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ANDERSON.

&{ Il FEeV. G. n. Harris has been carry
ins ON very successful revival at the
sss1IE0h Baptist Church. There are six
converts "
~ RSry 'impressive memorial services
5syse1.e Held at the Baptist Church Sun
/ day the 9Th by the Odd Fellows for
: fhS Fdeceased ex-Grand Master, J. Nc
Henry Jones.
v Appropriate papers were read by
80 iM. Triee, II. E. Fireman and An
gels .I5apkins.
- Music was furnished by the House
hold
III Mrs. Jennie Wilson, who has been
4 suffering for several weeks with
!, acnte pneumonia is very much i'm.
prANed at this writing.
HUE Miss Susie Crawford, who has been
I visiting in Portsmouth, Ohio, return
ed sheme Thursday.
Wade Perkins, OF Huntington
spent several days here last week
on account Of the illness of his
mother-in;law, Mrs. Jennie Wilson.
=, lee Wilson returned to Cincinnati
: Monday morning.
Rev. c; N. Harris being called tt
Fayetteville Sunday, Rev Howard
White, of Ronceverte, filled the pulpit
at the Baptist church.
Rev. Jefferson filled his regular ap
pertinent at the NJ f. Church Sun
day. =
The presiding Elder, Rev Hughes
stopped of here Sunday on his wa.
I no dnarterly conference at Roncevertt
i and preached an excellent sermon
Is ct the M. e. church Bunday night.
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SUTTON.

3sa Aarnet Turner was in town
lay shopping and called on Mrs,
14ewis.
Ssasss lkISi Bell johnson died Tuesday,
IS ttstaher 80, after a long time of
erilSg She was a christian and
ssAR laid to rest beside her father
q ssS sssfEa aother down on Kanawha. Rev.
III, ,fI.* Griffith conducted the funeral
AisNtcas. She leaves a sister and
& saSShter.
Rev, j.. II. Accoo held a quarterly
meeting at Camden Hill A. NJ. E.
ss:h1rch Wednesday night. He was the
4 gust 4uf Mrs, Lovey Lacey
Floyd Lacy and Miss Pattie Lacy
returned to Weston Monday, after
& spending few days here visiting
lfrisnds and relatives.
Ss!i Mrs. Clark Rhea has been very sick
d fox%Ehe past three weeks but is on the
D road to recovery
M Miss Rosalia Daniels entertained
SssuSday Miss Garnet Turner, Miss
Virginia Martin, Miss Mary Martin
and Miss Jane Rhea.
sssSG Miss Hannah Meade returned Sat
lrday from Bridgeport.
s4.s< Mrs. Gay Lewis and Florence Ball
were calling on Mrs. E. Blanche
! Lewis Thursday.
MISS Willis Johnson entertained at
dinner Sunday, Miss Maude Coleman,
MihS Lena Johnson, Miss Stella Lewis.
Floyd Lacy, William Perkins and
George Lewis.
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=.
school last Friday aud gave an inter.
esting talk OH the heart to the class
In Physiology. % %.t-s3sN =.
Miss Jesafe Halls. One ditthe Middle
port, Ohio teSchsa's, w&S the week
end guest OF Miss Gretta Robert, 81"
John Brown, OF y,PlSxnoath, left
Saturday evening to sisat friends. in
Virginia for anew ,wssREs
MIR. and Mrs John E3yrus' little
daughter, Norma. ia sat tering from a
severe case OF typhoid fever.
James Lawson continues about the
same. -. 3.." L. ~, 49,.
Mrs. Joe sawyers. Mrs. SHale Dick
erson, and Mrs. ,EdwS Hicks were
shopping In Cha rlestoa Monday.
Mrs. Roland Williams, Mrs. VIM.
Simms, Mrs. Robert, ';Dickerson,
Mrs. Ada Price and Mrs; Eva Walker
of Raymond .Citv@weresthe Sunday
guests Of Mrs, Geo, McKsnny.
Harvey Coles and James Duckwyler
Robert and Charles Dickerson, Ivory
AustiT>~ and Robert Anderson, of
Raymond City, worshtped >at Mt
Zion Church Sunday, 81
Fred Eely has returned after q few
daXa visit.to his family In Ohio.
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sus. He has 80 gotten into the
hearts OF his congregation here, that
We feel ourselves upon, a higher
plane vof Christian life and utility by
his being wtth us. - '|a,> I
P. "A. Bowman, who Is doing so
much for our church. being one of
its officials, received letter from
his brother 70 meet him In Norfolk,
Va, as they have not met for years.
They will go to see their aged par
eRts. Their father who Is very sick
Mt this time will hail them with
much JOY, and the mother will re-
cefve them with fond embraces. We
can imagine the consolation to these
parents when their sons shall meet
them on Christmas day. Mr.. Bore
man visited his parents about year
ago. m' ~ - = : '.:
Thomas Bruce, who has been con-
fined to his bed is UP again. He is
n laborer at the Tannery and hunt
himself in some way while work
Ing. 80. ..:#..
John Blow and Mrs. Halle Gran
Olson are i'll.
Prof. Clarence Black, of Thomas,
attended services here Sunday. .'
James Malone thanks his friends
for their remen1brances ON his TWEEN
ty-third birthday.
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RONCEVEfRI,E.


