The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-11-23
Charleston
CHARLESTON.

Death of j. S. .Gilmer.-After hav-
ing been confined to his bed about
a week following an siARness of
pver year, Jesse S. Gilmer died
early Sunday morning at the home
Of his sister, Mrs. Annie F. Davis,
Jacobs ST., Of tuberculosis. For ten
years prior to his illness the de-
cedent resided in Chicago and other
western cities. He is survived by
his father, two sisters and three
brothers in the Immediate family,
The funeral services we're conducted
at the late residence Tuesday after
noon by Rev. B. r, Reed and Rev.
}. S. Carroll. ~ y
ELK Memorial Services.-kanaWh
Lodge No. 1870 I. B. P o. f. W. will
hold lodge of sorrow at the X of
P. Hall, Sunday Dec. 3rd. An elab-
crate program in keeping with the
occasion is being prepared and the
officers of the organization are en-
tfcipating a large attendance of the
members and friends OF the order.
Prof, S. Hamlin Guss, head OF the
Normal Department of the West Vir-
ginia Coloret Institute, will deliver
the address.
Hotel Brown Arrivals.-J. H..
Campbell, Moupdsville: Rev. NJ. A..
Smith, Indianapolis, Ind; Robert
Patterson, London; c. Diggs, Harea
wood; j. Jackson, Longacre: e: L..
Morton, Fairmont; d. r. Williams,
II. c. Carter, George Moore, H. n
Lewis, Columbus, o., Miss Fannie
Robinson, Clarksburg; Miss Cora
Jackson, Clarksburg; H. A. Woods,
Raymond City; A. H. Brown, Romeo
verte; J. w. Thompson; Marlinton;
George Jeter, Sun; J. A. Mack, En-
mis-; w. j. Darlington, Thurmond;
G. r. Comedy, J. r.: Thompson, Park
| ersburg;i Rev. j. W. Robinson St.
Adams; w. c. Harris, Keystone; Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Jones, Huntington;
VIM Sadler, Elkhorn; J. S. Noel.
Montgomery; J. X. Smith, Keystone;
Dan Rucker, Taylor Howard, Blue
t field
Two Physicians for the State
Drs. Louis Hilton and Charles Her
riot, recent graduates of the medica!
department of Howard University,
spent several days here this week.
returning from Clarkshurg where
they took the examination to prac-
! tIce their profession in" the State.
The former will locate at Princeton,
the latter at Wheeling. DR.. Hilton,
while here, was the guest of Dr.. Ellis
, DR.. Herriot was entertained by Ed
ward James
Simpson Church Notes.-Rev. w.
G. Florain delivered a very instruct
i've address on the origin and object
of the Men and Religion Forward
Movement, at the morning service
Sunday. The pa:tor' preached q
strong sermon at night from text
suggested by member The Lifters
were entertained, Tuesday night, by
Miss Mary McGhee at her home on
ElmWood Ave. The Thursday Night
Aid will be guests this evening OF
Mr.. Helm at the home Of Mrs
Amanda Taylor, Court St. The Will
ing Workers will meet with Mrs
Carrie Jennings tonight, and the Fri.
day Night Aid with Mrs. Matte
| Ward, tomorrow night.
Revival Meeting With Success
In recent years there has not been
SO much interest manifested in a
revival as in the services now being
/ conducted at the First Baptist
church by Rev. E. w. B. Curry, OF
/ Urbana, O., whose reputation as a
! temperance orator and revivalist is
we'll known in adjoining as we'll as
| his own state. At the close of the
meeting, Tuesday night, there had
been 100 persons converted and re-
c'aimed and many have nightly ask
ed for the prayers Of the church.
! The meetings will close tomorrow
night, when Rev. Curry will be pre-
sented with purse in appreciation
| of the good work he has accomplish
ed. The converts will be baptized
Sunday.
Witnesses Of the UnveiliiDg.-
prominent among those witnessing
the unwilling Of the Starks Monu-
ment were: J. M. Ellis, former mem
Der of the House Of Delegates, Oak
Hill: H. H.. Railey, former member
Of the House Of Delegates, and wife,
Montgomery; w. J. THOMPSON
former Grand Chancellor, Thomas;
}. l.. Jones, Supreme Vice Ghancel-
Tor, Cincinnati, o.; H. B. Hundley,
Grand Master Of the Masons, Nc
i Donald; Drs. G. l.. Marshall, Of Key
stone, and N. l.. Edwards. Bluefeld
e. l.. Morton, Fairmont; T. r. Jenk-
ln2 Huntin q ton: Rnu w