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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-13

Since the society was organised here
in the winter months much has been
done IN the cause Of prevention OF
cruel driving. inhumAne treatment OF
animals In transportation, improper
handling Of cattle at freight ware
houses and on the markets.
Major Talisfcrro Hero.
Major c. G. Taliaferro, Of Roanoke,
Tuesday morning came to Petersburg
and, with the historical committee OF
the Sons Of Veterans. went out In
rnittce his views - to the location OF
the spot where General A. p. Hill fell
A. p. Hill Camp OF Sons have now
very clearly defined the spot.
Medical society Meets
The thfrty-third session OF the
6outhside Medical Association will be
held Tuesday In A. p. Hill Camp Hall
on Tabb street. A number Of i'm
portant papers are to be read. which
are limited to twenty minutes each.
The society will entertain the visi-
tors at the Country Club At o'clock
this evening. going by special car to
the clubhouse at $40 O'Clock.
The entertainment committee con-
sists Of DR.. II. @. Leigh. DR.. r. M.
Hams and DIR. H. d. Martin. Of Pc
tersburg. The officers of the Asso-
citation are: President, DIR. J. Boiling
Jones. OF Petersburg; Vice President.
DR.. E. r. Hart. of Suffolk; Second
Vtce-President, DIR. W. r. Moore, VAL
entine. Va: Third Vice President, DR..
w. e. Price. of Meredithville, Va.
Fourth Vice-President, DR.. C. II. Mus
grove. OF Capron; Secretary and
treasurer, DIR: e. r. Reese, Of Court
land. The executive committee ia
composed OF DIR. Joel Crawford. OF
tale; DR.. J. b. Balligan. OF Smoky
Ordinary: DR.. H. r. Mahood. of EN-
poria. During the sessions papers
Jr., OF Richmond: DR.. r. l.. McGill.
of Petersburg; DR.. g. w. Budd, OF Pc
tersburg; DR.. A. r.. Slondx OF Wash
ington. .. c.; DIR. MARRIED, Ridh-
mond: DIR. /. Shelton Horsley. OF
Richmond; DIR. w. D. Shepherd, of
Richmond: DIR. Douglass Vanderhoof.
OF Richmond; DR.. Stuart MCGUIRE, of
Richmond: Dr. f. II. Terrell, OF Rich
mond: DR.. C. c. Coleman, of Rich
mond. From the number OF import
ant subjects to be discussed the SEES
sion promises to be probably the mos.
interesting the Southside Medical As
ISOLATION has ever held.
Hit With Bottle, Is Dead.
Edward johnson, colored, died Mon
day afternoon from the seeming eff
fects Of being struck over the head
with = quart bottle Sunday mornins
by James Pulliam, on which charge
Pulliam was discharged in Police
Court Monday morning. Pulliam will
Doubtless be rearrested, charged with
having killed Johnson. In court Mon
day Pulliam did not deny striking
Johnson.
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ALDERMEN CONCUR
IN BUDGET BILL
ALDERMAN MOORE HOWEVER op-
POSES TT ON GROUND THAT 1T
LEAVES THE CITY BROKE.
DOCTORS IN SESSION
PETERSBURG EyTERTAINs SOUTH
SIDE MEDICAL SOCIETY,"
MANY RICHMOND ply
sICIANs PARTICIPATE.

