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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-24
UNION

Rev. G. ID. Nickens, the Methodist
minister left Monday for the general
conference
Allie Rogers, Of Columbus, O.
IS the guest OF relatives this week.
Mrs. Smalls and daughter, Mrs.
Woods, left Monday for Hinton,
Where they will attend the Women's
Federation.
Norman Triplett and Cherokee
HDlrlock, left this week for Hot
Springs.
Mrs. White and daughter. Corine.
were in town this week.
Mrs. Campbell entertained at
lunch Tuesday evening the following
persons: Miss Ollie Meadows, AL
len Whitlock, Allie Rogers, Miss
Sa'lie Rogers, Will Rogers, Miss
Mary Halo Clair and Miss Harriet
TriplGtt.
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| Rev. J. j. Crider, of the NJ e
Church. filled his regular appoint,
ments here Sunday,
S. d. Hunter of Mora, was the
weekend guest Of Mrs. G. 3. Fitch
last week.
Jake Saunders, who has been very
sick is able to resume his work
again.
Mrs. Annie Davis, who was called
10 sand LICK on account OF the death
OF her daughter, Mrs. Lille Helm, Is
home again.
Mrs. r. f. Glen is indisposed at
this writing.
Mrs. Mamie Howard and neice,
Ethel Jones, who have been visiting
Mrs. HaWard's mother at Cedar
Bluff, returned home Tuesday,
Many strangers are moving into
town owing to the work on the new
railroad which is being extended to
'IDInIUon
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BUCKEANNON

Mrs. las. Carter entertained the
Ladies Aid SocieaX Friday afternoon
1T her home on the Island. At the
close Of tho meeting an appotizing
lunch was served by the hostess.
Mrs. Eliza Mumford, who has
beeen quite i'll for several days, IS
some better at this time.
An anniversary sermon was
preached 10 the Willing Workers
Sunday afternoon at the A.. NJ. e.
church, by the pastor, Rev. Smoot.
miss Nettic Madison very delight
fully entertained the Silver Leaf
Club Friday night. - -------------
The friends Of Miss Harriet Wal
ker will be glad to learn that she is
Ct several months.
Miss Cora Taylor entertained q
number Of friends Monday evening
at her home on Sedgewick street
complimentary to her house guests
Misses. Meade and Washington.
Music and games were INDUCED in
until late hour.
MIS-. Amanda Brown was hostess
to the members Of the, Willing
Workers club Thursday night az
the home A44f:55 - Green. ---------
j.. f. w. Jones spent Friday and
Saturday in Grafton.
Rev. DeYoung, Of Simpson NJ. y.
CHURCH, preached his farewell ser
mon Sunday night. Rev. DeYoung
closed a very successful years work
here.
/ J Mrs. Malinda' Hunter entertained
Rev. DeYoung at dinner Sunday.
A play entitled Dinner at Six"
was rendered at Simpson NJ Il.
church Thursday night. PIeasing
Dumhers on the program were the
solos rendered By Miss Heath and
Mr.. E. W. Jones.
Robert Dabney. who spent the
winter here with his sisters, left
Tuesday for Now Brighton, Pa, to
resumH~his work.
Mrs. Ed~~Stokes Of Charleston, is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Hardy
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-24
SOUTH CARBON.

Aaron Williams had his foot
painfully mashed Monday while at
work in the mine.
Mrs. c. A. Wormley went to st.
Adams Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Fell Carey returned home
from the hospital Saturday very
much improved.
Revs. W. w. Scot and T.. G.. PAGE
OF MONTGOMERY, were guests Of r. G.
Agnew Saturday.
Mt. Nebo Baptist church gave q
supper Saturday night. The affair
was largely attended.
Mrs. c. A. Wormley aid Mrs.
Mamie Wilson attended Services at
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SEWELI

