The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-01-27
MORGANTOWN,


third annual rally at the First Bap-
list church Sunday, January 16.
~ During the day services were held
three times. An excellent sermon
in the morning and
evening by Rev. S. Christian and
Rev. j. w. Bruce. There was a spe-
|cial program rendered at the 3
- O'Clock services, the topic subject
"The Way of the Cross" was dis
cussed by the ministers, officers
and members Of the Anglican IN
, ion.
The revival services commenced
at the A. NJ. E. Church Monday ev-
enitg, Jan 18th. Rev. ]. \. Miller
preached Monday night. ]. II. Lewis
preached on Tuesday night, on We'd
nesday night Rev. II. \. ]. West OF
&" w est Elizabeth and West Newton.
'a'Taa:.;;. will preach the remainder or
ten days.
Rev. A. J. Payne, pastor OF the
First Babtist church, Sabraton, is
doing good work. He has organized
a normal and study class preparatory
to his Sunday School which meets
every Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Rhoades, for
merry Of Mt. Pleasant, Pa. have pur-
chased residence on Elkins street,
SHERATON City. ----
The Silver Leaf Club meets at A.
w. Wights cafe, Chestnut street. eV-
cry Monday evening. On last Mon
day evening they had very interest,"
ing program. The opening address
by the president, Henry Wilkerson,
was very good. Select reading by
= Miss Letitia Johnson was excellent.
Address by l.. ]. Holland, subject,
"The uplifting of the young people,"
was very good. Miss Ada Johnson
made a few remarks.
All visiting friends from other
towns or cities are cordially invited
to the Silver Leaf Club and they will
be made welcome.
Master Charles Johnson, who has
been confined to his home on Fough
street with grippe is able to go to
- school. ~
> The first meeting Of the Sunday
School of Jones Chapel NJ. E. Church
. Chestnut street. was held on Jan. | 6.
, The election of officers resulted as
follows:
VIM. Watkins, superintendent; L.
J. Holland, assistant superintendent:
Miss Paulina Blue. secretary and Or
ganist. The teachers are Miss Lucy
Coston, class No. 1; Miss Letita
Johnson, class No. 2; Miss Mattiia
Prouty. class No. 8; Henry Wilkin-
son, class No. 4.
The assistant teachers are Miss
Ethel Gordon, Miss Beula Smith, Miss
Madeline Bruce, Miss Ada Johnson
assistant secretary: James Johnson
and Stephen Byard, librarians.
After the election of officers, the
superintendent, w. NJ. Watkins men
toned different things which would
benefit the Sunday School. The
Sunday School is improving.
Jessie Jenkins. who has been en-
ployed as a chauffeur in South Park
flor several months, left for Pittsbure
pa, January 18th. He will be in
9s'fhat city for a while and then will
so to Ohio, where he expects to make
his home.
The annual celebration of the an.
nlversary Of the Sunday School viii
be held in Jones Chapel VI. f.. Church
Chestnut street, on Sunday, February
18th Everybody is invited and vii
be made welcome at these services
Mrs. J. W. Bruce, who has beer
confined to her home on Spruce
street since the holidays with 6
~-sprainel- limb, is able to be Out again
Miss Lillian Clifford, Of Piedmont
is in the city visiting Mr. and Mrs
j. w. Bruce and daughter, Madeline
on Spruce street.
Miss Eva Gardner of Lynchburg
Va, is in the city.
A. II. Brown was installed as secre.
tary and j. II. Wilkinson treasurer
in Mt. Moriah lodge A. r. and A. NJ
No. 20, along with the other Off
GERS as stated in the Advocate Jan.
uary Sth and 18th.
Miss Eva Gardner was a visitor
to the Silver Leaf Club Monday ev.
en1ng and will become member il
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