The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-11-24

Flora Wenster, Nina Clinton, Lizzie
Hopkins, Amelia Wilcher, Estella
Green and Messrs. J. F. J. Clark
and G. w. Boyd, of the city schools,
in company with number of teach
ers from Institute left Wednesday
for Hinton to attend the West Vir-
ginia State Teachers Association in
session there Thursday and Friday.
Baptist Church Notes.-The pas
tor of the First Baptist church is
making a special effort to impress
upon his members the necessity Of
using the blanks which we're distrib-
uted- some time ago for monthly re-
ports. is taking this step to work
up interest in the grand rally which
the clubs are striving hard to make
success in the spring. DR.. G. H.
Payne will deliver lecture for the
Tribe of Reuben Tuesday night of
next week. The clubs are getting
ready for the Christmas Bazaar.
Personals and Locals.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Berry, Of Ath-
ems, o., are in the city visiting the
y. y. Terry and +. II. .Huskins
returned yesterday from New York
city where they spent several days
visiting. -.--..-...
Lee Johnson, Of Winifrede, was a
pASin4eesSs ayisiitqr aherel 8batuEdsX;aar4
Mrs. Margaret McCIarey. Of lack
sonVille, Fla, and Mrs. Beatrice
Piper, of Wheeling, Sre here visiting
their parents, the Rev. and Mrs. R.
r. Dowss. Both ladies will remain
till the last of the month when the
former will be accompanied home by
her sister, Mrs. Elsie Baker.
Miss Bessie Beck, en- route from
her home at Lexington, Va, to- visit
her mother at Columbus, O., is
spending few days here the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Whitaker.
Lee Wilson, Of the Pullman Co.,
with headquarters at washington
| was here few days Yast week in at
tendance upon the u. s. Circuit
court. He was the guest Of Phil
Waters. ... ..
Mrs. Elsie Baker is visiting friends
at columbus, o., this week
The infant son Of Mr. and-Mrs.
Daniel Crump died Friday morning
after a short illness.
Dr. Fl. " Jordan, general agent
for the American Workmen's In
surancc Company returned yesterday
morning from Cabin Creek where he
spent the first Of the week writing
insurance. He leaves this morning
| for Clarksburg.
Edward Howard, of Chicago, is
visiting his p grandmother, Mrs.
Drucilla nOx, Court street.
Mrs. Mary billiard left Saturday
| Tor washington, d. c., on business.
The Ladies Rrt and Needle
Work club will meet with Mrs. LYDIA
Hawkins, Sentz street, next week.
George Green is in the city from
Chicago for few days.
Mrs. John Jefferson is seriously
| Ill at her home on Dickinson street.
Miss Prudie Campbell is at the
| Charleston General Hospital to I'M
dergo an operation.
Chignon puffs at Mrs. Browns,
3OU CaD1tOl street.
Miss Charlotte Campbell was the
week end guest of Miss Amelia
WiIcher.
The Art Club was pleasantly en-
tertained by Miss Esther Fulks.
Wednesday evening at her home on
Jacob street
Miss Hattie Peters spent the week
end at Institute.
Jno. Davis, Of Point Pleasant, was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. M.
Hazlewood the latter part of last
week.
Mrs. E. NJ. Burgess, Of Institute,
was in the city Friday.
Otha Wells is able to be out after
q few days illness.
Mrs. Lula Woods has returned
from visit to relatives n Pittsburg,
Pa, and Parkersbury.
Mrs. Fred Huskins was hostess to
the Improvement league Friday Of
last week.
Mrs. Sarah Johnson and son, Cur
It's, are spending THANKSGIVING with
relatives in Ansted.
Little Miss Mary Flagg is i'll at
the home Of her grandmother on
Bradford street.
Mrs. Alice .Wehr1e is i'll at her
home on Washington Court.
Edward Ross was i'll with tonsi-
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