PETERSBURG. VA. June fs.-The
board OF aldermen at Monday nights
meeting concurred In the action Of the
common council in adopting the an
preparation ordinance for the fiscal
year beginning July. LIST. Although al
dernan Moore opposed Il and declared
the ordinances left the city without a
penny.
Alderman Poole was opposed to tho
increase In the salary Of the health
officer of $500 q year
The board discussed at great length
the renting of the upper floors OF the
High School Building to the Peters
burg Military Academy at an annual
rental Of 5000.
The matter finally went over until
the next meeting in order to give the
petersburg Grays an opportunity Of ex-
pressing themselves as to whether they
would not want the rooms for an arm
DRY.
The matter OF disposition of the old
school building seems to be a puzzle
to the city.
Several aldermen Monday night
characterized the renting of the up
per floors for $500 10 be but haga-
teile. hardly worth consideration.
They were in favor of allowing the
Petersburg Grays who have no ade-
quata armory. the privilege OF using
this portion Of the building IL they
desired. This seems TO be the proper
solution unless the Military Academy
would use the entire. commodious
building
The board conquered in the ordinance
allowing the Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
way privilege of laying a spur track
on Pelham Street. Mr.. Kids amend
ment to require the railway company
to keep the street In oraer was de-
feated.
The board concurred in the action
OF the lower branch making the tax
ordinance $40 on 800 Of value.
The board concurred In the action
/ OF the council In selling twenty-one
acres of the almshouse tract to the
American Tobacco Company for 5000
per acre.
Mr. Poole offered his resignation al
q member OF the purchasing commit
tee but the board refused 10 acccp,
1t. At eleven o'clock the board .ad-
journed.
s. p. G. A. Meets.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Society Prevention OF Cruelty to AMI
mails will meet Tuesday night at s: 80
O'Clock in tho Offices Of Mr.. James NJ
Quicke. Jr, president Of the organi-
ration. in Law Building, A full at
tendance is expected AZ matters of i'm
portance IRE to be transacted.
At this meeting the monthly report
OF Agent w. ]. AGREE will be presented
and letter from Mr.. A. 3. Guixon,
of the Richmond Branch OF the So
ciety will be read
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FOR SALE
OOClety

The stay at home Whist Club met
Monday evening with Miss Claire Gull
lamme, at s5s West Grace street. Four
tables were engaged. and top score was
made by Mrs. Arthur P. Wilmer and
Mrs. 8. w. Travers. The club will
meet next week with Miss Harvfe, at
1905 Park Avenue.
Finals a. the university.
The finals NJ the University OF vir-
EiniA are now In full swing, and the
Gays and nights are ceaseless round
OF hops, germans, receptions and other
fascinating affairs The new Delta
Tau Delta fraternity house on Rugby
road was opened on Saturday and the
members Of the fraternity are enter
ssln,hs large house party for the
nnais. Their guests are Mics Margaret
Ghl. OF Petersburg: Miss Margaret
Dalton. OF Winston Saiem, ". c.; Miss
Margaret Cobb. Of Norfolk: Miss Eiix.
aneth NOEL, OF Danviile; MISS Kate
Alien Weems. of Texas; Miss Mary
Eusson. OF Waynesboro. Miss Martha
Drake. Of Macon. Ga. and Miss Mary
Chalmers. Miss Fannie Scott, Miss De-
~ Davenport. Miss Emma Gray
Ford workman. Miss Gay Montague
ana Miss Mary crump all of Rich
mond The chaperonss are Mrs. G. II
Dorteh, Of Raleigh. N, c.. sister Of
Rudolph Turk. and Mrs. Williamson.
OF the universit~
A charming hop was given Mon
day morning In the gymnasium In hon.
or OF these visiting girls. and imrne-
diateiy following the dance, recep-
ton was held In the chapter house
Tho German Club german will be
neld Tuesday evening ut $3.50 o'clock
and the commencement gafties win end
wednesday evening with the final bali
STAG Dinner.
handsome stag dinner VIII be
given 1t the Country Club Tuesday
evening ut 7:so o'clock when the guests
VIII include the tennis players who
arc here for the Seventh Annual Old
Dominion tournament. Covers will be
laid for forty-two. and the guests will
be seated at one long table In the palm
pArior.
Invitations Issued.
Mr.. Joseph J. Meyer, has issued in
vftattons to the marriage Of his daugh-
ter. Josephine, to Mr. H. Mason Smith
The wedding will be celebrated In the
home OF the bride on Wednesday af-
ternoon. June q, at half after IL
o'clock.
Cards iasusd.
Mr.. and Mira. Edgar Francis SOM
mers. Of Orange. have issued invita-
lions for the marriage OF their daugh-
ter Mary Rebecca, to Mr.. Allen Bevier
Warren. OF this city. The ceremony
viii take place on Thursday morning.
June -, at 10: 30 o'clock. In the Episco-
pal church, at Somerset After July
Ib. Mr.. Warren and his bride win be
at horna at 10 West Grace Street.
Aetler-tsennan.
The marriage ~ Misa Ifaffyn YsAnan
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Eichmona. Va. June :. 1911.

