The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-06-09
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Rev, Nv. Il. = Walker, of. G,iinn
Chapel 4: NJ, e, Chnreh hss been
i'll. but Il able to be gu again. % =
Miss Geneva Ross will gradaa y
from TIE GRillicPtAe High sohoelspn
Thursday. RlsQ Ralph, G,3nRtngRaR, $S
The city School win sc}osesaa 4fi.a
day Ta%TT
The Board of Education met
Thursday night and appointed the.
following teachers for%t'ta sSo,ltharn
Building: Mrs. A. ]. -liuyes @*prin-
cipal; Misses Ella Dawley, HELEN T..
Marshall. Cora B. Medley and, r. ID.
Williams, = - ~
Several new cases of small ppx
haM developed in the el.y.% =
Misses Mae Medley and Christine,
Williams will leave Monday 1norm-
ing for Wilberforce, o., 10 attend.
The commencement. \:> - <
Rev. w. E. Walker. VIII preach
in CircleIille Sunday aftaraonn FOR:
DR.. White Of the A. NJ, e. ..,hurch.
The Masons aud knights OF Pyth-
las have been inNited to Lay this torn-
ner stone of>oWRn Chapel on the $ra;
Sunday i'm June, At which time,
Bishop W.. 3. Derrick and Rev. c. s.,
! Gee are expected to he present
Quinn Chanel when completed will
be. one Of the most beautiful CHURCHES
in Ohio. - N....,..
Dr.. S. S. Jordan and wife viii
leave Thursday morning FOR Spring
field, o., to attend the State Medi-
oil Sofi O.
will read q paper before the associat-
ion on The Duty of Physicians to-
the Public. ......,...--. .-..-.--.
Mrs. Ollie Gattiff will leave Thurs
day for Columbus, o., and other
points in the West. ---;
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Bates, OF
South Walnut ST., will leave Thurs
day for Springfield, O.. .. So.
John Gatliff and mother have
moved to Toledo, Ohio.
Mrs. Laura Tyler, who was shot
in the abdomen last week by one of
her boaders by the name of Smith,
still remains about the same accord
ing to reports from her physician,
DR.. S. S. Jordan. She refused TO
submit to an operation, and prefere1
to take chances.
Mrs. Charlie Beard is still suffer
| ing with a severe case of rheuma-
tism.
The first rally at Quinn Chapel
was a success Sunday.
Childrens Day exercises will be
held on Sunday by the Sunday School
! and Choir Of Quinn Chapel
Mrs. Kate Gray will hold chick
en- sunper at her home on High ST.,
Friday night June 18th, for, the
building. fund Of the A.. NJ. E. church
The contractors removed the old
corner stone Of the. A. NJ e. chufch
last week and found in 1T a Bible, a
Hymn Book and one cent piece
dated 1858 the time the foundation
was laid. William Hill one IF thu
Trustees Of the church at that time
says he put the one cent in the stone
and helped build the church and now
he is helping to tear it down.
Rev J. w. Carter after a pleas
ant three weeks trip through va ,
and w. Va, is home again.
Mrs. John Henry has returned to
her home in Columbus, o.
Mrs. Anna Reed who spent the
winter in Columbus, has returned 70
this city.
Dr. Hawkins, Of Xenia, was in our
city Friday.
Mr.. Ford, of WilberfoTc2, O., was
a weekend visitor at the home Of
DR.. Peters.
- jackson Orchestra, Of Columbus,
! o., passed through here wednesday,,
on their way home from Frankfort,
Ohio.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Oliver, of
Buckeye Lake, and Mrs. Sarah Guy,
Of Cleveland, were called To Chilli
Gothic, on account of the death Of
Mrs. Ogilvie.
Rev. Alexander from H., preached
at the First Baptist Church, Wednes~
day night.
A number Of persons went to Plug
Run Sunday on account Of the .BAp-
thing. -------------- -
Miss Eta Preston has returned
home from Columbus, o.
Miss Kate Preston spent ten days
at Storms Station, o.
Mrs. Sarah Evans has gone to
Columbus, o., to visit her children.
Ralph Cunningham attended the
mmencement exercises at Kenton,
Ohio, .-....-...-
Mrs. Mary Peterson, Of Washing
ton, c. H. o., inspected the ladies
court last week.
Mrs. Maria Redman, Of Pittsburg,
Pa, is visiting at the home Of Mrs.
EMilan Bates.
Rev. w. e. Walker preached the
funeral of Mrs. Sarah a. Winfield
Friday morning at 1030 at Hope.