The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-07-14


son M. E. Church Sunday with the
following program: HOO a. m.
Hymn, read by Mrs. Kate Watkins;
prayer, Mrs. Alice Powell; anthem,
choir Of women; responsive reading,
led by the president; scripture les
son, Mrs. Mary A. Robinson; hymn,
Mrs. Anna Garland; sermon, Rev. ].
S. Carroll; hymn, Mrs. Alice Priller-
man; 500 o'clock p. m. Anthem,
choir Of women; hymn, read by Mrs.
Lula Johnson; prayer, Mrs. Amanda
Neal; solo, Miss Hattie Foster;
scripture lesson, Mrs. Jas. Page;
anthem, choir Of women; address,
woman in the Home, Mrs. Florence
Carroll; Woman in the Community,
Mrs. Anna F. Davis; Woman in the
church, Mrs. Mae Cabell; solo, Mrs.
Alice Board.
Sumner After, Of Harper's Ferry,
who is attending the summer school
at Institute, spent Sunday here the
guest of George F. Taylor
Mrs. ]. D. Davis left for Staunton,
Va, Tuesday, to nurse her mother
who is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Dora Tolliver Is reported Ill
at her home on Young st.
The infant child of Mrs. Effie
| Scoot died at her home on Midway
St., Monday. The funeral was held
from the residence Tuesday after
noon
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ester Cyrus,
| Monday morning, a son.
Mrs. S. A. Colbert entertained in
| honor of Mrs. Robert Cowser and
daughter, Of Detroit, Mich, last
| week. Mrs. Cowser Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Emma Cooper.
In a game between the PIT. Pleas
ant Teddy Bears and Hotel Kanawha
| Walters, Tuesday afternoon at
Wherle park, the latter were victors
by a score Of seven to six.
| Misses Villa Lee, Of Clarksburg
and Esther Colston, Of Parkersburg,
who are attending the Institute sum
mer school, spent Tuesday night
the guest Of Miss Maude Whey.
Miss Ethel Spriggs, of Institute
was in the CITY, Saturday shopping
DR.. H. F. Gamble was called tc
Institute Monday to render pro
fessional services to Mrs. W. A
lSpriggs, whose condition, as repor
ted today, is very much improved. "
Prof. Lewis B. Moore, dean Of, thu
Teachers College, Howard Universit.
Washington, D. c., will lecture a
the First Baptist church tonight.
+ Miss Moss Clay, who spent th<
winter here, returned to her home a
Clarksburg, Monday.
Mrs. G.. H. James has returned
from Keystone where she spent few
weeks visiting her daughter and son
in-laW,. pr. and Mrs. B. A. Circhlow
J. G. Gilmer was business Wis
itor to Sewell, Friday Of last week
A new soda fountain has been in
stalled in the Gem Pharmacy.
The Peoples Grocery Store will
place a special wagon on the street!
next week for the sale of ice cream
cones.
Mrs. Mary billiard was visitor a
the Institute Friday.
I Miss Sallie Hale Is visiting rela
tives in Roanoke, Va.
The Married Ladies Whist Clul
was entertained Thursday Of las
week by Mrs. Sallie Campbell at he>
home on Sentz st.
Mrs. r. P. Johnson, primar!
teacher at the Institute summer
school, was the weekend guest O
Miss Naola Farrar on Brooks st.
VIM. Taylor, Of Raymond City
was called to the city because Of the
death Of his nephew, w. E. Taylor
Miss Hazel Lucas was slightly
| Du' lhSu II ulOudJ VI ldSI WS0h dDou'
the face and hands by the explosion
Of gas stove.
| Mrs. Eugene Golf spent Monday in
| Montgomery visiting relatives.
| Miss Lillian Taylor is visiting
relatives in Jackson, Michigan.
! Mrs. Ruth Robinson is in the city
because Of the illness Of her mother
| Miss Lottie Steptoe, Of Montgom-
cry, attended the funeral Of w. F.
Taylor Sunday.
Prof. D. Webster Davis, OF Insti-
| tute, was a business visitor to the
lefty Saturday.
| Prof. Lewis B. Moore, Of Washing
ton, D. c., passed through the city
Monday enroute to Institute where
| he will lecture on the History Of