Eastern Star Lodge, No. 20, X. OF
p. and Fanny l.. Starks Court No. 8,
will have their annual Thanksgiving
sermon preached Sunday at 1880
o'clock. All lodges and visitors are
invited. 49,.
Miss Fannie Cary. Oracle Allen
and RIA. Carey spent the later part
of the week at Page the guests Of
their sister, Mrs Nell Vanhook.
Miss Birdie Turner, teacher at
ElVerten, -sPent-Sunday here the
guest Of friends. ------
Mrs. r. S. Taylor, of Columbus
o., is here visiting relatives. =
Mrs ~ o. Scott vas a busipess
visitor tt;aA Pratt Wednesday. She
was accompanied. homo BY her mpth:
err, Mrs. George Washington. ..
Mrs. jamie Allen spent Sunday al
! 'ennbroohe, 1Yistting her husband
Lewis Bibb and P. ,B. JASPER wer<
Sunday ,visitorR7 hFere. g. =. ar
MRS. Carter. of NutaIl, was the
@eel Nlat ys Glib
tso1l! J, u .s,a>ss ss4pa4. ~.
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OF her niece at Beckley. :" MIS-. Page
left on the afternoon train. -. ,
t. George Hall, accompanied bv. his
W!Ie returned from Hinton last
week, here for permanent residence
his former home. g.. ., -. :"
- NJ Maria Carol, OF zBfuefp1d,
was the weekend guest of her child
rem. - -.
John IIairston and wife, Of Char
lesion are visiting Mrs. Tiairston's
parents. Hc was confined to- his
bed several days last week.
sThe Independent Order OF Red
Men gave a banquet Friday evening.
1t was largely attended and a hand
some sum netted. -:
Mrs. Beatrice Prunty went on q
-VtSft~ for week to her home "a at
Pearisburg, Va.
George Ray, Of Giatto, was-.a bus
1ness visitor to our city Saturday.
He has a substantial business in
Giatto. 49,. ......
Mrs. RI. V. Burke and Mrs. Callie
MCKEE went to BIuefield Sunday to
visit relatives and do Easter hon
ping. ..
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-24

$Jennie- Wilson, VIII o~haG~ been
i'll for about four months died We'd
nesday morning. The town has
lost one OF ITS most useful citizens
Her gentle disposition, courteous
ness and helnfulness won for her
many friends among the white as
we'll as the colored people of she
town. Mrs. Wilson was a consistent
christian, 4 member OF the NJ. e.
most patient sufferer. She leaves
two daughters and three sons, rs.
Grace, Messrs. r. H., Mute anG
Clarence Wilson and Mrs. Fannie
Perkins, OF Huntington and a host
friends funeral -seTviCes
were held at the NJ: e. church at
d: o'clock, Friday afternoon, Rev.
Jefferson officiating. Mrs. Wilson
died at the age Of fifty-eight years.
On account OF the death Of Airs.
Jennie Wilson the entertainment to
be given by the, Church Aid Society
vas postponed until Thursday, Gath.
Rev. G. N Harris filed his regu-
lar appointment at the Baptist
church Sunday and pTcuched excel
lent sermons both morning and ev-
ening.
Roman Burger, who has been in
the Clifton Forge hospital for two
weeks, returned home Monday very
much improved
ArC,stead Carter was removed to
the hospital Thursday to be treated
for plcurisy =:
Miss Lucretia Hill, of Cincinnati,
attended the funeral OF Mrs. Jennie
Wilson Friday. ..
Mrs. Susie Hill. Of Institute, at
tended Mrs Wilson's funeral Fri !
day and returned to her home Sasur-
day morning.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-24
ST. AIEANS

Mrs. Kate Waddy attended the
closing Of Miss Georgia Banks
school at-Page. --~-,--., -.---
Edward Ransom made short visit
to Raymond City Sunday. g.
Mrs: Mary Shields is sick at this
writing but is improving.
There was a meeting, of the citi-
CONS Friday night at the. amanda
vile school, Prof. J. w. Robinson as
cha1rPan. A committee was an
pointed to consult the school board
Tor the colorcd children. -,
Rev: j, W. Robinson will lecture
Saturday night on The Negro at
Hong Every one ought, to hear
this lecture The proceeds will 70
for foreign missions -., ---,,
d. A.. Lipscombe has bought p
farm at institute and will erect &,
cottage where he will move his fam
lily. ~.
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Pythian Mutual
SInltent Association.
ADDITIONAL CORRESPONDENCE

FRIDAY. A splendid program was
rendered and a number were in at
tendance.
Rev. J. w. Warren preached his
linal sermon here Sunday before 60
ing to conference. He nas done
good work this year He is we'll
liked and We hope he will be re-
turned. !
A number were down from Mt.
Hope, Turkey Knob and other points
to hear Rev. Warren.
Dr.. S. A. Washington and son,
Ioris, returned Monday evening
rrorr~Pt:- Pheasant where the doctor
had gone to see his fatner-in-law,
Joseph Alexander, who is quite i'll.
l1c reports him better.
nj. c. NcIVer is very Ill.
Roy Clayton was up from Rush
Kun to visit his parents Sunday.
Ed Bryant has been in several
days on account Of the humps,
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I.EWIsBURG.'


