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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-04-06
PAGE.

Mrs. Holland. Of Eagle. is Visiting,
her daughter; Mrs. Lizzie Miller.
Mrs. Martin left Saturday for Ohio
to visit relatives.
Mrs. Alice Bolden who las been
sick for SOME time is abba - hr on;
again
MIR. and Mrs Ira Early Eavr re-
turned from Sullivan. whore thry
visited the formers sister.
Walter Howard, Andrew Snnlcrs,
Jasper Martin and Harrison Brown.
Of Eagle. were Sunday guests or Mr..
and Mrs. Miller
Mrs. Mary Dawson, who has been
confined to her room for 4 week, is
better at this writing
Miss Anna Wesley, LEFT Saturday
for Virginia to visit her mother a
month.
Miss Lizzie Bennett, Of Scwcll, is
visiting Mrs. Mary Davision.
j. w. cambridge and family iott
Saturday for their home at Bcckley.
Mrs. B. G. Cosby is indisroscd At
this writing.
Mrs. Brown is visiting relatives at
Norfolk, Va.
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SMITHERS & LONGACRE.

Rev. s. +. William filed his regu-
lar appointment here Sunday and
preached two able sermons.
Mrs. James Stokes, Of Kimberley
was visiting her husband in the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Daulton.
NJ. and Mrs. II. Fisher attended,
tho funeral Of Rev. il. Williams at
HARDWOOD. Sunday.
.. +. WIlkerson, Of Montgomery
was tn" Sunday guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. DaUlton.
John Aries and Albert Kinney. of
Cann"ltOn, attended service here
Sunday.
Rev. II. Williams. Of Hardwood
was visiting friends here Tuesday.
Mrs. Alma Vaughn and daughter
'"i Mt. Carbon, were CONTRASTING here
Iu' %1ay for their Sunday school.
T'r Sunday school will have y
rally ANA will render a program Sun
d2y evening TO raise the means to
represent ~ thc Sunday school con
NrrtiOn
Ms. Harriet Gray, Of Cedar Grow,
wa" she guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith,
Monday
he" j'H"k. Of Boomer, was the
guest Of il"nrv DaultOn. Sunday.
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Page. John and Cal Woods and VIM.
rreat, attended the closing exercises
or Miss Ida NJ, Kings school at lower
kanawha, Saturday night The
young people enjoyed the exercises
very much. and think Miss King de-
serves much credit for her work in
the school.
Fred Page closes a very successful
term OF school here Friday. The
school is preparing for All entertain,
ment Friday night April 7th. 1t Is
hoped that everybody will turn out
as it IS to be a very brilliant affair.
]. w. Woods. who was i'll ut his
home last week is much improved
at this writing
Mrs, Emma Page visited her hus-
band last Sunday.
Miss Matte Martin visited her
mother in Charleston Sunday.
Mrs. II. b. Johnson has been sick
for several days
w. w. Lewis visited his family
Saturday and Sunday.
sam Lawson, the blind man who
stepped of n railroad trestlc some
time ago is able to he out again.
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CORRESPONDENCE

by c. & Q. freight train; is getting
along nicely.
The ElkS are preparing to present
fine minstrel some time in this
month.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
{. G. Wood, on llth ST., is very i'll
with diptheria.
The 'Stork visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Owens, Friday, ,and brought
them daughter. DR.. Barnett was
accoucLeur, Mother and daughte:
are getting along nicely.
Alexander Dixon. cN-mcmber Of
the police force Of lronlon. o.. has
located here and Will start in bust
ness soon.
Joseph Gass is able to he out again.
after having serious attack of
pl"uro pneumonia.
i. w. Reel. who has been employed
1t Thurmond for some time, return
ed 10 the city.
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EAIRiMONT

