The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-07-21
Charleston

Juvenile Court Organized-Mrs.
Lydia Walker, the Grand Deputy Of
the Order of Calanthe, assisted bv
Mrs. M. A. Whey, and Miss Agnes
E. Taylor organized a juvenile court
or seventeen members at the knights
of Pythias hall Tuesday afternoon.
This is the first organization of the
kind in the state and Mrs. Walker
Is being congratulated upon her
energy in effecting it. The officers
are: Worthy Matron, Mrs. M. A.
Whey; Worthy Instructor, Miss A.
r. Taylor; Recording Secretary,
Maria DeHonney; Financial Secre-
tary, Mary M. Parker; Treasurer,
Mrs. Lydia Walker; Orator, Eva May
Parker; Escort, Edith Ruth Parker:
Conductress, Bernice Irene Parker:
Inner Guard, Theodore Parker; Gate
Keeper, Earle Tuck. ........-...-....
| Musicale At st. Paula program
of unusual excellence will be render
ed at st. Paul A. M. f. church Fri
day evening the 29th inst. for which
prize of gold ring is offered to the
person selling the highest number of
tickets. The program is; Prayer,
Rev. r. r. Downs; Chorus, Harmonic
Club; Recitation, Miss Cornelia F..
Davis; Solo, Mrs. Mary Lewis; Paper,
Mrs. Gwendoline Carter = Violin Solo,
Mr.. Russell Hawkins; Vocal Solo,
Miss Mildred, Downe;' Recitation,
Miss Lillian Bullard Whittier;
| chorus, Empire City Glee Club;
Reading, Mrs. r. j.. Jones; Solo, Miss
Alice p. Whitaker; Paper, x.nasSelf
Culture" DR.. j.. B. Brown; Solo, Mr..
Allen DeHonney; Chorus, Harmonic
CLUB. The program will begin
promptly at $3.50 and refreshments
will be served by the Ladies Aid
Society. --~
Teachers For Colored Schools.-At
recent meeting Of the Board. of
Education the following teachers
were elected for the eolored city
schools: 1. G. Cabell, Misses Lizzie
.. Hopkins, Amy Hutchinson. Amelia
Wilcher, Blanche Jeffries, Artists
Johnson, Esther Fulks, Maud Viney,
Estelle James, Noala Farrar, Rhoda
Wilson, Hattie Peters and Nina Clin-
ton, and l.. C. Farrar, H. b. Rice, f.
ID. Cambria, J. F. J. Clark and G.. w.
Boyd. Miss Peters succeeds Geo.
l.. Cuzzens who, after over decade
or service, servers his connection
with Garrett school because of. it is
reported, strained relations with the
principal. The manner in which his
removal was effected is being severe
ly criticised 'by,s some of Mr., Cuzzen's
friends. ,:r.'
DIR. Bells Electric Machine.-Dr.
ID. Edward Bell, specialist on the
diseases Of the eye, ear; nose and
throat has installed in his offices i'm
the x. Of P. Building, Washington
and Dickinson Sts., an electric bat
terry for the purpose Of treating per-
sons affected with asthma, bronchitis.
lame or weak back, catarrh, coughs,
nervous or. blood diseases, constipa-
ton, deafness, diseases of the scalp,
headache, Indigestion, dyspepsia,
stomach troubles, kidney and liver
| complaints, brights diseases, neural
gla, piles, paralysis, sleeplessness,
Var1cose veins, rheumatism, and
diseases of women, for which he .
| gives special electric treatment. He
hts and duplicates eye glasses and
| spectacles and carefully examines the
eye, ear, nose and throat, consulta-
lions being free. Will call at resi-
dence If desired. Office hours: 8 a.
m. to I'm. 1870 D. M. to 7:3O D. m.
sunday and other hours by appoint
lment Home Phone 1493x.
Gard of Thanks.-Mrs. s.. A. john
son and family take this means of
expressing their thanks to those who
assisted them during the illness and
death of their son and daughter.
they feel especially grateful to the
faculty of the West Virginia Colored
Institute, of which the decedent was
student, and the class of 1912 and
other members of the student body
Tor their floral designs and. other