The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-10-14
HUNTTNGToN

vacation at her home, Washington,
Pa, has resumed her place as matron
at the colored orphanage. g.
Quite number have received the
following invitations:
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. D. Mills
request the honor Of your presence
at the marriage Of their daughter
| Annette Gertrude
Mr.. Lewis Nelson Spurlock
on the evening Of the fourteenth Of
October :!
| nineteen hundred and nine
r. nine o'clock
}Sixteenth Street Baptist Church
Huntington, West Virginia.
At home after
October twenty-tifth
Peoria, Ill.
| q. w. Winston is ill, under the
care Of physician at his home ON
8th Ave.
l. Rev. S. A. Thurston returned We'd
nesday with his bride from Mt. Hope,
where they were quietly married.
The members and friends of Six
teenth Street Baptist Church, Of
| Which he ls pastor, rendered them a
PERCEPTION, which was largely attended
land all left with hearty congratula-
hons to the Reverend and best wish
es for Mrs. Thurston.
Mrs. I. H. Holmes returned to her
home, Gallipolis, Ohio, Monday, ac-
compahied by her husband, I. H.
Holmes, who spent Sunday here.
The Y. M. c. A. met last Sunday
at the A. M. E. Church, with usual
song service.
l. Mrs. Evelyn James returned from
st. Adams Wednesday where she at
Tended the interment Of the remains
Oh her mother, Mrs. Martha Payne.
she was accompanied home by her
aunt, Mrs. Mary Green, who will visit
for a while.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tarrer have
returned from Greenville, where
they were called by the death Of the
formers sister, Mrs. Lorena Scott.
Mrs. Emma Johnson, who Dis teach
ing at Barboursville, spent Tuesday
leVeMng here with friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. O. Lewis have
moved ito their beautiful new home
on 8th Ave-, which has recently been
completed.
&. II. Barnett returned to Holden
wednesday, after spending several
days with his family there.
Mrs. Trousseau James, assisted bv
her mother, rendered the bride-to-be,
Miss Gertrude Mills, a linen shower
MONDAY evening, which was largely
MRS. Joe Goss Dis much improved
from her recent illness.
| Mrs. A. d. Lewis is i'll at her home
on 9th Avenue with an attack of
rheumatism.
Taylor Gregory, from New Canton,
Va, was a business visitor here for
several days the past week.
| w, %. James was struck rby o train
FRIDAY morning, but fortunately be-
You'd few bruises was not seriously
hurt.
| MRS. Eugenia Barnett is quite ill
at her home on 14th Street.
Little Mamie Willis and her aunt
Mrs. Mary Green, are suffering with
tonsilitis.
| Rev. l. V. Bryant spent Sunday in
Gallipolis where he was called to
preSeh the funeral of Matthew
Brooks.
Masses Maude and Mary Washing
ton, Of Parkersburg, spent Sunday
here with their cousins, Mrs. T. p.
Smith and Anna Hance.
The Masons held memorial servjces
at First Baptist church Sunday after
noon for the late r. d. Robinson.
Lewis Spurlock passed through
the city Sunday enroute to st. Adams
where he will spend several DAYS
prior to his marriage.
Joseph Bass and daughter, Lottie,
OF Holden, passed through here and
visited friends Monday enroute tn
institute, where the latter will enter
school.
Mrs. Ella Winston was hostess to
Circle AZ Of the 18th Street Baptist
Church Tuesday evening.
NeV' ana MIS-. Thurston are costly
ehsconsed in their new home on Dial.
ton Ave, and are at home to their
many friends.
Or. q. G. Barnett has been appoint
ed by the board Of directors Of Hunt
lngton hospital to hold free clinics
once week at that institution.
HINTON