Mrs. A. II. Williams and children
Helen and Arthur, Of PIT. Pleasant
spent few days here with her sisters
Morton -reHte>-heF4e- FROM Fair
chance Pa, where she spent week
visiting her husband.
w. o. Armstrong spent the week
end in Clarksburg.
DR.. e. w. Young was the guest of
W. o. Armstrong, while in town to at
tend the Smart Set"
Mrs E. l.. Morton has been confined
to her room with an attack Of rheum-
atism.
Rev. G. c. Gill has been returned
TO tho NJ E. church for the Ord year
az pastor The congregation is de-
lighted to have Rev. Gill with them
again. --
Mrs. Dnval Johnson is much i'm
proved from q severe sick spell.
Mrs. Isaac Terrell and daughter
Bertha, have returned home after
spending the winter in Virginia with
relatives.
Miss Florence Warrick, Of Morgan
town, Is the guest Of her cousin, Miss
Nellie Staley.
Mrs. =. J.. Morton entertained at
dinner Sunday Mrs. A. H. Williams,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. wv. Hamilton, Miss
Florence Goff and w. o. Armstrong.
Rev. T. j. Wanzer has moved his
boarding place from Mrs. N. -. SCOTS
to Mrs. Isaac Terrell.
A play and supper, will be given at
Mt Zion Baptist church Friday night.
Mrs. Denmark has moved from
Jackson to High street.
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INVASION OF CANADA.
Hy Negroes Opposed BY Ontario
Members of Parliament.

by Negroes Opposed, BY Ontario
Members of Parliament.
Ottawa, Ont. April 3-The move
ment of Negroes into western Cana
da to take up tree homesteads was
brought up in Parliament today By
Mr., Theburn, an Ontario member.
who declared that hundreds of col
ored settlers and emigrated from the
United States, and, at the rate the
movement was growing. there soon
would be thousand of them planted
in the Northwest
Mr.. Thoburn asserted that they
are not suited to Canadian conditions
and would not make desirab bic set
tiers. The Government, he said,
should do something to discourage
the movement
Minister of the Interior Oliver re-
piled that the Canadian laws do not
prohibit the entry of Negro settlers,
and the Government could only adj
minister the law. While the situa-
ton was being carefully watched. the
Government had not yet seen fit to
take drastic action.
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CHILLICOTHE, OHIO.

The city schools opened Monday
morning in full after weeks holi-
day ! 81 u
Miss Helen b. Marshall and Ellan
Dawley, Of Southern building corp:
of teachers. took the city eNamina-
= ton Saturday. Mrs. y. ]. Has,
principal Of the Southern School
Building, returned Saturday FROM. a
weeks visit to CadiZ, O. Miss Hazel
Lucas and Miss Johnson came home
with her, they spent the Sabbath and
returned Sunday night to Cadlz
where Miss Lucas is teaching
Rev. W. E. Walkeh, pastor Quinn
Chapel A. NJ. E. Church, returned
Friday from Washington, c. H., Ohio
where he had been attan!iag the dis
trict conference Of thn Cincinnati
district
Mrs. Eugene Liggons has recovered
from long spell of illness.
The Ladies Aid Of Quinn Chapel,
will elect new officers Wednesday
night, and will serve free lunch and
cream.
Miss Mae Medley, Of - South
High street, was taken suddenly jll
while talking over the phone Sunday
afternoon. Dr. S. S. Jordan was cal
led and she was soon relieved
G. r. Ryans, who has been i'll for
some time with la grippe, is still ling
ering with the after affect Of it, but
is some what improved. On the ac-
count Of his age, the recovery is slow
.:'@ Rev. w. 10. Walker Sunday morn
ing in his sermon on the study 0f
the lives Of great men denounced in
incorporating terms. The letters
written by Rev. J. B. Robinson. of
Bellefontaine, Ohio, which appeared
in the Cincinnati Enquirer last week.
slandering the character Of one Of
the greatest men Of America, Dr. r.
t. Washington. A minister Of the
gospel should I've the last man to
throw frc-brandS or be a party to
anything that would hinder Of
crush the influence for good Of Il
leader and an educator and an up
litter Of humanity. His mission is
to save the fallen.
Elbridge Butler, a former citizen
Of Chillicothe. died in Cincinnati
Monday, and was brought here for
burial. The funeral was held from
tn" home Of his brother, Sam Butler,
on 9Th street, Friday afternoon. Rrv.
j. w. Carter OtijciatCh. on the az
count Of the absence Of Rev. ". f.
Walker, who was attending tine Dis
triCt conference
Fisher Sutton has pur2haycl a :
room house on 18th street for $1.lOO.
Walter GatliT has had an opera
ton performed on his neck and is
improving rapidly.
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IA ROIHT.