| Rev. Edward Saunders, one Of oul
!oldest citizens. died at his home
last Wednesday morning after a long
illness. Rev. Saunders was the first
colorGd preacher in this town after
the war and was we'll known ALL
over this section OF The state. Flu
neral services were held on Thursday
conducted by Rev. Waters.
Henry Jefferson is still sick.
Henry Brinkley, Of Ronceverto
was visiting here Sunday
Little Elizabeth Pryor and Doro~
thy Perkins are down with the
fever.
Rev. J.. W. Waters closed his sec
ond conference year at this. place
Sunday and left the same night for
Pittshurg. The rally for the day
amounted to Sos. A handsome
gold watch was presented to hin,
by the Y. p. G. c., Miss Sallie Free.
land, president.
The high esteem in WHICH Rev.
Waters is held by his congregation
is beyond. verbal expression and it
is the earnest desire Of all that he
be returned.
Miss Ella Scott left last Friday
For Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Rev. VIM. Jackson filed his pulpit
here Sunday and very successful!
rally was conducted
a. y. Seams was down FROM POca.
hOntaS to snend The week end with
his family.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-24

Reyaco, sqnday where Rev. e. G.
Page preacheds S Cd ~
q Rev, c. W. Mayo conducted SER
vices at Forest Sunday - - : !.
Alex Montague was visiting at
North Carbon SuHday. ,r,+25},
Rev. II. NJ. C. Reid preached an,
excellent sermon Sunday. - This was
Rev, l1teid's first satten.pt aud was
very. credible. i&.e9llection, Of 81. IL
was donated tot. g. Agnew. p =
Miss Mamie Young is ill., b..
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-24

RED STAR

Rev. Gordon was in town Tues.
day and was a caller at The Sent
mel Office
DR.. s. A. Washington was at Lau.
rel Creek Tuesday and at Montgom-
cry Thursday on professional bust
LEES, o. ~ ...
Mrs. a. M. Banks was at McDop-
aid Wednesday on business.
Mrs. H.%A. G, Washington went
to Mcdonald Thursday evening 10
attend a supper given for Rev. J..
W. Warren.
The. Womans Improvement
League met at Queenstown last
Thursday with Mrs. J. p. Dand~
ridge.
Mrs, NJ. F, Davis closed school
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-24
PRINCETON

!. z. Meadows vas a business WIS.,
itor to Keystone several DAYS last
WecE
Rev. J. + Hill has returned to his
nome at Red Sulphur Springs after
stay of three months here.
Stewart Crockett, OF Tazewal1 Va,
arrived Wednesday to be present AT
the marriage Of his daughter. Miss
Lizzie, to Walter Rotten.
Mrs. Jennie Banc improves slowly
from rheumatism
DR.. Barnheld, Of Giato. was here
Friday OF last week on business.
Mrs. Carrie SDiller is reported
sick.
Mrs. Lizzie Page received a tele-
gram saturday announcing the death
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-24

t'i .. 19S. NduuOiUH SuIcEtalnCQ at
dinner Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. A. G..
Chapman, Miss Emma Meadows and
Ice Johnson. -, - 49,,
,-- j. D: Wiseman was business
visitor to Montgomery the latter
part Of the week,
r. II. Allen spent Saturday. and
Sunday at his home in St. Adams
: Mrs Is. X. Allen has returned
from the Charleston General Hos
pital where she underwent an op-
Grafton. She is getting on nicely.
Mrs. Alice Thomas is spending a
few. days here visiting her daughter
Mrs. c. A. Allen. ~
Rev. J. d. FREUD. OF Lynchhnrg,
Va, preached for US Wednesday
night. -.
VIM. Lewis and r. r. Johnson
spent Saturday land Sunday at
their home in Kanawha City, -.
w. n. Shelton was a business Wis
itor to Charleston Friday.
Mrs.-Hes- etorSomt- phi enseJ hi ght
Mrs. Hester Smoot is able to be
out again after a short illness. -
----Wm.- Prov hand Turner
spent Saturday and Sunday at their
home in Charleston.
Phil Napier went to Montgomery
on business Saturday.
Rev. f. e. Smith filled his regu-
lar appointment here Sunday and
preached very interesting sermons
morning and night
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-24
BFIlNJND.

There are now four trains q day
here which make it very convenient
getting in and out.
Owing to Rev. 6. G.. Holcombe's
absence to precah a funeral at Good
will Sunday there were no services
at that Baptist church.
The Golden Rule Association No.
Il is in very prosperous condition
under it's excellent agent, Frank
Wood
TIL" Sunday Schoolschildren, vita
Mrs b. S. Brss as instructress, will
render an Easter program Sunday
afternoon.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-24

lEyeEi4e from serious attack OF -pneu-
nonia. ....... II &C.,.
r. Scott Martin was able to attend
the musical Friday evening after
having been i'll with typhoid fever
for several weeks.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-24
TEACHERS REVIEW COURSE.

The Teachers Review of the Eng,
lish Branches will begin at the West
Virginia Colored Institute, March
21st. 1910. Board two dollars
($2.00) per week
Fer further Information address,
Byrd Prillcrman, President, /
Institute, w. Va.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-24
M'INIEREpE

: Mrs. las. Randolph entertained at
dinner Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. a. c.
Chapman, Miss Emma Meadows and
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Are You Working for Money? :.
Or is Your Money Working for You?