Rev. Robinson filled his: appoint.
ment here Sunday and preached two
eloquent sermons. s. 49, -.
Mrs. Mary J. Brinkley entertained
the Ladies' aid Society Thursdays
Those present wefs@ Mfs Eta Green,
Mrs. Maggie Banks, Mrs. Maggie Ii.
Hickman, Miss Edith !: Wood, Rev.
Jefferson and VIM. Eggfeston .''..
|. Mr.. and Mrs. E.}R: Btown were the
guests of Mrs. Maggie L. Hishman
Sunday. .: . ~"':>-n "~* 80.
|. Rev. Jefferson flied his appoint
ment at Anderson Sunday. "': - -.
The fourth quarterly. conference
was held at the MI e. Church Monday
Afternoon. Reports for the year
were read, and everything was in a
condition. So
Friday was library day at Maple
Grove school. The children rendered
an excellent program. Many visitors
were present and refreshments were
served. 5000 was turned over to
the treasurer. '.-.
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BANCROFT.

Rev. P. P. Holland filled his reg
ular appointment here Sunday
preaching Sunday morning at il
o'clock and at o'clock he preached
an ordination sermon, after which
Richard Smith and DR.. NJ. T. Bin
clair were ordained as deacons, and
at night the Lords supper was adj
mln1stered by the pastor.
Mrs. H. A. Jones. of Plymouth,
was a business visitor to Charleston
Monday.
Rev. P. P. Holland returned to his
home at Spring Hill Monday morn,
ing.
Simon Woods, of Black Betsey.
spent Sunday in Charleston visiting
his wife.
The Missionary Society met with
Mrs. Edw. Hicks last Saturday after
noon. An interesting session was
held after the business was over.
Refreshment were served by the
hostess after which they adjourned
10 meet on the second Saturday in
January.
Charlie Lawson and Wortha Lewis
or Powelaton, were called here last
week on account Of the serious illness
OF fhe formers father and latter's
grandfather, Jas. Lawson@
Dr.' NJ. T. Sinclair Vfsited our
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SYLVIA

81 Dr. H. G. Hargrove was called to
tsleigh Tuesday on professional bus
insas.
sg, ~ hui Aber of the members of the
Pride iof Beckley Lodge No. 148, l.
s5Is.TP: %. e. of w. from Sullivan were
E0ker attending lodge Monday night.
III, ~ Hehry Jemerson, who was hurt a
x1ek$aAys ego by falling timbers while
sSwpfAiMg at the lumber camp, is able
tone out again.
5SSS!t,tSA = number attended services at
s1sAaeigh Sunday morning.
~ The S5abbath school is in a prosper
Soiis e5hdition under the superlnten-
.destcy OF Z. l.. French.
Samuel Clark has been very sick
With pneumonia with little i'm
pT8ysndent at this writing.
EES: o. 4. Broekman has been
Efos Ire past wsek with a
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.WINIFlsEDE.

