The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-02-22
CHARLESTON

The second quarterly meeting will
be held at st. Paul A. NJ. e. church
Court street, Sunday. Presiding Ell
red Downs will preach at 400.
The love feast will be at 800 in
the afternoon, and either the pre-
Siding Elder or the pastor, Rev. +.
Fort. will preach at tho evening
service. On Thursday the 10th a
musicale will be given under the
direction Of Mrs. Davis. The affair
will be held at tho church and the
proceeds will be turned into it's treas
Ury.
Preachers Meet. The InterlCnomina-
ional Preachers Union held an inter
esting meeting. Wednesday morning
Of last week, at the Hotel Brown.
Rev. S. p. Crummett of the Anti
saloon League. gave an instructive
and helpful address on The Minis
ter's Part in the Coming Campaign
as it relates to the Prohibition a
mendment." The subject was again
discussed at the meeting yesterday
when Rev. B. A. Brooks presented
we'll written paper.
Ten commandments Theme. Rev
J. S. Carroll, pastor Of Simpson
. Methodist Episcopal church. is
| preaching series OF sermons on the
| Ten Commandments. Sunday might
: he will take up the fifth and cordial
| ly invites all members and friends
| of the church to hear him. The
regular services will be held Sunday
Preaching ut 400; Sunday school
at $50 and the usual evening SER
vice.
Hotel Brown Arrivals. P. Young,
Dorothy; o. Miller, Glen Ferris; L..
A. Hilton, H. G. oliver, Pine Grove:
Mrs. Eph. Williams, Milwaukee,
Wis. Mrs. Claude Hurt, Shrews-
bury; NJ. Mcdonald, Longacre; S. H.
benson, Covington, Va; C. Logan,
Ward; c.. A. Parker, w. A. Henson,
w. ID. Robbins, S. II. Stewart, JOS.
P. Jones, Columbus, o.; e. Brown,
Pittsburg; b. G. Bell, B. l.. j Johnson,
VIM Wilson, Portsmouth, O.; II.
! Lewis, Woodviola, Va; Miss Laura
Smith, Smithers; j. H. Bowles, J.:
IP. Bowles, J. J. Lee, Columbus, O.;
c.. Gordon, Cleveland, O.; VIM.
II. Buckner, Columbus, O.; Jas.
ITempleton, Carbondale; w. H. Lew
is, Institute; B. Williams and G..
Crawford, .Cannellton, were register
ed at Hotel Brown this week.
Knights Templars Instituted. Sat
urday night and Sunday John H.
Bowles, Of Columbus. commander
in-chief, assisted by w. H. Ruffner,
deputy grand commander, Chas, E.
g sa.dan - grand "oP,ptain general, J.
J. Lee, grand prelate, William Will
son, grand guard, benjamin Johnson,
senior warden, Benjamin Bell, jun
ior warden, John T. BoWles, stand
ard bearer, all of the state of Ohio,
and others instituted a commandery
Of knights Templars with the fol-
lowing officers: |. NJ. Carper, emin-
ent commander; c.. G.. Campbell, gen
eralissimo; w. H. Lowry, captain
general; w. II. Parker, prelate; Ern-
7 est Porterfield, treasurer; G. e. Nit
chell, recorder; J. NJ. Dillon, senior
, warden; j. f. j. Clark, junior war
: den; Jos. Kent, sword bearer; Geo.
7 Willis, standard bearer; D. NJ. Mil
, Ter, guard.
i Baptist Executive Board. There
t will be a meeting Of the executive
board Of the West Virginia State con-
vention at the Baptist church this
, morning at nine o'clock. In the af-
y ternoon at 1870 the executive board
of the Sunday School convention
will convene at the same place. A
number Of members of both organi-
, cations are already in the city.
| Death of Mrs. Fields. Mrs. Ruth
; Preston Fields died Tuesday morn
ing of a complication Of diseases
at her home on SentZ street. Mrs
Fields had been i'll for several weeks
and for several days her condition
, had been such that her relatives
Land friends despaired of her recov
t cry. She leaves husband, four
= children; mother, four sisters and
four brothers, all OF whom reside
in the city. The funeral services
| will be held at the First Baptis;
church, this afternoon.
2 Personals and Locals.
, J. G. Gilmer,. DR.. J. &C. Ellis, J.
A. Jackson and Edward James were
guests Of the Merry Makers" a
= club Of young ladies at Hinton, Sat
= urdav evening. Dancing and cards
were the advertisements.
: w. III. Parker, manager Of the
, Peoples Grocery Co., was witness
in the u. s. District Court at Gin"
cihnati, O., the first Of the week.
, John Clark, Of Donnally street,
whose condition has caused his
= friends considerable alarm the past
few weeks, is slowly improving.
Mrs. Ida Howard, Of Cincinnati,
arrived in the city Friday Of last
weke, called by the serious illness OF
| her mother, Mrs. Drucilla Knox.
L itl1n Mario brown Is i'll at the