Mrs. MickenS and Miss Stella
Smith. Of Plymouth. spent Monday
| in Charleston on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. f. Stevens and
Mrs. Edward Stevens spent Saturday
ard Sunday n RidwcM, Ohio, return
| ing Monday.
Miss Viola Smith. Of Institute. was
wishing her mother Sunday.
| Mrs. II. \. Jones was 4 shopper in
| Charleston, Thursday.
Dr.. VI. T. Sinclair made a business
| trip to Lock :. Thursday. He is ar
ranging 20 erect an Office on the con-
nor Of his lot in the near future.
Mrs. Daniel jackson, of Plymouth,
| is spending some time in Mason city.
Rev. +. p. Holland, of Spring Hill,
Was here Saturday raying off in
, Surance claims
Mrs. John Jenkins is sick this
week.
J. w. Cyrus made a business trip
to Charleston, Tuesday.
j. f. jackson is in town filing
orders for the Thomas Guaranteed
Goods
"'s' '"l'a Nd'''pn'' ana MIS-. ii"
"'e NaNheS oourSh' Oh tharleS'oh
"Ff" saturday ana SUNDAY guests CT
MIS-. Mal'noa foTonah' OF flEmouth.
Percy Massey, Of Plymouth, was sick
a few days last week. but is better ut
'nla Wr!'lhS'
j. l.. JACKSON MADE business trip
10 haS mona MONDAY.
VII. ana MIS-. Archle Moseley' OF
ny mouth were callca 10 Iedar Grove
SATURDAY OH account Oh 'he death OF
lhe lalter la'her.
). W. cyrus IS lhdl9poS"d at TINS
"rl''!lS'
\ large hummer from fIymou'h'
bancroft ana BetSey attended the Is.
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WEST CHARLESTON.

Fleming MartinG Is sick with pneu-
monia.
Henry Allen. who has been of on
account of a cut foot, is at wnl
again. rs.
Jno Roberts Is out this week. after
nursing q sore foot for about ten
days. '..&
Mr.. and Mrs. Buckets little girl
who met with an accident last week
Is improving and Is entirely out OF
danger. =. .-
Sol Watts, who has been employed
by the Kelley Axe Company for about
hfteen years. has given up his pos
ton and gone to Detroit.
Mrs. Mollie Hammond Is sick this
week.
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kANAWHA CITY.

]. y. Johnson visited his son, rom.
u S"woil, Saturday and Sunday.
Wis. +. y. Page was the guest OF
fri"n1S in Charleston last week.
I'll" Misses Woods had az their
%n"&ts Sunday. Misses Virginia Wan
Yer and Mildred Kent. Mylos Wrbb
and Daniel Johnson, Of Charleston.
G. J., Jackson visited his mother.
Mrs. 4. p. Johnson, here Sunday.
}. ". Lawson, Of Charleston. IS
"pf ndlnS the week hero with his
fnfh"r.
party Of young people composed
OF Misses Mary Page Octavia ana
M'rrhj" Green. Ivory. Sadie ana
Matte Martin, Maggie Woods, Wm.
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LEWISRURG,