once pI LILY Engineer.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ceivsd NJ this once until r. H..
Thursday. June ib. 1911. for the re-
keepers house at Marshall Square.
twenty eighth and Franklin streets.
Plans and specifications may be
obtained upon application IT this
once.
A certified check Tor $4,000 made
payable TO the Treasurer OF the. City
OF Richmond must accompany each
proposal ~ . guaranty Of execution
OF contract.
The Committee on Grounds and
: Buildings reserves the right TO re-
5ect any or all proposals. or to award
the contract a. whole Or In part
C41AS. h. BULLIN0,
CITY Hnwtnoar
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sEALED PNorOsAIa.
Once 81 City Engineer,
Richmond, Va. June Z, 1911.

Once Of CITY En9ineer
Richmond. Va. June 3. 1911.
cetved Ut this ONCE until r. II. Fri
day June 1s, 1911, for certain Sewers.
0ranoiithic Curbs and Cutters ana
Sidewalks, Granite Curbs and Gran
Alleys and Gravellin4 Streets, ali a.
per list on fIe In this once whore
specifications and blank forms Of
proposals can be had upon Appiica-
tion.
A certified check for $4,000 must
accom- pany each bid A. Z guaranty 81
execution OF contract.
The COMMITTEES on STREETS reserves
the right to reject any or all pro-
whole or In ssparats parts.
CHAS. e. BOILING,
City Engineer
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burton-Frsrktjn.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. juno IS.
IS. 3. Burton. Of Farmviile. and Miss
Nettie Franklin. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Franklin. were married
Thursday at the homo Of the brides
parents, at Urbanna on the lower Rap
pahannock River, Rev. J. r. Essex.
performing the ceremony. The cou-
pie will reside at sFarmvtlls.
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MRS. TAFTrS SISTER TO
VISIT WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON, .. c.. June H.
Mrs. Charles Anderson. OF Cincinnati.
sister of Mrs, Taft. will arrive 1t the
White House at an early date for
visit to the President and Mrs. Taft.
Miss Helen Taft. who IL prolonging
her visit In Cincinnati. win return
home in time for the silver wedding
celebration Of the President and Mrs.
Taft naxt Monday
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OBITUARY


Mrs. r. J. Lacy. aged sixty-four
years died At her residence, 1908
West Clay street. on Monday. She
II survived by her husband. William
J. Lacy: two sons, william H. Lacy
and J. G. Lacy. and two daughters,
Mrs. J. Writ Hancock and Mrs. Will
liam N. Kork.
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Approaohino Marriase.

GLOUCESTER, VA, June 13-The
announcement Of the approaching mar
riage OF Miss Rebecca Lloyd Tabb, of
Summerville. Gloucester county, to
Henry W. Bouldin, Of Northumberland
county. on June %. will be OF inter-
est to their very large number OF
friends throughout Virginia The mar
riage will take place in old Ware
Church.
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NOTICE.
FiHST HALF.
Notice to Tax-Payer.

city Hall. Riehmond. n.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE REA0x 70
RECEIVE ALL OR ONE-HAIE a.
CITY TAXES, REAL ESTATE AND
personal. FOR THE YEAR 1911 on
THE WHOLE TAX rs DUE. but ~
ordinance provides that one-haN MSMyI
be paid In June and the remaintne Ha4El
in December. Failure to pay IN NJ
one-han In June tncurs q penattH ~
per cent. on the whole amount Whfuha
In due At once. and IL not paAA b614&o
SEPTEMBER 1sT, the Collector q -
CURED 70 lsvy. with costs adde1,
ALL MALES ~ years OF ara. ALE
PERSONS (MALE OR FEMAI4lc) Wk1
own personal property. or hold paxno18I
property ~ fduciary, and all pAxt1&&
conducting business In the city A&
Richmond COT whatever pAturel n3%
ASSESSED, and with please call and -
tie, 30 as to avoid delinquency. ssa
GRADING. PAVING, PIPE AND
SEWER CONNECTING BILLS Ar pnH&
able In the same manner ~ z941M
and 1T the same time. 5SS2S1
GIVE NAME IN WHICH PRoPBMx8
STANDS. and see that you set al E
bills. 3SSA'
This being the only notice prov11o
for BY law. please give It proanDk 11S
per cent penalty Will have to - A14q
Warrington Ward tAxae. etc. mn0k
be paid at the once OF the Dopu&vs &%
lsctor. Tenth and Hull stfsets DIN
III. L. HULCE. Sa
City Collector. pro fo56. N sS
Civ M RlNkrans1S aEAy3
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-13