Sh9lton spent Friday in
(aSton on, business.
Thomas, OF Cabin Creek left
4hpme Monday.
tlles spent Saturday and Sun
mere visiting friends and rela-
Arhert Mitchell spent a few
81 ale#i4ton Saturday.
IRA Alice Thomas, of Cabin Creek
s has been spending some time
visiting her daughter, Mrs. c.
.lkllen, left for her home Saturday
ANNA Graham was called to
4tkH1ofe, Md, by the sudden illness
~ her brother-in-law.
\ tSfn TO. Mr., and. Mrs. c. A. Allen
lie boy baby. Roth mother and
are getting along nicely.
5Vnd: Tucker was q business visitor
stHs Charleston Monday.
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MORGANTOWN,

Miss Blanche DIXON, the. young
lady who died as O. result. of burns
received in the A. M. B.oGhurch on
Tuesday evening, November 4. Goth,
w-as buried in Mount Union Cemetery
Sunday afternoon, December 5th, at
2:15 .. m. The BervfcbS we're con-
Quoted In the Beecfturst Avenue A.
VI. H. Church by Reg. >aA. j. fPA5ne,
pastor Of Mount Britain ~ Baptist
Church, aRsi6tef by Rev" 8,
Christian, pastor OF st. Paul A.. NJ. e.
church. The funeral w@sS largely at
tended and the horal display was the
largest ever seen in the cftsran. The
deceased was a popular young lady.
The "Bapttst choir and the A. M u.
choir furnished nniste. Il MgB. %; W.
Thomas, the cherfsteY ~ The, baptist
church and J. II. Lewis OF Sne A. M
f, Church made the selections by re-
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HCCKHANNON.

An entertainment was given at the
a. NJ. r. church, Friday night, un:
der the direction OF E. w. Jones
Principal Of Victoria School, for the
benefit Of the library.
The following program was rem
dered: =
Observation-Disclosures Jones, Dickinson,
Green. and Hunter.
Invocation-Rev. Smooth.
The Life of Frederick ,Douglas-D
IL. Kyle.
Solo and Chorus--Nfessrs. Jones
Hunter, Green. and Dickinson.
illustrated Talks On the Life of John
Brownie. w. Jones'
Solo-Miss Bertha Heath
Miss Maud DaVis-Accompanist
Each number on the program was
we'll rendered, and enjoyed by all
present
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Powell was badly burn
ed one day last week The parents
and friends have a little hope for her
recovery.
Mise Ella Wilkinson, of Over Hill,
attended the Entertainment at the
A. NJ. E. church. Friday exening.
ID. V. Jordan. agent for an insur-
ance company of Washington, D. c.,
was here several days last week.
The Willing Workers met with
Miss Nettie Madison, Thursday exen-
ling.
Rev. Smooth. of the A. NJ. E.
church, was given a pleasant sur
prise at the parsonage, by his con
gregation with a donation party.
MI. and Mrs. Geo. Williams have
moved into their new house, in East
Buckhannon.
Mrs. Thornton Jackson, who has
been i'll for so long, is not so we'll al
this time.
The festival given by the Stewards
and Trustees of Simpson NJ. E
church, was we'll attended,
Little Esther Lewis, who has been
quite i'll with the humps, is improv-
ing
Rev. Geo. De Young, of Simpson
NJ f. Church, conducted services al
! Weston Sunday.
| The Assistant Principal of Waite,
Street School at Clarksburg, D. II
Kyle lectured here Friday night al
the School entertainment His re,
marks were inspiring, and uplifting
The people here hope to hear his
lecture "Us Two" in the near FIJI.
ture.
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POHvEnI4TON.


Miss Gertrude II. johnson and MiSs
Mattis CURTIS were shopping In Mont:,
gomery Saturday. ,%as ~ ~, .rlaa u. !
= The evangelist. Mrs. Ilaie, preached
+at the First Baptist church Friday
might. %...N ~ ..:..
Mrs; LillieP Fairfax. Sophie Robin
FIson and Mrs. IBettis Wren were IN
Montgomery Thursday ON business,
/ Charlie Lawson has returned from
Bancroft. G.,.~1yf ..a.. ,.... ..,,.3.. d
Miss Anna Westley. or Page, Is
here visiting Mrs. l.. Fl. Woods
Mrs. r. j. Harvey was out Of town
last week. .'>
Moses, West met with a serious 40
cident>in the mines last wsek.
Henry Woods was in Montgomery
Saturday,
t john EARLY ls 81 at;.this writing.
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~ RESP ONDE NOE
severe attack OF tonsilitis and La

