The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-09-15
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the AT1ts Sunday of the month here.
n H. RRve good practical talk at the
II Sixteenth, Street Baptist church in
morning. aud another at the
First Baptist church in the evening.
b III EaIho. shaA1tS4 him were pleased
18th his words of encouragement
N ND advice.
"a ,Mra. AVA Edmunds and daughter
hive Returned from a visitsto friends
az virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Vaughn, Of
Williamson, are guests OF their pa
rhts this week.
- Mr. Jessups was called to Ten
negSee on aceoGnt Of the serious ILL
III refatlve.
> Mesdams Chappelle and Meadows
are. convolescing.
t%>s-A colored Salvation army is in
the city creating much interest.
Miss Mildred Evans, of Ironton,
is the guest Of her niece, Mae
BROMLEY, Of Artisan Avenue.
Or. Il. Johnson, accompanied by
HIS young son, has returned from a
visit to relatives in Narth Carolina.
The funeral services Of Robert
Simmons, an aged invalid for some
weeks, were conducted at the Six
tenth Baptist church by Rev. B.
b. Martin, of the NJ e. Church.
*4i The Pastors reception given at
q the A. NJ. f. church, was a decided
success. The address by Bishop Der
rick was rare treat to all present
49, Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. John Tate,
flne baby girl Monday
IS. Mr.. and Mrs John Page are also
the proud parents Of a little daugh-
ter
G. Turner and family are at home
from 20 pleasant visit to friends in
Virginia.
Those attending Teachers Insti-
tute in the city last week from out
OF town were Misses Ethel and Edith
Bryan, of Bidwell, O., Blanche Jef-
frs and Mr.. George Cuzzens, Of
Charleston.
81 Miss Florence Hurd, Of Ports
mouth, o., will teach the First pri-
mary grade Of Douglass school, for
merfy taught zy Miss Sara wilkins
:" The Sunday School Of the Six
teenth Street Baptist Church, gave
d picnic near the residence of VIM
MeGlain.
Mrs. M. J. Jackson has returned
from business trip trip to Virginia.
e,o4rvin Fountain is sick.
>; Miss Eva Moore has returned
from few weeks visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. B. Davis, Of Pittsburg.
xrElihu West and family are at
haaoey from a visit to relatives in
Virginia.
Little Calvin Terry, of Artisan Az
enue,, fell down the stairs at his
home, sustaining many bruises.
Mrs. T. B. Smith and children are
guests Of their uncle, COLDER Nance,
of Clarksburg. -----..-...
A. NJ. Barker and wife are guests
Of relatives and friends in Virginia.
~ Mrs. Kate ColleS rturned home
Friday from a visit to friends in
Charleston
A G. Spurlock and bride spent a
day here as guests Of Miss Carrie
Simmons. while en- route to their
future home in Lawrencevlle, Va.
Mesdames Eliza anu t>nce Hook
er, Of Louisa, Va, are in the :lty
for an indefinite stay
George Peck is quite i'll from an
injury received while alighting from
a train.
Miss Harriet King is convalescing
from an illness of few days
Miss Lavinia Norman has return
'@ 1bhkhsE vacation at Institute to
begin her fduties as teacher Of the
Sii2y5ttlh grade of Douglass school.
:" Tftt1e Dorothy Crawford is seri-
onsly Ill at her home on Artisan Az
cnue
-. Mrs. NJ. o. Mitchell, Of Charles
ton, accompanied Mrs. Kate Cooley
home Friday
yutMarshall Poindexter has gone for
treatment at the hospital at Clifton
Forge.
Rev. |. V. Bryant spent a few days
at home last week in Bdwel1, o.
Miss Carrie Simmons entertained
few friends Thursday evening in
honor Of her guests, Mr. and Mrs