yDr. Aaifsol< men's Ahoes. &c. isAiest
every pair sewed. best leather, no
nails. no pega. Royal rubber heels
s6c.: Tread-Air rubber heels. ace !.
leather heels rebuilt like nav 3Sc.
DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE FAC
TORY, ZIG East Main, Phone Monroe
fENr
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Marxhall--Stowe

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, June
1s.--Walton Fl. Marshall. of Orange
county. and Miss Vira Frost Stowe.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Horace f..
Stowe, OF Newtonyilie. Mass. were
married a~few evenings ago at Gen.
trail Congregational church. 1T New
tonvilie. J. Newton Marshall, brother
of the groom. was best man. and
Miss Barbara Stowe was maid OF
honor.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE

southbound trains scheduled to ieax0
Richmond daily: $40 A. M-LAeot N;
coaches. Atlanta. Birminghan. Dep1&.,
nah. Jacksonville and Florida De1Q1ns
$50 p. M.--9lsspsrs and c0Achs9 49,
point. 1i:is p -s,es,srs' S36
coaches, Atlantis, Btrmin4ham, 1G0ay
pitts ana the Southwest N0ftA10MN0
trains scheduled to arrive In A134s
mond daily: S:22 A. n, 7:21 ~ -
sos p. NJ, $40 p n.
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Rosc-weetl,crall.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, June
ls.--Wflliam l. Rose and Miss
Blanche WetheraiL daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. ]. w. Wetherall, both OF
Madison county. were married a few
days ago at the home of the bride.
Rev. NJ. G. Fraser officiatfne.
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n. Gates Witt.

H. Gates Witt died Monday morn
ing ~ his home. s04 South Laurel
street. He leaves = wife ana two
sons. William r. and J. A. Witt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-13

Mrs. Sadis Robinson died At the
residence Of her parents. Mr. and
Mr.. II. II. Ferguson. In Highland
Park. on Monday afternoon. The fu-
neral will be held from the residencs,
1904 First avenue. Wednesday after
noon at O'Clock.
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,Howarel--LaEitte,

BRISTOL. VA. June is.--Miss
Irene LAFitte. q daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. D. N. LAFitte. Was married here
yesterday evening to James T. How
ard. a young business man OF Pu-
laski. The nuptials were solemnised
at the LAFftte home. on Anderson
street. DIR. Charles G. Carson, OF the
First Presbyterian church. of1iciating.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-13

Mr.. r. G. Beasley WISHES 70 an
nounce that he has removed his shoe
repairing ana suit cleaning establish
ment from 200 e. Main street to No.
south Second street. where he ~
better equipped than ever before 70
serve his patrons. Phone Monroe
tk-1
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DEATH NOTICE.

aOBSN sON,-Died at thA residence o.
nsr rd parsHn,. ss,sra e. pn,n ~ Nh GAn ~
RoBINsoN. IT 3:lS r. ~. Jun4 u.
funeral win bA u tho .rssldenes,
sFt0 ISM First 4yerue. AlGAlAa1 F4rk.
1Vn1 Il, 1elA yxiela1 e III 1aInll1
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MISCELLANEOUS
RATu AND NICE.

cos show you that can free
annoyance of rats and mice. No
money In advance. Can show let-
tiers from prominent physfcians. .
leading banker and dozens Of others.
Phone or write mo. OTTO ORKIN.
Madison 6146-J. sal Mutual Build
ing.
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Household goods hauled, stored, hacked
and shipped. CAll W. Fred Richard
son STORAGE TRANSFER DE-
pARTMENT. Main and Beividsrc
streets. Phone Madison o43 day:
Monroe $40 night
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Chesapeake & Ohio Ri