severe attack OF tonsilitis and La
grippe.
We are glad to REPORT the conra-
lescencr fMrs. Martha &Kinley, who
lescencc of Mrs, Martha Kinley, who
weeks.
The children OF the public schools,
under the leadership, Of d. w. Cal
loway and Miss Salhe r.. Powell are
preparing to render q nice program
during the Xmas holidays.
The Sabbath school is making ar
rangements to have Christmas tree
at ST. Johns Baptist Church and ap'
prcpriIte exercises in the way OF
songs and Rotations. a.,
Rev. p. A. Harris and Rev. D, c..
Hunter left Saturday to fill their ap-
pointments.
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T. CHA RIiShURG,

Mrs" Walter SedwicF was hostess
TO Queen Esther Aid Society Friday.
The previous week Mrs. j. w. Col.
bert was the pleasant hostess to the
society. :""'s.!, ~. -. = ~,
The entertainments given Thurs
day and Friday evenings at Pride "A,
Nj IL. Chapel by Mesdames Turner
land 'Bislow We're we'll attended and
proved very enjoyable. One Svenina
was given to music, the other; to
reading, A prize being awarded by
popular vote. -. =
Misses Nellie Peyton and Velma
Snyder won the contests. y. ~, \:
!. u: H. Kyle attended the school en-
tertainmspt at Buckhannon Friday
night. =
-, MIS-. John Ogden aid Mrs, FLORENCE
Ruffn are indtsposed this week With
tLagrippe.
! Miss Lilly Allen spent Saturday ant
Sunday In Bridgeport. 49,. ,'.,,!.".
"a number Of the persons attended
the funeral Of the infant of Mp and
Mrs. John Robinson, at Briqgeport
Sunday. ... ~. /,
THE grammar department. Of Wa
ter Street School gave q play at Mt.
Zion Baptist Church Sunday night,
she title ~being "Who's to win him ?"
Although the weather was inclemen,
large number enjoyed the excellent
program rendered -. -. "
The rWomen's- Mite Ntissi cnary So
cfety'wlll hold socia! Thursday night
at the home Of Mrs. NJ. N. Graysop
The Mt. Zion Baptist Sunday Scho
Will hold festival Saturday night.
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ST. ALBANS.

= Miss Mabel T.. Scott, teacher of
the St: Adams school was shopping in
Charleston Saturday. :...
Miss Garnet Harris, of Charleston
is spending d few days with her aunt
Mrs. Celia Overaull. =: ;,.2''.>, -: (
;Reece Greene is somewhat ;indis3
poed at this writing. = ..1
Robert Allen and George Wilson,
OF 'Wfnnffrede, and Raymond City,
respectively, are spending a few days
with their families. -, -, =. ,,,,.>
Kew; 4. D.. w. Meadows spoke
here "Wednesday evening in the inter
est of Missions. ~. - .. -
Rev. Meadows was dn- ethe best OF
health and gave a full history of m is.
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INSTITUTE.
sermons.

