The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-11-02

j ned for her ut the home of Mrs.
Jane Lewis, Bradford street, and
Mrs Flora Gardner had her as the
guest of honor at dinner Saturday
afternoon. Mrs. Williams left the
city Tuesday.
Quarterly Conference Hcld-Rev.
G. r. Curry. district superintendent.
held the third quarterly conference
at Simpson NJ. e. church, Friday
evening Of last week. Among the
transacted three commissioners
were elected to conduct the election
for delegate and reserve to tho
lay electoral conference which con-
venes in Washington, d. c., in con-
nection with the annual conference.
The delegates there assembled will
elect three lay delegates to the gen.
eral conference which meets at Min
neapolis, Mimi, next May. The
com missioners decided to hold the
election on Wednesday evening,
December goth, at which time full
members who are twenty-one years
of age or over are privileged 10 vote
Fairly Services SuudayS.-Rev. J.
$. Carroll, pastor CT Simpson NJ. F..
church has instituted an early morl.
ing service from six to seven-thirty
Sunday mornings, for the special
benefit of those engaged IN aomes-
tic service. The popularity of the
movement is attested by theincrease
in attendance from four, the first
Sundays service. three weeks ago
20 twenty-Seyen last Sunday
Miss Sarah y. Dawson has gone
20 Lexington, Va, to start a class
in hairdressing and manicuring.
V. NJ. Wills, CT Montgomery, was
il the city the first Of the Weci>,
to have his tcnisls removed. Mr..
Willis has been suffering for some
! time with tonsilitis.
}. \. Jackson returned Sunday
| from Freedmen's n.spiiai, at Wash :
| iMgton, d. G.. where he had an oper-
alton performed month ago for
lcholecy stitis. Mr.. Jackson is very
much improved but is not yet able
to take up bis duties at the State
| Library.
Mr. ard Mrs. William MickeDs, or
Plymouth, were shopping here las,
| week
| Mrs. Samantha Bell has returned
from a four week s visit to friends
in Detroit. Mich.
Coleman Halamond, Of Inc West
Side, has returned from Louisville,
Where ne was caIIeG by the death
OF his cousin, l.. Gibson.
J. W. Whey has returned from
Denver, Colo, much improved i'll
| health.
William Farrar has gone to Har-
per'S Ferry tC resume his studies at
Storer College.
Mrs. Annie f. Davis entertained
The Charleston Womans Improve-
ment League Friday evening.
Born tO"Mr. and Mrs. lsah Isaacs
daughter.
Little Helen Strotner celebrated
the seventh anniversary Of her birth
| with party at the home Of her
parents on Bradford street Monday.
About forty of her friends we're
present.
John Wagner, Of the West Side,
t1eft unday for louisville, ny,
where he will take a course in the
Baptist seminary.
The parsonage committee Of Snip
son NJ. E. church served iIa!low.
cen supper at the church Tuesday
evening.
Alex Jones' o. the West Side is
seriously i'll.
Sunday was rally day at Simpson,
M. T.. church. Two very excellent
sermons were delivered by Rev. J.
II. Jenkins, Of Clark sburg. Tho
collection was $4,000.
Revival services are being con-
Quoted at the First BAPTIST church
Wy the pastor, Rev. r 3. Reed.
Mrs. Mary J. Brooks, Of Jacobs
street has been confined to her
bed for several days with rheuma-
ti3m.
Miss Hattie Peters spent the
weekend at he" home in Sissons..
Vile.
The Fleur De Lis Whist Club ell
tertained With Halloween party
Tuesday evening at the hone Of Miss
Alice Whitaker, Se".tz street. All
we're in masquerade costumes which
added much to the merriment Of the
evening. Various appropriate