eco A. Daiiy--Fast trsius W Old RetnGs
100 P. Newport News and Norfolk. 'ss mi
7:40 A.-Daily, Local to Nswpoft MsWA
500 P.~Daiiy. Local 70 Old Point M
200 p. Daily. Louisville. Cincinnaas 0kio
II 00P.) and st. Louis- PullmAAs. as 81
Gas P.--Daiiy. Western sxpfe0--Ru13m1w III
Cincinnati. ss8
$50 A.--Daily Charlottesville Wesk dnck!
Clifton Forgc. q l'sss
HAS A. NJ. Week days--MountAin apeG1aa SE1I
Thurmond. s$N
SIS P.--week days. Locai - Gosdoa1SuDA III
1000 A.--Daiy. Lynchburg Lex.. G. taeGA 81 s
5:15 P.--Week days To LyneAhcng. s
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
Local from Eas.-s:z5 A. NJ. $50 r. ~
Through from East---11 80 A. NJ, 10 y. ~ zss
LOCAL from wesr--ss.s0 A. NJ. $40 = TX
$40 p. NJ. 100 P. NJ.
Through--7:O0 A. NJ. 7A6 p. NJ
James River Linz =; is A. n, o:i8P. ~ s
sDaily except Sunday. s5
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-13

Catalogue Of farms between RieAuona
and Washington on application.
FRANK II. cox CO. INC. Ashland.
virginia
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Henry Wescln.

BRISTOL. VA, June ls.--Hsnry
WEIGH died here yesterday in his
ninety-fifth year. He was 4 native
try when sixteen years Of age.
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AND EMPLOYEES
COME 10 TERMS At ROANOKE

ROANOKE. VA. June 13.--An
agreement between representatives .of
the Order Of Railway Trainmen and
the Order OF Railway Conductors and
officials OF tho Norfolk and western
Railway was reached Monday after
conferences extending over period
Of eleven days.
The agreement provides for . sub
atAntial fncfeAae Of the wage raxe.
and the adoption Of = code Of ruiaa.
which will improve working condi-,
tons Details were not made public.
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Eurnttures chlna and wedding Dreesnts
packed and shipped with care. Esti-
mates cherfully given. JACOB I'M
IAuT 1895 west Broad Phone
Madison 72As
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DANv1LLE. VA. JunA lat. H.
Ri1gsway died hers yesterday. after
/ long illness. In tho sixty-third year
Of his aGe. Besld>e nh Wits. he
leaves several childreu.
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n. ID. E,nbrey,

rREDERIcKsBURG. VA. June ia.
--R. b. Nmbrey died few days ago
In lower Fauquier county 1T the ripe
49, OF eakhty-six years. He was
three times married. and leaves 4
family Of twelve children. thirty
grandchildren and thifty-five great
grandchildren.
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Wants Wants

Want Ad. Rates.
One cent per word when paid in advances. No paid ad
taken for less than ten cents
No Ads taken for les than twenty-five cents when
phoned in charged 1t the counter.
Contract rites much ess. Phon Madsoa 1883. and
Manager Of Classified Department. will CALI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-13

DsilAtng let's fSsa o3.e0 per fest, 400
feet deep to $1,000 per foot
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&, LYNCHBuH0. VA. June ls.---
Ooggin -. Moore. well known resi-
dent Of Lvnchbur1. died yesterday
morning II the Protestant hospital.
In Norfolk, after m illness Of four
or five days Of pnesmonia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-13

ASHLAND PROPERTY FOR SALE.
The fsll~wing abrasive hemes. sOans
on terms rs low - rent
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1900: rooms $500: : rooms S1,90O:
3 rooms 33.6e0; 10 rooms 1900. Ali
home properties central locations,
beautiful xArds and gardens, sorhe
with lights and water.
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The marriage Of Miss Hattye Isem
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-04-13
F:AIRNIONT.

