The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-08-04
Charleston

H. Wootiing preached at the. mornin,
hour OF Worship in the absence o
rPaseor Carroll, who went to Mont
fsomery to preach in the arternoo,
FOR Rev. Harriday. Prof. j. w
Hughes, principal Wheeling schools
occupied the pulpit-at the eYenin,
Phour and delivered Ia very instruct
We address ON service above honor
| Friday Night Atd~ met with MRS
Jane Lewis on Jacob street 2last
Thursday evening. The Lifters Wsrt
entertained by Miss Mamie Merrtt,
at the residence OF her mother, or
|Lewis street Thursday evening
Mrs. Ida Scott 'entertained the wiz
ing Workers Club at her residence
on Bradford street last week. The
Thursday night aid will meet With
Mrs: Mary Robinsoti' at her home on
Bradford street The Sunday even,
ing hour Of worsMp will be from
rs to O'Clock during the hot sea
son.
The Wednesday evening prayer
meetings are we'll attended and ev-
Eryone enjoys the splendid discourse
by pastor Carroll and the splendid
singing. The stewards have plann-
ed a quarterly meeting social for
next Monday evening, the object of
which is to bring the membership
together in social way. 1t is the
purpose to make this quarterly social
u pernanent feature. On account of
sickness in his family, the district
superintendent, Rev. G. E. Curry,
will be unable to bs: present, but Rev.
B. b. Martin, of Huntington, win
preside over the quarterly confer
'ence Friday evening, Of this week
and preach at each service>on Sum
day.
St. Pauf Church.-The entertain
ment given last wosK by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. o. Lee besides drawing a
crowd which filled the church, was,
a decided financial success; forty-f9e
dollars remaining after all expenses
had been paid. Ruby Downs, having
sold the largest number of tickets,
was given SUM OF money to pur-
chase ring, but she donated the
money to the trustees to pay the jan
itor. Friday night the Ladies' Afd'
Society will hold their meeting fl.
the church, at which time an excel
lent program will be rendered. No:
admission will be charged, but re-
freshrtients will be on sale Rev.
w. II. Thomas, presiding elder, will
conduct all services Sunday, admin
isterihg the HolS Communion in the
afternoon. The quarterly conference
will be held Monday night. The an
nual conference is but few days OF.
Homes are still being sought for
the preachers, the pastor, however, is
confident the city will afford ample
entertainment. The Mite Missionary
society is requested to meet in brief
"NNSAN'A
vice on the Sabbath. At the close
Of. Sunday evenings service, Mrs. w.
.. Lee made an earnest and strong
appeal on church pride, loyalty ana
obligation; her appeals were on the
lines Of broader christianity and q
true devotion to the cause of Christ.
Trtf ~ M
the delegates from the local lodges
to the Grand Lodge knights Of Ply
,thias and Grand Court, Order of Ca
lanthe left for Parkersburg to at
tend the sessions. Of those bodies.
I'm the party were j.. NJ. Haglewood,
Grand Master Of Excheqaer; Brfgayi
der General Jas. A. Campbell;
rGrand Deputy c.. w. Boyd; Mrs.
Lydia Walker, Grand Deputy OF the
Supreme Lecturer; Mrs Matte Por-
ter, Allen A. DeHonney, J. II. T8y'
lor, G.. ?. Porter, and Prof. H. B.
Rice, Mrs. J. M. Page, Misses Agnes
Taylor, Maude Whey and Mrs. Annie
+. Davis.
Entertains at Whist~-Mrs. B. p
Brownley entertained at Whist Mon:
day evening complimentary to Miss
Rosa. Carter, of Washington, D. c..
the house guest of Df.a1d Mrs. 70
l.. Jones. Her other guests were
Misses Virginia GilmerJ Hazel Lucas
Esther Fulkes, Mesdames w. o. Ter
ry and Allen DeHonney, Mr.. ant
Mrs, Claude Lowry, DR.. and Mrs
r. L.. Jones, Mr.. and =, Mrs. Joh1
Campbell, Messrs. Arthur Jackson
George Stuart, c.. II. Gray, J. b
| Brown and r. G.. Nutter.
Scxenty-eightb birthday ,Celebrat
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