Mrs. j. C. Lewis who taught g
very successful school at. Arneltown.
returned home Friday .-
Miss Myrtle Cooley, OF Thurmond.
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Cooley. ..-,..,
Il. A. Boiling, Jr., who taught n
successful school at Herberton, re-
turned home Friday night.
Mrs. Kate Galway. of Hinton, Is
here visiting friends and relatives.
Rev. ]. C.. Love, the new pastor OF
the Nj. E. Church, arrived Saturday
morning, and, Sunday. preached two
able and soul inspiring sermons. ).
Frank Pryor, who has been Very
i'll. Is much improved.
Mrs, c. H,Rose Is i'll at this writ
ing, -. ....
Floyd Haynes and Willie Allen, OF
Ronceverte. were visiting here Sun.
day. 100 80 (. .,s.S --. :.
Miss BERTHE Bush and little daugh'
ter. Mary Charles, who were visiting
relatives in Ronceverte, returned
home Saturday
-. NeAAlle I.IuS, VI " NSulHSIOll
is visiting her brother, Frank Pryor
Mrs. Cousin, of Ronceverte was
business visitor here Monday.
Harry Toliver. Of Ronceverte, was
calling on Miss Leila Freeman, Sun.
day
Mrs. Church, Of Renick. is visiting
Airs. Mandy Jackson.
Rev. w. Jackson, OF Mount Tabor
Baptist church, preached two able
sermons Sunday.
Mrs. Agnes Lewis and niece. Miss
Willie Lewis. were visiting relatives
in Ronceverte Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mackey, OF
Huntington. who spent few days
visiting relatives here returned homo
Thursday.
Mrs. w. X. Carter, who taught
Fire Creek, returned home Saturday
night.
Miss Mildred Carter, who spent
the winter with\ her mother at Fire
Creek, returned home Saturday
night
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Mrs. l.. 7. i]nnrcr, Of P' Pleasant
was pleasant visitor 80 mis- city.
last week.
kadd Po~nc, Of Toulouse. Arizona
was among his friends Of this city
last week.
J. A. Carey. Of Holden. wus in the
city Friday, on brsinr IS.
Rev. and Mrs. r. D. W. Meadows,
OF Artisan Avenue, arc the proo
parents Of d son. DR.. Barnett. a.
coucheur. Both mother and son arc
, doing nicely.
Mrs. Isham Scott, the mother OF
Prof. j, w, Scott, who was injured
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INSTITUTE.
Dewitt Meadows has

Dewitt Meadows has -. returned
home.
Miss Georgia Wares has closed her
school at Sissonville and is now tax
ing the review course at the West
Virginia Colored Institute.
S. H. Guss has moved into the
house of G. w. Hurt
Miss Jennie Foster left Saturday
TO resume her duties as school teach
err
Guernett Ferguson has returned
home.
Miss Rebecca Green, Of Charleston,
was business caller at institute
Tuesday.
Miss Lillian Foster was a caller ut
the West Virginia Colored Institute,
Monday.
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| ready a very good choir. It is under.
stood his services have been secured
| If so, Martinsburg will have as gooo
II not the best choir in the Eastern
panhandle
Henry N. Hopewell, Or. Samuel
Gray, and j. Frank Briscoe went ia
winchester, Va, Tuesday evening,
where they saw the Smart Set" Der.
maps the greatest Negro show on the
stage.
Geo. l.. Moxley and wife were in
W1nchestr, Va, and saw the Smart
Set"
The remains Of Henry Baker, grand
son OF Mrs. Charlotte Rede, who died
IN Hagerstown, were brought here
Friday morning and buried from the
Methodist church. Rev. Geo. Fl. Car
ter officiating.
Frank Reede. Jr., son Of Frank
tuSeue' or North Chas. street, died in
Carlisle, Pa, and was buried Sunday
from the Methodist church, Rev.
Beane officiating.
Rev. 3. M. Beane left for Baltimore
MONDAY morning, where he will at
tend the funeral of Mrs. l.. A. Carter,
"lfe or Rev. L. A. Carter. who was
formerly pastor of John Mann's
Ehurch, Winchester, Virginia. Mrs.
Garter died suddenly in Winchester,
Va, preceding the day they were to
move TO Laurel, Md, where lie M. F.,
conference had sent Rev. Carter. The
funeral took place from the .Metropol;~
tan Church, of which Rev. Jno.
Holmes Is pastor
Miss Mamie V. Scott has been sick
during the past week, suffering from
an attack Of Ia grippe.
Mrs. Mamie v Smith has been com
planning for tho past few days, but is
something better
Aaron T. Johnson, Jr., spent Sun
day in Harper's Forty visiting his
son. who is attending Storer College
Sidney Scott has very valuable
horse quite sick.
Mrs. Florence Kirk, &nd Mrs Ella
James sDnt fw hours in Hagers-
town one day last week.
Thomas 1Iorden is erecting q beou-
tifll house on West Samuel street. lie
IS young man Of but 18 years and
deserves much credit,
James Scott, who will graduate from
Storer College this spring, spent Sun.
day at home with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Jno. II, Walden have
returned from a visit of several weeks
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NAFORD.