Mrs. Ellen sObie is much improved
at this writing after a severe attack
of rheumatism.
James Denmark has returned from
visit to his family at Oakland. Md
Mrs. Robert Smith has been dan
gerously i'll with acute indigestion.
DR.. Eugene Nichols, of Huntington.
is looking over the field here with a
view to locating. 1t is hoped the DR..
will be so favorably Impressed as to
stay
Grand Chancellor L. @. Wilson. Of
Weston, spent Saturday and Sunday
here the guest Of E. L. Morton.
A reception for the pastor, Rev. c. g.
Gill, Of the NJ. e. church will be given
at Dunbar Hall. Thursday night.
The annual Thanksgiving sermon Of
Marion Lodge No. 40, X. of Pc was
held at the Court House Sunday after
noon. The sermon, a beautiful DIS
course OFT Pythianisn, was preached
in most able manner by Rev. G. G..
Gill. A solo by Clarence Lee was
then rendered, and the address by
Grand Chancellor J.. O. Wilson fol-
lowed.
The services as a whole were beauti-
full and impressive. A large congre-
cation was in attendance and a SPLEEN
did collection was given.
M II. Obie, of Clarksburg, attended
the K. Of P. sermon, Sunday. of which
order he is a recent member.
Mrs. Arch Meade entertained at
supper Saturday Miss Florence Cobb
and w. o. Armstrong, teachers of Dun
bar school,
The supper given by the Ladies' Aid
NO. | at NJ. f. church Thursday hight
was a splendid success.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-04-13
CHILHCOTHE, OHiO.

Hayes Taborn is very III at the
home OF his parents at State Mills.
James Taborn Is homo from Column
bus on account of the illness OF his
brother Hayes.
The Ladies' Aid Of Quinn Chapel A.
NJ. e. church elected the following Of
hcers Wednesday night: Miss Mae
Medley. president: Mrs. Marie Ross,
Vice President; Misses Esther Walker,
Lena Marshall. Secretaries: Mrs. jas.
Lucas. Treasurer; Miss Maude Fair
fax, chairman; Lookout Committee:
Miss Cora B. Medley; chairman Of So
cial Committee: Mrs Nora Beard {:
Chairman Sick Committee, Mrs. Eliza
beth Medley: Chairman Sewing Com
mittee;. They were installed into
their respective places Offices Sunday
night b Rev w. E. Walker. ?
The choir Of Quinn Chapel will holt!
an Easter market Saturday in tho lee
ture room Of the church.
Easter exercises will he held by tho
Sunday school children at p. IN. Sun
day.
MIR. Johnson, of Dayton. O.. is
SPS1lNluS HIS NuCatlOu III the city. StOp-
ping with Mrs Steward. on Mechanic
street.
Miss Geneva Ross will spend Easter
in Ironton. Ohio with friends She
leaves Friday.
Rev. c. S. Gee. d. D., will hold the
third Quarterly Meeting at Quinn
Chapel the first Sunday in May.
Miss Nellie Croker and Mr. Ford, Of
Nenia, Ohio, were married Tuesday
last in XeHia, by Rev. o. e. Jones.
They will make their home with Mr..
Ford's mother on the farm near Xenia.
G. r. Ryans is much improved at
this writing. ~" NJ
Mr.. Biggs, Of Cleveland, was the
guest Of Miss Mae Medley on South
High street, Sunday afternoon
The choir of Quinn Chapel will rem
der special Easter music Sunday morn
ing and evening.
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HUNTINGTON.

}. {. Campbell and T. B. Bush of
charleston were in the city this
Week attending the Federal Court.
DR.. I. ri. Nicholas passed through
the city Thursday en- route to Fair
mon,. where he will locate to prac-
ticr his profession.
!. W. Scott has published a PAM
phlrt. under the auspices of the
y. NJ. {. A, entitled, The Progress
OF the Huntington Negro" 1t gives
an account OF every piece of property
that has been purchased by Negroes
since the founding of Huntingdon
Every one should secure a copy.
The Y. NJ. G. A. observed Palm
Sunday with song service. Rev.
J. T. Reed, the newly appointed min
lister to the NJ. e. church, stirred the
souls Of those present by an eloquent
address.
The st. Lukcs will have their an
nual sermon at the First Baptist
church Easter Sunday, at 3 p. m.
The 16tli ST. Baptist church will
have Baptismal Services Sunday at
II a. m.
There are several colorcd physi-
clans taking the State Board Exam
ination here this week.
r. w. White passed through the
city last week, en- route to Charles
ton, looking after some legal affairs
The box supper given ut the 1st
Baptist church Thursday was quite a
success.
B. F.. NJ. Scott, who has been
working on the Mcdowell Times, at
Keystone, is home for a few days.
B. F. Richardson. who has been
i'll for some time, left Tuesday for
his home at Kokamo, Indiana.