The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-28
CHU.LTCOTHE, OHIO


Edward Turner. OF New York CITY,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Cat
ltn last week, leaving Saturday for
Marietta, 0.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Y. Nocls, Of
Dayton. O., are in the city shopping
with Mrs. Lomax on sixth street.
They are here in the interest of the
Hollic's Orphans home for Colored
children in Dayton.
Mrs. Johnson, on Mechanic ST,
, died Sunday afternoon about o.
clock with tuberculosis. No arrange
ment have been made for the funeral.
| Rev. Joseph Leeper died Friday
about five miles from the city. Rev.
Leeper was born in Flemmon county
n.y.. u years ago. He leaves his
wife, five children, and a host OF
friends and grand children. Rev. w.
G. Lecper, his son. pastor Of the a.
NJ. E. Church in Denton, Md. was
unable to be present at the funeral
Of his father on the account Of the
illness of his wife. Rev. w. e.
Walker pastor of Quinn chapel A. NJ.
E, Church preached the funeral and
! conducted the burial services Sum
! day afternoon in the Nashville
Church. The body was brought to
the city and inferred in the Green
Lawn Cemetery.
Friday was observed as health day
by the public schools Drs. S. S.
Jordon and Peters addressed the
pupils and teachers at the southern
school building. Their addresses
were appropriate" and Instructive
The first grade, taught by Miss Ellen
| Dowdy: second grade taught by Miss
Helen b. Marshall; and third and
fourth grades taught by Miss Cora
Is. Medley, sang four little pupil
songs lead by the music teacher, Mr..
E. VI. Lippett after which Miss G..
B. Medley introduced DR.. Peters
who spoke on Cleanliness and how
TO take care Of the truth. Song by
the children. DR.. S. S. Jordan was
introduced by Miss Medley and
spoke On Hygiene.
The 5th, 9Th, 7th. and Sth grades,
| taught by Mr.. Fred Williams mad
Mrs. A. J. Hayes, the principal. were
assem- bled III the principals room.
Song by the pupils.
DR.. Peters was introduced by Mrs.
A. }. Hays. and spoke on Tuburoco-
Ills
Song
Paper by DR.. S. S. Jordon, subject
'Thc Science Of the Preservation of
Health,
James A. Lomai who has been in
| Dayton with his Vacuum Carpet
| Cleaner returned Saturday,
Rev. }. W. Carter mas been in Mt
Sterling, O., attending ministers In
stitute
| Rev. \. J Thomas, Of Columbus,
o., filed the pulpit dt the first Bap-
fist church Sunday.
, Misses Florence Denkins and Effie
Stewart will leave, Friday for Rox-
abel, o.. to attend che Baptist Sun
| day school convention. ------------------
Mrs. Rcbecca Robinson was called
TO Columbus on account of illness of
her son.
Miss Cora Harris, Of Harris Station
was in town shopping Saturday.
Mrs Andrew Powell has returned
to indianapolis, Ind
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Dyer have moved
10 otate MlllS, ..
| Mrs. Anna Stewart. Of Dry Run,
was moved to the hospital last Satur-
day for treatment.
j. 3. Moss is con IIned to his home
on S. Walnut ST., with granulated
eyes.
Mrs. A. j. Hays and Miss Helen e.
Marshall were in Nashville Satur-
day
Rev. W. u. Walker, lcctured on
Tuberculosis Sunday night. He said,
/ will give you few simple rules
for the preservation Of health which
though incomplete, will be ofl.great
benefit, if faithfully pursued From
experience, study and observation
YOU will no doubt be able to add to
them -
1st. Make attention to health o
matter Of conscience, as religious
duty.
2nd Maintain habitual cheerful
ness and serenity Of mind.
3rd. BE regular in all your hab-
its
fth, Spend at least two hours
every day in active exercises in open
air.
9TH. Battle frequently
6th. Pay particular attention to
the quality and quantity Of food
taken in to the stomach.