Miss Callie Jackson spent satur-
day at Beckeley city, The guest o.
Miss Mary. Booze.
Mrs. Daniel Sherman, was shop.
ping at Becklet, Thursday
Phil Austin and Samuel Berry at
tended service at Stamford Sunday.
Miss Christina Saunders, Of Nov
Jersey, spent n few hours here tho
guest OF Mr.. and MIS-. Phil Austin.
samuel Berry, spent last week at
sullivan, visiting Miss Maud Clark
Public school children with their
teacher, Miss Callie Jackson, spent
a delightful outing at Lanark, Fri
day.
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DAVIS.

Rev. Frank Yates. formerly Of
Clarksburg. was publicly Installed
pastor OF our Mt. Zion Baptist church
The sermon was preached by Elder
W. T. Kenney. Of Clarksburg There
were inattendance. Thomas Lee ana
wife. and others from Thomas The
installation ceremonies close! on
Monday night with a lecture by DR..
kenney entitled Look out for the
Dog, and festival.
Frank Clark left Friday for Tair-
mont to visit friends.
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MARTINSBURG

Mrs. Fannie Wilson left for Now
York one day last week, where she r.
tends to make her home. She has
many friends in this city and nc
doubt will be greatly missed.
Prof. Jno. w. Corsey. principal Of
Sumner School, who has been critical
" Ill with pneumonia, is sometime
better and the doctor has hopes of his
recovery.
John F. Carter, the bass soDgster,
assisted the choir Of Mt. Zion NJ. f
Church Sunday night ard added
greatly In rounding out what is al
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-04-06
CLARkSRURG.

Born to Mr. and Mrs John Steele
Wilson a son.
Consuelo, aged twelve years, the
only child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Doughetty died Monday March 27,
Of a complication Of diseases. The
funeral services took place Thurs
day afternoon at Mt. Zion Baptist
church. The floral tributes were
many and beautiful. Consuelo was
much beloved and was quite bright
in her studies in school and in music.
IT, E':'csvcd family have tha sym
pathy of the entire community
Resolutions Of respect were passed
by the p. Y. p. T., The l.. T. L., the
s S. and church Of which she was an
active member
On March Gath an immense aud
fence gathered at Pride A. NJ. E.
church to enjoy the declamatOry con-
test between Buckhannon and Clarks
burg. The contestants from Buck
harmon were Misses Numford and
Lydia. Clarlls burg was represented,
by Misses Inez Tuck and Eth
Nunally. The musical numbers were
we'll received and the contestants
acquitted themselves with credit.
Messrs Armstrong, of Fairmont,, and
Florence, Of Grafton, and Miss Davi-
son, Of Shinnston, rendered a de>is-
ion granting Miss Inez Tuck first
prize and Miss Ruth Mumford sec
Ond prize
Mrs. d. Fl. Kyle and Children have
returned from UniOntoWn where Re:
son Page underwent special treat
ment
Miss Sadie Mays and C. w. Flor
ence, Of Grafton, attended the con-
test here March oath.
Mrs. Matilda Wade and Mrs. Walk
er, of Buckhannon. attended the con-
test also.
The Annual Thanksgiving sermon
to the Knikhts Of Pythias & Court OF
Calanthe was preached at Mt. Zion
Baptist church March 26th. Anita
and Star Lodges K. Of p. and w. s.
Kearney Court attended in body.
number of visitors also attended
Rev. Kenney preached an able
Sermon.
Mrs. Lutte Tuck has opened a
sewing establishment on w. Pike
ST.
The entertainment given at Trim
ETY. VI. l.. Church by Mrs Amelia
Lowry was well attended and es-
Decially pleasing was the program.
Mrs. Maria Littleton has returned
from Buckhannon where she visited
her daughter, Mrs. James Davis.
Mrs. Ella Thomas, Of Huntington,
and Mrs. Jennie Davis, Of Wheeling,
passed thrO' Sunday cn-rOute to
their respective homes from Buck
harmon, where they attended the
executive board meeting Of the w.
M. NJ. Society. While here they
were guests Of Mrs. S. p. West.
Mrs. S. P. West, Mrs. Belle Lee and
Miss Villa Lee attended the exc
cutivc board meeting Of the Won
ans Mite Missionary Society in
BHckhannon.
Miss Lily Allen was the weekend
guest Of Mrs. James Davis, Of Buck
banron.
Mrs. Nellie Ogdeh spent the week
end in BuckhannOn with relatives
and friends.
Mrs May Thomas and Mrs. Lucy
Taylor arc able to be out again.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dickinson
were visiting in Buckhannon last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Green cclcbrat-
cd their twelfth wedding annivcr-
sary Monday evening. Many frienIs
gathered to congratulate them and
wish them many more years Of CON
nnbjal bliss.
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Kills n Murderer

