The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-08-03
cities where he will spend few,
weeks before returning home.
Personals and locals.

weeks before returning home
Personals and IIoralss
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Crump. Wednesday night. son.
Robert Ranshsrry left yesterday
for Bluetield tor visit relatives a, few
days
Miss Lena Webb, who has been
visiting her brother at Lamar, Miss,
returned home "Wednesday of last
Week.
Miss Lucy j. Anderson. principal
OF the Carlyle tKy.) school, whose
home is at Paris, is in the city visit
ing MIR. and Mrs. A. l.. Garrett
5. II. benson, of Corington, Va,
was in the city the first of the week.
Mrs. +. NJ. cambridge spent few
days this week at Mt. Hope
l.. G. and Miss Nicola Farrar have
returned from Athens, Ohio. where
they spent six weeks attending the
Ohio University summer school.
Mrs. Fl. A. Davis, Of Wheeling, is
the guest Of Mrs. J. W. Jammerson
on ashington street.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
llumblos on Sentz street. a son.
Miss Lena Rice was at home to 4
number of friends Friday evening
The honor guest being Miss Viola
Baltimore, Of Harrisburg, Pa.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs
G. Brannon last week.
Miss Elizabeth Lee and Mrs. Odes
sa Smith left Wednesday for Ruch,
| anan, Va, where they will spend
several weeks.
Marked improvement is reported
| in the condition Of Mrs. w. o. Terry
who has been suffering the past
three weeks with typhoid fever.
The friends Of Miss Amanda Gam.
HE, who has been the assistant sew,
| Ing teacher at Institute, will be
| pleased to hear THAT she has secured
| q position in the Washington city
schools.
The union picnic of the five
churches which was held at Glen
wood park Thursday was largely 1T
tended. the street car company be-
| ing forced to put or extra cars tc
| accommodate the crowd
Mrs. Gwendoline Carter is arrang.
| ing for few weeks visit to friends
| 1T F'oOmer and Hawks Nest.
Mrs. Ann Reaveley and Miss Will
| lie Striblin@ left yesterday for At.
lantic Citv for q two weeks stay
Mrs. Alice Board entertains the
l.iftcrs at her home on Bradford
| street Tuesday evening.
Miss Amy Garnett, Of New York
| is visiting her niece, Mrs. Harry
Glenn, on Elmwood avenue
Mrs. Clara Flagg and family are
spending a few weeks in Boone
| county with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Pauline Price and daughter
Birdie, Of Cincinnati, are visiting
| relatives here.
| Miss Susie Britton, of Lynchburg
Va, is visiting her cousin, Mrs
| Roxie Taylor Oh Bradford street
Miss Britton attended the summer
school ut Institute.
| Miss Virginia Rayford is spendins
this week with relatives and friends
at Gamoca and Gauley Bridge.
| M. L. Fairfax is in Baltimore at,
| tending the Fishermen's annua
| meeting. Mr.. Fairfax goes as a rep
resentative from Golden Link Coun
| Gil and the Isaiah wing Of this city
and the Council at Fire Creek il
Fayette county.
M. B. McIver, Of Georgetown, ILL.,
was the guest Of his cousin, K. G.
| McIVer. Monday. He was returning
| from the u. S. Council of Red Mer
| at Princeton, where he represented
| Ohio, Kentucky and Illinois.
S. f.. Chiles, OF Montgomery
spent Sunday in the city.
Mrs. r. P. Colbert is expected te
arrive home Sunday from Romeo
| vcrtc, where she has been visitins
her sister and friends.
w. J. Napier, of Red Star, was
business visitor to the city Tuesday
Mrs. George Willis, Of Kanawhf
City, is a patient at the Charleston
| General Hospital this week.
Miss Lillian Byrd, chairman o.
the Union Sunday school picnic fol-
the First Baptist Sunday schoo
turned over $14 10 last Sunday, fol
which the Sunday school extended
her thanks.
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