J. A Booker, U. S. Agricultural
Demonstration of Mt. Bayou, Miss,
visited the West Virginia Colored
Institute Tuesday
Misses Estella Green and Nina Clin-.
ton, of Charleston, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Lowry, Friday.
The residence of MIR. and Mrs.
Robert Howard WAS totally destroy
ed by fire Saturday. There was no
insurance on the place
Mr. and Mrs r. H. Lowry attend
ed the Senior Play Friday evening.
Lafayette Campbell, who has been
i'll for several days, is able to resume
his studies.
R. l.. Brown and l.. T. Brown were
business callers in Charleston Thurs
day.
J. y. Jackson, G. H. Beane, P. H.
Payne and Norman Green were
among the party that attended the
play Friday evening.
Miss Rosalynd Friend spent Fri
day evening with her mother, Mrs.
T. j. Friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pack and
father were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Taylor Brown Friday
Richard l.. Brown, electrician Of
the West Virginia Colored Institute,
spent few days in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Emma Brown White was AN
Institute visitor from Friday till
Sunday.
Mrs. Roscoe Howard spent Sun
day here.
The Starry Flag" Comedy
Drama in three acts Vas presented
/ by the class Of 1910 of the West
Virginia Colored institute Friday
evening. The play was we'll season
ed with humor and pathos and met
the hearty appreciation Of the large
audience that gathered to witness its
rendition. Space will not permit q
review Of the work of each charac,
ter but TT suffices to say that each
acted well his part
The drama was under the manage
ment Of Prof. S. Hanlin Guss.
Cast Of Characters.
Mr.. Maitland, wealthy New
York gentlemah-David G.. Dean.
Kenneth Tracy, Captain in the y
Y. y. G.-Emmett Saunders.
Mark Horton, Lieutenant in the
\. \. \. G.-Richard l.. Brown.
Captain LeClaire, Captain in the
\. 7. y. G.-Herbert II. Banks.
i HarvGey Maitland, Mr.. Maitland.
Soh--James Hardy.
Barney OShea, Irish of course.
Leonard T. Brown.
Don Alfredo Suarez, A rival Of the
! Dast--Basil S. Braxton.
Jose, An accomplice OF Don AL
fredo Suarez-Robert Johnson.
Alice Maitland, Mr.. Maitland's
ldaughter--IGva Rotan.
Mabel Horton, the pride ant
plague Of Harvey's life-Lelia Pow
ell.
Jaunita, who is not what she seems
MARY Gordon.
Bridget, an Irish maid-Cathcrine
Harper.
Soldiers--Elvin Howard, Thorn as
Taylor.
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PT. PHEASANT.

Mrs. Clarence Henderson. is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carter,
Of GallipoHs ,tllis week, =.
Misses MithNe and Mosella Golston
were heStesses to the Reading Club
Thursday evening. a~' .~'s"'"..: 4,
Rev. "a. ,WaGMasej preached two
very rable sermons a6 the" Il. Mt ID,
Church ;S,tadayg; He Eeur4insd here
until Tuesday to meet his steward
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board Monday evening.

board Monday evening. $50 u !, "a
! Morton Kelley. who has been the
goess or his sister. Mrs. HoggsettS or
.Cl.tnaFieston, for the past few weeks,
refas9ed Monday. He was accomipa.
.nied home by his niece Garnet Kel-
Icy. ;srr.3 d r. &E'7
. Grant Boyer, Of Mason City, was a
business visitor In town last week.
\. tAllss Jess Hale, Of Middleport,
spent Saturday and Sunday in town
the guest or her uncle ,Shas. BELL
and Miss Mosella Fl. Colston. = '@ra$;
Principal Robinson spent Saturday
and sunday With his family at St.
Albums. @2' '%r:, t'.s' ~ = Is .- O. .
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ADDITIONAL CORRESPONDENCE: PACE 5


Morris Walton. q graduate of Co
lumbia University, '07, is teaching
history and English atTnskegee In
stitnte, and Miss Sadie b. Brown, who
finished at the Teachers College,
Howard University. last. term, has
taken charge Of the immense kinder
sarteh at DR.. Westinghouse bee:hive
OF industry. Mr. Warren Hunt Lo-
gam III, OF Tuskegee, has entered the
sophomore class at Howard. ......
Out of the nineteen dental students
who graduated last year at Howard
University, sixteen have successfully
passed state board examinations and
the following have opened offices and
doing WE'LL Dr. g: q ,Loiiis, Harris
bdre Fa.S DIR. Sykes, Wilmington,
Del: ). DFs! c Rivera and Dudley, North
Carolina; Dr. MARSHALL, Staunton,
Va, = DR. Miller, Oklahoma; and DR.
Chatltoh < .Texas' -
The colored people Of Norfolk, Va,
are complaining that they are being
denied high school instruction and
aggressive steps are being taken to
have the board of education provide
Facilities for the higher training of
ltha Negto:s children OF. that, city.
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BIsADDOCk, PA.