a mcrciless murderer is Appcndi-
citis with many victims, but Dr.
Kings New Life Pills kill it by pre-
Vention. They gently stimulate
stomach, liver and bowels, prevent
ing that clogging that invites ap-
pendicltis, curing Constipation
Headache, Billiousness, Cbjlls. CSC
It all druggists. 8-2-5t
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Ill Tor three weeks with fever. Is on
IaIr road to recover. much to the
oe1ignt Of her many friends.
Mssess Benlah Smith and Eftle
Lowry are Buckhannon visitors.
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to friends in the south
Miss Emma Roper, of Kearncys~
vile. is in the city, for few weeks,
John H, Briscoe, of Gerardstown.
was in town Thursday to see his
nephew, J. Frank Brjscoe.
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HOUSE FOR RENT.

For rent n five room cottage with
large yard and garden. Well Of pure
water on promises, Enquire Of l.. n.
Brown, Institute, w Va, -.
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pARIIERSRURG.

Mrs. Jane Jones entertained a few
OF her friends Monday afternoon ut
her home on Avery street. A de-
lightful time was spent Those who
enjoyed Mrs. Jones hospitality were
Mesdames George Edmondson, J. S.
Giles. Phyllis Hayes, Addie Vanell,
Harrison Washington, Sarah Reeves,
j. w. Shelcroft, Martha Brown and
Anna Tuck.
Rev J. w. Carroll, pastor of Lo-
gan Memorial Church. returned to the
cityT thursday after attending a very
successful session of the annual con-
ference which convened at Lynchburg,
Va. Rev. Carroll opened his new
year Sunday by preaching able SER
mons morning and evening.
Mrs. Julia Bayes Is able to be out
after being quite III.
The sewing circle Of the Zion Bap-
fist church will meet, at. Mrs. Oscar
Carriers on Covert street, Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Dora Smith is critically i'll at
her home ION Quincy street.
Naomi Lodge No. 1851 G.. U. O. of O
F.. gave a supper Tuesday evening in
their hall, corner Of Sixth and Market
streets A delightful time was en-
ioyed by ALL
Mr.. Johnson, of Point Pleasant. was
IN the city Monday and spent few
hours with Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Custis
Greene street.
There will be a concert given at K
Of P. hall Wednesday evening by a
committee of ladies of the Bethel A.
M. e. church. Refreshments were
served and a neat sum was realized.
Mrs. Harry Lakewood left last week
Tor her home at Buckhannon, W.. Va,
where she will spend few days.
Miss Alfredo Jackson is spending a
few days with Mrs. Chas. Pierce en-.
route from Rcnceverte, where she
taught successful term of school.
The Phoenix Literary Society will
meet at Bethel A. M. E. Church on
Clay street, Tuesday evening at eight
O'Clock, An interesting program will
be rendered.
Mrs: J. W. Carroll. after ATTENDING
the annual conference WHICH was held
at Lynchburg, Va, will spend a few
days in Bedford City, Pa. visiting
relatives.
There will be musical concert at
Zion, Baptist church Monday, April 10,
given by some Of the young ladies' OF
the church. The following program