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| Friday. A splendid program was
rendered and a number were in at
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-12

looking. as they are, to the manor
born. for the rapid strides Of this
growing city has impressed them. and
who can wonder. The glorious noun.
tains overlooking the broad expanse
OF ocean, the blue skies, bai-
my air and the tropical plants
the wealth OF verdure, the
open air life-health giving-and an
ever source of happiness contrast It
with the rigors of the climate they
have left, then they cease to wonder
why Honolulu is called the Paradise
Of the Pacific.
Lieutenant Commander Holden A.
Evans, Naval Constructor, U. 8. N,
of the Mare Island Navy Yard, Cali
fornia, and Miss Frances Ingersoll,
daughter OF Mrs. Harriet Hildreth.
were married at the residence OF the
brides mother, on wednesday, Feb
ruary second. Mrs. Evans. is a ma
tive of Boston. and received all OF
the educational advantages which
that historic and cultured place is 80
tble to give. She was graduated from
Wellesley, and went to Europe to
study, spending several years in
Switzerland and also studied for a
time In Paris. Upon her return, she
went to California, and met her ann
ity, Lieutenant Commander Evans.
As he was frequent visitor at the
house where she stopped, they met Of
ten and the friendship and admira-
tion which was mutual, soon ripened
into warmer feeling, and the ac-
quaintance ended in Cupid tying the
knot. which was fitting termina-
ton to the little romance.
4 4 4
| A very handsome dinner was given
on Sunday evening, February 9Th, on
board the U. 8. s. West Virginia. The
complimented guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Along. The hosts were
Lieutenant Harlegan, Lieutenant Com
mander James, Lieutenant Glassford
and Lieutenant Spears. Dinner was
, served in the ward room. The decora.
| 'ioho vi puipiS dotSis anu oiidA maui
a beautiful effect. After the dinner
an impromptu musicale was given by
quartette of male voices-Mr. Dough
erty. Mr.. Clarence Waterman, Mr.
Hartigan and Mr.. Donovan each pos
sessed of fine voice. Several solos
we're rendered, which added greatly
to the pleasure Of the evening. Eight
cen guests were present.
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On Monday. February It'll, Lieuten
ant Commander Morfett gave a four
o'clock tea on board the U. s. s
Maryland in honor of Mrs. Harvey
Murray. Mrs. James Dougherty. Mrs
Edward Watson and Mrs. Frederick
Damon. After tea the ships band
played, and dance on the quarter
deck finished this pleasant afternoon
function. As usual number OF pref
| ty gowns were seen, as we all know
that the young matrons and maldens
Of Honolulu are always at their best
at an afternoon entertainment, ans
their pretty frocks enhanced their
fresh young beauty. About thirty
town folk enjoyed the hospitality OF
Lieutenant-C Commander Morfett.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-12

Hugo Herzer's song recital, given
Young Hotel Tuesday evening. Feb.
ruary Sth. when he presented to an
eppreciative audience eighteen vocal
lists OF rare ability who were in ex-
cellent voice and rendered the music
in a manner which gave unlimited
pleasure to the audience, which was
manifested by the frequent applause
calling for repetition OF number
Of the selections. Mr.. Herzer's sue
cess as musical director and in.
structor needs on comment, and Homo
lulu consideys itself fortunate in hav.
ing such an able and talented mu.
stefan as a resident.
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Haleiwa had record day on Sun.
day, a regular procession of motors
going around and across the island for
lunch at this cosy country place. It is
hard to make stranger believe that
Haleiwa Is really a public hotel.
Among the townfolk who were at
Haleiwa was the ]. A. McCandless
Jas. A. Kennedys. the Misses McClel.
Ian with Mrs. Wadhams and some Off
GERS OF the fleet, c. p. Morses, A. ].
Campbells and many others. Haleiwa
In finding such well-appointed hotel
In the country.
The engagement of Theodore
Roosevelt Jr., was announced at n
formal dinner given the tenth of
February. to Miss Eleanor Butler AL
exander. the beautiful young daugh-
ter Of Judge Alexander, Counselor OF
the American Embassy, at Paris, and
a prominent LAWYER. The family are
leaders In New York's exclusive set,
and the young flancee is greatly al
mired for her beauty and charming
personality.
Molokai has selected Miss Mary
Kaoo, to represent the Princess of
that island, which will give great
satisfaction. as the young girl who
is to be well equipped, and have a
mount worthy OF her fine horseman-
ship. will not only give an added
touch Of beauty to the parade. but
All her home island with pride in its
selection.
On Monday evening. February sew
enth, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Along gave
a beautifully appointed dinner at the
Alexander Young hotel. in honor OF