The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-06
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to sea the Garnet ttlghs sxhcbi boSs
defeat the second Institut9 basa 1naIl
club to the, tune OF s to 8. The
game #of5 sfx sinntngs was played <in. q
steady rain which prec1uded the pos
sibility sof.s,any sensational plaEs.
Miss Artists Johnson :. retu TKad;
6atu rday from Richmond, va. and
has resumed her place at Garnet
school. - -. nv. %....s%j .,g r.
( Mason Burke left Sunday, for Chit
Ecago, where he will join q number
Of Others going to Seattle. wash. rs
furnish music for the FexpdSi&i oatl Mr
Mrs. Taylor and daughters, are at
home to their friends at 1413gVir-
gitnta street, having ...6yyesadi q from
North Rand street, where they lived
g, number OF years. .s.. s'r'"f' 80 ~;
4 DR.. Session. has returned fromn, a
ousin esq tripeto Rendviile, o. g. ~.
Puts yahd,> pompadours at Mrs,
Browns, 500 Capito, street. @:. -,
+ Mrs. Jennie Smith, who spent last
week heree.Wi relatives, has re-
trunedt no hef home at Mapt3nsS I
Rev. BOOZE, of Buchanan. Va, is
visiting Shfs cousin Mr. Seams. !. Il. l.
Miss Lillian. Daniel spent . Tu esdav
at St. Adams. .. -. - -...'.''. :.
Clifton Jones left Thursday for his
home at Lexington, KY. =;
Miss: Lucy Williams and Miss Min
nile Burks left, Sunday, for Cape
May. N. r. .,' - '..... TX
Mrs" A., G, Royal, of, Huntington,
was business visitor here this
week. - -
Miss Ella RS binson, of Talcott, is
visiting her ,sister. Mrs. Maggie Rob-
lnson OF Dunbar street. 49,. * vi.
Miss Mamie Gallon, who rep
resented the Cleaner Sunday school
of the West Side, at the Mac Donald
convention, has returned home. 49,:
r Eer Rent. "A house In Washing4
ton Court. Apply to J. M. Hazle+
wood. ..'.- -
Last Sunday, the usual mornine
and evening services were held at
Simpson NJ. E. church. The Rev.
Hardly, Iof Montgomery, preached
In the evening after which the Com
munion was administered. ,.~,f",'E;
-" At O'Clock p, IN. the annual
Thanksgiving sermon to the Proyi-
dent Council Of St. Lukes was
preached by the pastor, Rev. J. w.
Waters. The sermon was very sug-.
.gesttve Of practical every day living
In part he said, Shoulder straps,
tnusketry and swords don't make, q
soldier. No Individual, family CITY
or state can survive without honor
He further said that ours is one
Of the very, best races on the face OF
the earth II It would shnn rum. He
said that a'SSS:D Luke should be faith
full to himself, his home, his brother
and sister, his council, aud, above ali
to his > obligation. He, who would
rule said he, must first learn to obey
kone should study oneself to aacer-
tain II he possesses tmeakness OF
spirit. For such one only is COM
petent to rule. :... III
Mothers Day will be observed
throughout the WholS day at. simp-
son church u 'aext Sunday At the
morning service the. pastor will
preach on "Honoring Mother The
afternoon will be given to song and
talks about mother. This talk will
be general. In the evening the pas!
tor \ will exchange pplpits with the
Rev. Bullock, or the, First Baptist
Church. ~. ~"
The Willing Workers Club will
meet with Mtas Virgie Burns ION.
Brooks street, Thursday evening.
The Thursday night Aid will be
entertained by Miss Eva. Brown ON
Young street. 49,. ...
= The Friday night Aid will meet
with Mrs. Amanda Cooper on Brooks
street, Thursday night: May 9Th.
All members are requested to be
present by order Of the president.
Miss Eva Gallon a student at the.
West Virginia. Golored institute, was
called home, Saturday, by the i'll
ness Of her mother. :
+. The Hospital Association met
Monday evening with Mrs. +. W..
Waters on Brooks street.
The little daughter or Mr.. and
Mrs. Phenoy Wade is seriously iii
at their home on Piedmont street. 4.
The Senior class OF the Garnett'
High school gave Musicale at the
First Baptist church, Monday. IT.
was well attended and a neat sum-
was realized. =.
Prof. G. e. Mitchell, Of Institute, ;
was In the city Tuesday.
, DR.. and Mrs. Crichlow left Monday.
for their home In Keystone, after
visiting Mr.. and Mrs c. H. James a
few days.
Mrs. Jennie Clews CONTINUES III AZ