The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-09-08
HUNTINGTON.

u b and family. 3.
John Martin, of Martina, was a
ainess visitor in our city this
lllxs nAtths Finley, of rronton,
cSmpanied by her daughter Pearl,
~ Spending a few days with.-her
& & 4Ha ssySlasts Mrs, Cora MysV, of Tenth
Mh Lyde Lee was indisposed
Ills week
Harry Bryant, of Columbus, was
y qAias on friends in the city last
seN.
Mesdames Banks and Hall, of
Vlumbus, spent Sunday here as
Guests of Mrs. Matilda Liggins, of
Atisan Ave.
Mrs. Ossie Taylor spent a few
3Ays with her mother in Bradrick,
hio.
Is Mr.. Edwards, of Uniontowwn, Pa,
IN the city in interest of his un-
drtaking establishment, which is
ooHuuctsd by Fred Smith, a young
ful1y qualified for the business.
.tMfs! H. Matte Collins, Of Ironton,
spent Sunday with Mrs. James Tay-
l0r. ;of Tenth Avenue.
.s1Mrs. Eliza Woodfn visited her
hs0ther James Jackson, of West
Huntin gtun. this week
Mrs. Mamie Meade and children
ARD Whiting relatives in Virginia.
aA1 lawn: fete was given at the home
OF Mrs. w. H. Craney by the Sun
dY.o School of the Sixteenth Street
Baptist Church, Friday evening.
. q Miss: Wynema Hickman and cous-
tnS OF Columbus. spent last week with
and Mrs. Reese Thompson.
=. Dr.. White has returned from a
bnsiness tri p to Montgomery and Mt.
Hope.
! Rev. P. A. Boswell, of 1ronton,
was IN the city on business Friday.
Ky Mrs. NNollie Mickens met with
very painful accident Friday. She
fell and cut cash in her head which
caused several stitches to be taken
..,, George Bryant and son Wesley, of
7M4hRton were guests at the Perkins
HonEe this week.
Miss Blanche Miller has gone to
youngstown, o., to visit her aunt,
Mrs Rosa B. Holmes.
MFs. Emma Ewing and neice Miss
Justice, were calling on friends Sun
.AaY while enroute to Columbus
'Rrxym Louisa, Ky.
- : Mrs Minnie Frye, who has been
The house guest of Mrs. Virginia Dill
lard several weeks, returned home
Saturday. .,
Miss Stella Stewart spent
. couple of days here enroute to CALI
polls from Cincinnati. --.----.
!.,ssThe annual officers banquet Of the
Sixteenth Street Baptist church was
given Monday evening.
:, . Miss Ada Burke and Mrs. Maria
Brown spent Sunday with friends
in Cincinnati.
F.:nMrs. Martha Woodson entertained
In. a most delightful manner Mon
-daY ey!ening. in honor of her niece,
MISS Eva Sammons, Of Charlottes-
Vile, Va. Others enjoying the hos
pitality Of the hostess were: Misses
Marcella Manggrum, Hattie Johnson,
AAfdella Taylor ,Rejelia Carter, Lula
James, Rosa Carter Messrs. John
Lee, Langston Manggrum, Albert
Still, Leonard Lewis and Otis Woods.
The sick this week. are Mesdames
,Iqlia Chappelle, RacheF EFarrow and
Sallie Venerable.
= - Bishop Derrick and wife are
guests Of Rev. and Mrs. w. II.
Thomas, Of Eighth Avenue. The
Bishop will preach at the A. NJ. E.
church Sunday.
-; Miss Bessie Vinson, of Burlington,
@. is visiting mrs Mae Bromley, of
Artisan Ave.
Mrs. Allen Leftwich has returned
from a pleasant visit to Washing
ton,. D. c.
The sad and impressive funeral
services of Mrs. Fannie Wright were
conducted Wednesday afternoon by
Rey. l.. V. Bryant. The deceased
,Ae1ges e husband three children,
i 8Ee. brothers, two sisters, a neice, q
Grandmother and most of friends to
5aourn their loss. ="
( Is, MES. Jane wilkins, gave dinner
ct very pretty appointments Friday
evening. Covers were laid for Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Smith.
@'i'Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Melting