd Brown.
Mrs. Matte Johnson and husband,
OF Sewel, were guests of MRS. Lizzie
Muse Christmas day.
Mrs. Ellen Richardson Is visiting
friends In Covington, Va
The NJ. E. Church had it's Christm $
tree Wednesday night.
Miss Sadie Haynes is spending the
holidays with Mrs. e. G. Pack, Sr.
The married ladies, VIZ: Mrs. Geo.
Smith, Mary Payne Matte Strange,
Rosa Adams, Jennie Jones, Lucy
Lewis, Willie Straughter, Cynthia
Payne, Maggie Winfield, Isbella Mick
ms will serve progressive dinner
Thursday evening beginning at 500
o'clock.
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rs the pieasan. guest OF Mrs, Fanny
Cary.
Mrs. Laura Christian is visiting her
brother here, Harvey Fountain.
II. L, Lawson Is reported, very i'll
at this writing with pneumonia.
Morning Star Lodge, A. F. & A. NJ,
No. IS, held their annual banquet
Monday night.
DR.. r. L, Gordon attended the Mo
sonic banquet.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. HundIey, of
Mcdonald attended the Masonic ban,
I,Quet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Bowman, Miss
Annie Bowman, Wallace Powell, Prog
ton Moore, Of Ffnlow, Brooks Hen
dricks,s Alex Harris, Of South Caper-
ton, attended the banquet here Mon,
day night.
We regret to announce the death
OF little Lola Jasper, the two-yeat-
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. B.
Jasper, of Pembroke. Little Lola
died Thursday, December % and was
buried Friday In Lone Oak. Cemetery
The community extends to the family
its heart felt sympathy in the death
OF their little daughter
Harvey fountain, G.. l.. Jackson
Mrs. G. w johnson and Miss w. A.
Freeland attended the funeral OF
Lola Jasper at Pennbrook Friday.
William Cowherd spent Sunday in
Montgomery.
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CLARNSBURG.

Mrs. Mary billiard, of Charleston,
is spending the holidays here the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. w. Gray
son.
Mr.. and N FRS. R. l.. Lowry, Of
Charleston, are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. P. H. Lowry.
Miss Amelia Lowry, a student at
the West Virginia Institute, Is spend
ing the Christmas vacation here with
her parents and has as her guest
Miss Hazel billiard, Of Charleston.
Trinity III. E. Sunday School and
MT. Zion Sunday School had splendid
exercises and made many little hearts
merry by the treat on Friday night.
On Monday night large audience
listened to pleasing program by the
little folks at Pride A. M. e. church.
MI. Arlington, of Wheeling, was
the Christmas guest OF Miss Anna
Poindexter.s
Mr.. Clemens, or Morgantown is
spending the holidays here.
Mr.. Williams, Of Hampton Unsti-
tute, spent Christmas here with his
Mother, Mrs. Allen,
D. W. Lee, Of Detroit, Mich, was
the Christ mas guest of Miss Emma
Thomas.
Fred and Miles Banks were called
to Charleston Monday by the sudden
death Of their father.
DR.. E. T. Jones spent Christmas
with relatives at Dunbar, Pa.
Butcher Lee, of Wheeling, Is the
guest of dis brother, Chas. Lee.
A merry sleighing party from
bridgeport attended the S. S. exer-
cises at Bride Chapel Monday night.
Miss Inez Tuck Is home for the
Christmas vacation after attending
school in California, Pa
Thursday evening Miss Beatrice
Roberts and Ernest Monroe were
united in marriage at the home of the
brides mother. Rev. S. P. West Of
heated.
Miss Byrdie Robinson and Walter
Borgess. were married Thursday ey-
ening, Rev. Colbert officiating.
MISS Lilly Allen is spending the hol-
idays at Fairchance, Pa, with her
parents.
Rev. w. T. Kenney was called to
Pittsburg on business.
Union services were held at Trim
ity NJ. E. Church on Christmas day.
At the lodge hall on Hughes street
a public installation of officers took
place followed by a banquet Monday
night. Quite number were In at
tendance.
Mrs. David Scott, who has been
quite Ill, is convalescing slowly.
S. S. Glass No. III will give an
entertainment on Thursday evening.
Much interest is being taken In
the emancipation celebration Monday
January Ord.
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WINIFISBoE.

Mr. and Mrs. Jas: J. Thomas, OF
Cabin Creek, spent Christmas here
visiting friends.
A. Wilson and r. II. Allen left the
latter nart Of last week to spend the
holiday at their home IN st. AL
bans
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Allen gave a
house party in honor of Miss Cassie
Allen, Of st. Adams Thursday night
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Mose1ey. are
spending Christmas week in Charles
ton visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. VIII
liams.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Randolph
entertained at dinner Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Smoot, Mr.. aud Mrs. ". s..
Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Tyson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas l. Thomas.
Bruce Smith is' here spending the
holidays with his parents.
Miss Ella Smith and her uncle,
Geo. Keebey, left Friday for Sm1thers
to spend the holidays with her sister,
Mrs. J. NJ. Woodins.
Jubilant Lodge No. II elected the
following officers:
8. Johnson, C C.; David Smith, v.
c.; James r. Randolph, p; G. w.
Perkins, NJ. of Elk; W. NJ. Shelton,
NJ. of F.; n. s. Alexander, X. OF r.
! and s.; Jas. Randelph, Trustee
| VIM. Brown is spending The hoF-
days with his family In Charleston.
The Sunday School children rem,
dered the following program under
the supervision Of Miss E. l.. Mead
ows.
Sfhging-"No rsom IN the Inn. -
Chofr.
Prayer by J. F. Sth0ot,
Sfnging---"Just> as I Afr. CHOIR
| Address--W N. Shelton.
| Christmas Dance&A<Myrtle Ran
dofpif.
Three Bad Boysp--Rooseve1t
tSheIton.
when Papa is Sick" -@Mfss Sadie
Smith. *r
| Teaching Dollie. ..--Delua Napier
! Select 'Readtng--HBs ", Chap
man.
"He1ping~ the Temperance Cause"
f--Thohfas Mitchell and William
Smith,
Who Santa Clause Is."---J. c.
tColes. ''.'.
Ma8fc. -
.ReSiSatforI-IBugeue Soelton.
Make a Place for the Boys. 49,
! William Smith. -
Home Sweet HomSt-&Choir.
Herbert and AfthNr MIoIfe1I, II.
p. Day W. e. Cary and Ct. w. Per-
, kins spent Christmas in Montgomery
Miss e. l.: Meadows left TO spend
the holidays at Institute with re1a~
tfyeS. '.>
Mrs. Alice Smith and daughter
Miss Virginia, we're shopping in
Charleston Thursday.
J. d. Wiseman, +. Adams, p. II.
Napier and Ed. Tycoon were IN Mont
gomery. ..-9
MrB. l.. A. Davis Leaves Thursday
for Pittsburg for q f1fte6a days visit
to her son and Daughter.
Mrs. G.. W. Perkins and daughter,
Mrs. G. e. Wfsemah and nephew, lit,
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Hlns aTEs

The Sunday. sef o6i & Ing tie year
1910 will 'be in the hands of new Of
dcers' selected largely fSm the young
er people. M III Iliilss who has been
serving so faith fully he, ten years ss
s,,perfntendent. win Se succeeded by
Willie Vaughan who Is a member OF
the graduating class Of the public
school. ~
The coal miners win hike hnser
Christmas than they had planned on
account of the pump house being des-
troyed by fire Saturday night. 1t
wall soon be rebPNsFApae to avoid
serious delay. ~