Eugene Coles wife arrived here
Thursday.
Mrs. RAIDER Smith of Long Branch,
N. j.. Is Visiting her mother, Mrs.
Nettie Miles, who has been Seriously
III but Is now on the road to re-
covery. :.',,: =..>'%
The M. E. Church. 'is making ar
ransement for Christmas exercises.
Mrs. Robert Riley, who has been
Ill for the past month is gaining
rapidly: -. - Z; -;
) Oscar Coe visited Clean, N. Y, on
Wednesday in the interest of the Ad-
vocate - .'.,'' 80. '..;.,....
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N"S"' Va SAo O0SSelScus Aulu0 Win
Me- was played softly ON s'the en-
trance OF the funeral torteSe. aphh
following selections G'iwere suR&:
Jesus Lover OF My Soal," Rocks;Sr
Ages" Nearer My God TO- Thasa,
Safe in tho Arms OF Jesus" Lead
Kindly Light" Asleep in Jesus"
and "Shalr we Meet Beyond the
River" Rev. j. II. Accooe, p. f. of
the Clar&sburg District, was present
and spoke. E1t.',r - {, Il - mi
. Our frst quarterly meeting ;wasl
held Oh the same Sunday morning
and evening communion at night by
the Presiding Elder. ~. a&Z..
While returning frbm the, funeral
one of the horses hitched to a car
riage slipped on the pavement and
fell The eanriage was stopped, by
the brake, and neither the horse mop
the occupants of the vehicle we're In
jured.
/, Rev. j. II. Accooe spent the entire
week with us and preached some good
sermonsj >HefIeft the city Saturday
for his next point.
A"S AAS->e oAioh AoltS Will De uclU
in the a. Al. e. Church Sunday, Dec
10th. Three serviceS during the
day :- '.' - &,
Rev. A. j. Payne, pastor of the
Baptist church started his week of
prayer last Sunday and Is having sue
cessful meetings. He will continue
his revival effort this week. =
The missionary Society will meet
next Thursday evening at Mrs c. W.
Thomas, Chestnut street. :..'' -: :;
Mrs. Minnie Grant entertained
Saturday for her stepdaughter, Miss
Irene Armstead. ,'.y.r < .
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Thomas will
spend the holidays at Columbus, O..
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Thomas.
The Missionary Society met Thurs
day with Mrs Frank Beasley. After
business was transacted refreshments
We're served. 1@
Wallace Smith, of Roint Pleasant,
who Is now employed In the hotel
at Point Marion, Pa, spent Sunday
, evening In Morgantown.
The Mt. ,Mofiah Lodge No. 20, A.
F. and A. NJ. elected the following Of
fioers on the last Tuesday evening
for the ensuing year:
w. A! Holland, w. NJ.
VIM. Richardson, S. w.
Norman Shankhn, J. w.
A. H. Brown, secretary.
Henry ,Wilkerson, treasurer.
j. A. Hunt, chaplain.
J. H: Lewis, S. d.
G. w. Thomas, J. D.
|, JIM. :Hunt, steward.
Philip Avler,. Steward.
J.'C. Johnson, Tyler.
The Mt. Marian Lodge No. 20 "A.
! +. and A. M meets in Castle Hail,
Beechurst avenue the first and third
in each month. 80; :.--,
The Masons will give their annual
banquet in their hall Monday evening
tDecembeT 27th. - 49, 80. =. -
I Monengalf Lodge No. so, K. of
'P's meets every first and third
Thursday in every month in Castle
Hall, Beechurst avenue. ...
The Evening Star No. IL Ladies
Court OF Calanthe, meets in Castle
Hall, ,Beechurst avenue every second
and fourth Thursdays in every month
The True Reformers Lodge meets
, in Castle Hall, Beechurct avenue ey
cry second and fourth TUESDAYS in
each month.
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- - - -
DAVIS.

Rev. Wins. who has done for our
people what We 50 much wanted in
church here. is Ger
ta'nly deserving Of great honor.
we wish to say he is a gentleman of
noble Christian character, a fluent
speaker and constant student. He
has re%gned his charge at Elkins
TO aco8H the church, at Federal,
where N has held protracted meet
ings, % ouls protesting hope in Je-
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sions In this ,state.l He, also spoke
very eneousast ngB OF the future pros.
poets 6t the work. 81 "a !, ! vi 4
Mrs. Sarah Prillorman, who died ut
the 1nfirmary, Wednesday, way
brought here for internaept.| ~. Il
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