The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-08-17

| SllaS EumOnuS is visiting friends
at Hugheston this week.
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Charleston
Entestains with Porch Party
Dancing and cards were the diver
easements at the porch party given
| Friday evening OF last week, by Miss
| Gertrude Melton. Her guests We're:
Misses Irene and Bessie Jackson,
Beatrice Calhoun, Elizabeth and
Cleola Burks, Margaret Melton,
WVsor Crutchfeld, Amanda Melton,
| and Susa Britton, OF LynchSurg, Va.
-. l.. James Elaier Anderson, Clar-
| ence Burkes, Edward Fuikes, Jas.
Carper, Cuzzens Wilcher, Robert
Slater, Walter Lowery, Geo. Grant
OF Parkersburg; Frank Taylor and
Lowell CuZZens.
| Hotel Brown Observation-Disclosures
| ed at Hotel Brown this week were:
William Frazier, Louisa, Ky; Prof.
| JIM. AFTER, Hill Top: Miss Pearl
Moran, Pulaski Va; Mr. and Mrs.
Young, Nuttallburg: Thomas Samp-
les, Wheeling; Luther Martin, Glen
Jean; Mr.. and Mrs. Washington Hair
| ston, Elksdale; d. Wilson, Wevaco;
| Mrs. Hilda Hurt, Shrewsbury; Mr..
| and Mrs. J. Johnson, Carbondale;
| Miss Emma Barnett, Weston: Step
| hen Fader, Corning, O.; William
| Smith Scarbro: Bessie Lowry, Mt.
Carbon; William Roberts. Corning,
o.; Mr. and Mrs. w. Williamson,
GAINESVILLE, o.; B. Jones, st. Adams;
William Mickens, Plymouth: Elijah
! Evans, Handley; B. Woods, T. Wins
| ton, Slab Fork. -..-.- .-...
Preached Excellent Sermon.-The
Kew. Samuel NJ. Beane, of Martins
burg, preached two excellent serm-
ons Sunday, and assisted the pastor
IN administering the Holy Com
munlon at Simpson M. E. church at
the evening services. He left Mon
day for Parkersburg and Clarks-
returning home.
TO Attend Supreme Lodge.-The
Uniform Rank knights of Pythias
| and their friends will leave the city
Sunday morning on c.. & O. train:
No. in a special coach for Indiana
polls, Ind, where the Supreme Lodge
and Encampment Of the order will
be, held. They%will arrive a Indian
apolls at 2:35 p. m. Returning, the
speciaE coach will leave Indiana
polls at 100 a. M, Saturday the
26th, arriving at Cincinnati at
1929 where it will be attached to
Z. " 0. train No. q, thus giving the
excursionists nearly all of Saturday
IN Cincinnati. The fare from Char
iAaton is s1&Aa daS 4Asa peun& trip,
and the management announces
That tickets must be purchased not
! later than six o'clock Saturday, after
noon the 18th by all who wish to
go IN the special coach.
Making ProgresS.-The commit
tee to which the meeting at Simp-
| son M. f. church Monday night OF
| last week assigned the selection OF
a name and the drafting of a con-
stltution and bylaws for the pro-
| posed organization Of constructive
forces, held spirited meeting at
the establishment of Garrett and,
Lakewood, Tuesday evening. The
T.. o. G. City Business League was
the name agreed upon to submit tC,
the next general meeting, and rapid
| progress was made on the constitu-
ton and bylaws. ----.-----.---
| N Church Home Coming.-Clerk
VIM. II. Davis OF the First Baptist
church has sent cards to all the
members inviting them ito a hons
coming to be held the fourth Sum
DAY or this month when it is hoped
that sufficient money will be col
lected to defray the expense of the
repairs lately made to the church.
Mrs. Garrett Honor Guest.-Mrs.
Z. r. Turner and Mrs. Thomas
mickey entertained at Six O'Clock
dinner, Thursday of last week IN
| nonor Of Mrs. S. Garrett, of New
Y rk City. Their other guests were
Mesdames Clara Jarrett, Delbhia
Preston, Nancy James, Anna F..
Davis, johnson, 3. r. Reed, G.. S.
carroll, Chris Glenn and Nettie
| fIackley.
Personals and Locals
MISS Fannie G. Cobb had as her
guest for the weekend Mrs. NJ. H.
Lewis, Of Wheeling.
Dr. b. A. Crichlow, of Bluefield
spent Saturday here returning home