The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-05-05
Charleston


to their home at Richville, Va.
Maxine, the little daughter of Mr.
L, and Mrs. Robert Simpson. Washing
ton ST., is ill.,
!. Mrs. Aldolphus Wright has re
turned from Rock Hin. S. G. whrr,
she spent several days With he,
mother who is seriously i'll.
Nj. II. Dryson was in Huntington
/ Tuesday.
Miss Rosalyndr Friend. cashier fol
the Peoples Grocery Co., is i'll at the
home of her mother ut Institute
Miss Friend has not been able tC
work this week.
Robert Slaughter has gone tc
FCleveland. 0. for an indefinite stay
Benjamin Wanzer left Tuesday for
columbus, Ohio.
f. d. Paine. Of Dayton. O., is in
the city this week.
| Mrs. Emma Turner. Of PittSburg
Pa, the house guest Of Mrs. Maria
Snyder the past few weeks, has re-
turned to her home.
Mrs. Walter Harper left Wednes-
day for Hot Springs. Va. to join her
husband.
The Needle Art Club metwith Mrs.
&c. W. Muse. last week The next
meeting will be held with Mrs. Mary
10y.
The Carnation Social Club cntertai-
led at Hotel Brown, Thursday even
ing
Miss Mary and Lucinda Williams
were at home Monday evening COM
plimentary to Miss Annie Clayton
and Mrs. Robert Foy. Their other
guests were: Misses Virginia Gilmer.
Esther Fulls, Alpha Brooks, Artists
Johnson. Lillian and Bessie Taylor,
Maud Whey and Cornelia Davis;
mesdameS Russell Forney. William
Robinson. Willard Ulen, and Andrew
Bailey; Messrs, T. e. Sutter.%J. A.
Jackson. George Stuart, Nobel Mitch
ell. Henry Smith. T. w. Randolph,
F. c. Cambria. J. F.. J. Clark, Willard
Ulen and Russell Forney.
Jas A, Campbell, w. II. Wright
and J. Fl. Taylor were at Huntington
Monday. inspecting the company OF
the Uniform Rank, knights of
PythiaS
Mrs. Alice Walker left Sunday for
Atlantic CITY y. J.
T. W. Wade, of Eagle. was in the
city Saturday.
Mrs. Minnie Harris and Miss
Kanawha Boyd returned Saturday
from Hinton, where they were sent
as delegates to the Baptist Sunday
School Convention.
The Baby Whist Club will met
Thursday with Miss Irene Jackson
on Coal Branch Heights.
Mrs. Lula NJ. Jackson, of Washing
ton. D. c., was in the city the first
of the week. Mrs Jackson is work
ing in the interest of missions. While
here. she was the guest Of Mrs. Lucy
Lowry OF Dickinson street.
Mrs. Ruth Robinson entertained a
few friends Friday evening at the
home of Mrs. c. H. James on Sum
mers street.
w. a. Spriggs, of Institute, was
a business visitor to the city Tues
day.
Mrs. r. A. James is i'll at her home
on Summers street.
Mrs. l. G.. Cabell underwent a
painful operation last Friday for
the removal of the turbenatc bone
which was found to be very diseased
Drs. Churchman and Gamble per-
formed the operation. She is able
to go out now and is doing quite well.
Pastor Carols discourse on the
Holy communion, last Sunday morn
| ing at Simpson, NJ F.. Church, was
quite inspiring and highly instruc-
tive. After a short talk or exhortat-
ion at the evening hour Of worship
| he administered the Holy Comm in
| ion to a large number of the mem
bership present.
The Sunday School was we'll at
tended and the usual class meeting
pastor again urged a large attend
ance upon the midweek prayer meet
ings and class meetings as we'll.
The Friday night Aid meets at the
! church Thursday night, this week.
the attendance of all the members
and friends are desired.
The Thursday night Aid will meet
with Mrs. A. J. Pearsons on Pied
| mont to night at which time fare
| we'll reception will be rendered Mrs
r. T.. Muse who with her husband
Rev G.. T.. Muse will leave Satur-
day morning for Grafton where he
has charge Of the NJ. F.. Church
iTheir many friends wish them much
success in their new field Of labor.
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