The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-07-06
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were we'll attended. The Holy Com
munion was administered at the even
ing service. The Wednesday even
ing prayer meetings continue to grow
IN attendance and spirituality. The
Friday might aid will be entertaind by
Mrs. Matte Ward at her residence on
HcntZ st. The church and Sunday
school Will unite in picnic July 81
lie Place has not yet been decided
upon.
HOTEL BROWN ARRIVALS
There were registered at Hotel Brown
last week: John GriggSby, Weston;
b. p. Blake, Gamoca; E. w. Sayles,
I Roanoke, Va; Mrs. ii. Johnson, Mt.
! Hope; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Madi-
son, Carbondalc; w. Aston, ii. Rob-
lnson, Raymond City; Robert SIM
mons. Roanoke. Va: Mrs. Mary Brad
shaw, Salisbury. y. c.; Mrs. Jennie
Hart, Mullens; {. 7. Chapman, Law
ton; Miss H. Carroll, Nj. Thaxton Car
roll, Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Haynes,
JACKSONVILLE, O; John Brown, Carbon
dale; MIR. and Mrs. Robert Johnson,
Atlanta, Ga; d. Riley, S. Carbon !;
Mr.. and Mrs. ii, Goodman, Chicago,
ILL.,: r. NJ. Mills, Decota; Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Simms, Glen White; Mrs. NJ.
Dallas, Dana; II. Jackson, j. D. Tur-
ner, Plymouth
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Afternoon ReCeption.-Miss Maude
Whey entertained Thursday afternoon
| OF last week complimentary to her
house guest. Miss Lynette Dickinson
or Cutter, O. Her guests were re-
celNed at the door by Miss Stella
James and introduced by Miss Moss
Clay to the ladies in the receiving
llne-Mrs. Vinev and Misses Dickin-
son and Finev. The punch bowl was
presided over by Mrs. Ruth Robinson
who was assisted by Misses Bessie
Taylor, Lula Wade and Princess
Stewart. In the evening whist was
the advertisement. Those playing
were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Lakewood
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Burke; Mr.. anc
Mrs. ChaS. Preston; MesGameS Ruth
Robinson Rhoda Ulen. Chas Teal, w
o. Terry, P. G.. Hamlin, Allen De
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t IaNlor,- Stella lanes, Lucinda vii
llams, Mary Preston, Moss Clay, Ly
nette Dickinson, and Messrs. T.-W
Randolph, George Stewart, Cuzzen
Nilcher, James Carper, Clarenc,
Burks, Charles Payne, T. G.. Nutter
Edward James, Drs. Andrew Brown
}. c. Ellis, J. B. Brown, and B p
BROMLEY.
First Baptist ChurCh.-Rev. Jack
son. Of Ohio, preached at the Firs
Baptist church, Wednesday evening
The Tribe Of Judah meets at tn
church this evening, and the Tribe o
Joseph, Friday evening. The Ladie
Aid will meet with Mrs. Matte Jack
son, 1917 Virginia St, Thursda
evening next. The church will enter
tain the Mt. Olivet Association on tn
18th inst. The following delegates
elected Thursday Of last week, will
represent the church: the pastor, Rev
3. K. Reed, Rev. Edward Humble
and Rev. II. B. Rice
DIR. Purvis Visits FRIENDSHIP
Purvis, Of Charleston, s. c., who re
finished the medical course at tn
University Of Michigan, Ann Arbor
spent the weekend here with hi
friend, Phil Waters. The doctor wa
on his way to Washington, D. G.. tt
enter upon his duties as an Intern,
IN Frecdmen's Hospital, a position h,
secured on competitive examination
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Operated on Nine TimeS.-Juliu
Wakefield, the 14-year-old son 0
Mrs. Kate Wakefield, 303 MorrisSt
has the distinction. Of having beer
operated on nine different times FOL
stomach trouble at the Charleston
General Hospital He underwear
seven operations during the yea
1908, one in 1909 and again las
Thursday morning. Although the
boy. has been with his mother since