The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-11-04
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l. Mrs. Sara johnson was Ill the first
/ Of the week at her home in Washing
ton Court
! John Jackson died Thursday morn
ing after. a, long illness, of tubercu-
losis, at his home on Bradford St.
( The funeral services were held at the
First Baptist church Sunday after
finOOS. rNM -
7 Miss Lewellyn Spriggs, Of Insti-
ttute, was the guest Of Miss Esther
Fulks Saturday.
T. The pupils Of the third grade Of
Garnett School entertained the teach
ers Friday afternoon
T. w. Wade, of Eagle, was a visit
or to the city Monday. -.
| Minvillis, the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bailey entertained
a number Of her little friends, Thurs
day afternoon, at her home on Hans
ford street in honor Of her birthday
anniversary.
| Mr.. and Mrs: Clarence Henderson.
Of PIT. Pleasant, spent the latter part
of last week in the city,. the guest OF
the latter's aunt, Mrs. Lillian Starks
ON Shrewsbury street.
Miss r. A. Wilson spent the week.
end at st. Adams, visiting her moth
er.
| very delightful Halloween Party
was given, Saturday evening, at the
home of Miss Maude Whey on Pied
| mont street. The advertisements of
the evening were Halloween games
Those present were Misses. Aristes
Johnson, Mossie Clay, Hazel Lucas,
Lewellyn Spriggs, Virginia Gilmer,
Esther Fulks, Maude Whey and Mrs.
Ruth Robinson, of Detroit, Mich. :;
Messrs. T. G. Nutter, F. d. Cambria,
C. H. Gray and J. A. Jackson.
Little Miss Helen Strother, enter
tanned her friends, Saturday after
noon, at her home on Bradford St..
In honor of her birthday anniver-
sary.
Miss Virginia Coins was called to
the city last week because Of the
death Of Mr.. 'Jno. Jackson
Mrs. Phil Waters is i'll at her home
yer. AS her temperature has not at
any time during her weeks illness
been higher than 1902, it is hoped
that the attack will be a mild one
and Of short duration.
j. H. Taylor and w. 0. Terry are
hunting this week in Greenbrier
| county. riG
The Griffin1 Sisters are the vaude-
! Vile attractions next week, at the
| Majestic.
Miss Artists Johnson entertained
few friends, Tuesday evening, with
cards. -
Miss Caroline Hairston has opened
hair dressing parlor at S04 Don
nally street.
Mrs. Edward Humbles, Of Sentz
street, is reported ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Green, of
Boomer, were in the city shopping.
Tuesday.
Mrs. Susie Hairston, Of Martins
| vile, Va, is here visiting her daugh-
ter, Miss Carolyn.
| Miss Lucinda Williams returned,
Friday from Cincinnati, where she
visited friends.
+ Rev. R. r. Downs will conduct the
regular services at the st. Paul A.
M. e. church. The public is cordi-
/ ally invited to attend.
| The Loyal Union will meet with
Mrs. Eliza Burks, Monday evening, at
her home on Lewis street.
Mrs. Cora Anderson gave a din
I ner party at her home on Washing
ton ST., complimentary to Mrs. Cal
] loWay, of Cincinnati.
| Rev: B. r. Reed, Of Springfield,
! Ohio, preached at the First Baptist
church, Sunday.
| Mrs. R. B, Colbert has returned
from Ronceverte and Lewisburg,
where she spent few days visiting
her sisters.
/ Thomas Colbert is in the city from
| WEIGH and expects to remain here
this winter.
Sunday was a great day spiritu-
ally for Simpson M. E. church Rev.
S. A. Lewis preached both morning
asd evening to large congregations
| III |hS dDoSlNS VI CllS DlSIElCI
perintendent, Rev. G. e. Curry, who
| returned to his home on account of
sickness, Rev. J. w. Waters held his
Town quarterly conference Friday.
+ Rev. Waters, accompanied by Rev.
&c. f. Muse, went to Montgomery,
IWhere he held the quarterly confer
ence for that place on Saturday night
L
}turning to his own church in time
! for night services.
l. Little Helen Strawther entertained
gabout thirty Of her friends, Saturday
I'afternoon, at her home on Bradford