The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-03-28
THE ADVOCATE.

ladies Aid Society Meets-A. T..
Morris entertained the Ladies' Aid So
ciety Of the First Baptist church at the
home of Mrs. Fannie Lewis, Shrews-
bury street, Thursday evening of last
week. The opening exercises were
conducted by Mrs. Dora Moss and q
vote Of thanks was rendered the COM
mtttee having charge of the enter
tainment at the church, Tuesday
night, which Hetted the society $14 .95.
Prof. H. B. Rice delivered whole
some talk. Mrs. S. V. Mickey will be
hostess to the next meeting.
I'ytMans Hear Sermon.--In the
absence Of the pastor Of Simpson ME-.
chnrch, Rev. T.. Fort, pastor OF ST.
Paul A. M. T.. church, preached the
annual sermon to the Knights of Pr
ihias at the first named church, Sum-
day afternoon. large number OF ahc
Order Of Calanthc, the woman's auxil-
| larry, and of the two local lodges, Cap
ital City NO. l and West Virginia No.
60 with their friends were present and
Plead for School-At the meeting
OF. the Athens Club with Mrs. Sarah
Wllllams, Morris street, Monday even
ing. six new members were enrolled
and the following program was ren-
dcred: Solo, Miss Alice Higgins: Sc
lect reading, J. a. Jefferson; solo, Mrs.
, Willie Nj. Ford; address, G.. l.. Cuz-
zcns. Rcvs. B. r.. Reed and J. r.
Caul made splendid pleas for the West
| Virginia Seminary and College, ure-
Ing united effort in the rally, Sunday,
, 10 raise $4,000 for the institution,
! They were ably seconded by Prof ]
NJ. AFTER. Lunch was served by the
hostess assisted by Miss Georgia Bry-
ant. Miss Ford, Mrs, Sarah Ayers and
Henry White will he hosts to the meet
ing at the parsonage Monday evening
| of next week.
easter prOGranl--The Sunday
/ School of the First Baptist Church has
! prepared special program for Easter
Sunday 10 be rendered at 2:3O the ar
telHoon Of that day:
Following are. the numbers Sing
; ing, choir; recitation, Easter in EARLY
Days, Frances Starks; recitation.
Easter Time, Eunice Robinson; sing
! ing. choir; recitation, Give Flowers to
| children, Ruth Stephenson; recitation,
TO the Flowers. Theodore Nash; dia
logue, A Bunch of Lilies. ten little
, girls; recitation, Day of Joy, Matte
Marital; recitation, The Heavenly
| visitor, Robert Han; singing. choir.
wreath drill members of Galeda class
! Pa!m Services at st. PauI--At st.
, raul African Methodist Episcopal
! church palm services will be held Sun
day morning at which time the pastor,
Rev. E. Fort will preach from the
/ theme: "Christ's Triumphant En-
trance into jerusalem" Some of tho
best musical talent in the CITY has
! been engaged for the special song
service in the evening. The pastor
extends cordial invitation to the gen
eral public to participate in these SER
vices, palms being given to all those
| who are present in the forenoon.
! Tribe Of Josepli-The largest at
/ tendance in its history was present ~
the meeting of the Tribe of Joseph.
Friday evening, with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Wright, Piedmont street. AT
ter the opening services by Mrs. Char
lty Wilson and Mrs. Mollie Mills there
We're select reading by Mrs. Lucy
peasants, solo by Miss Beatrice Cal
noun and an address by r. c.. McIver.
refreshments were served by the six
ty-scVen members and visitors present
ana arrangements were perfected for
the meeting Of the club with similar
organizations at the church Friday
night when united effort will be
made to assist the denominatic,,al
school at Hill Top. The hostess was
assisted by Mrs. J. I. Thomas Mrs
Lillian 1saacs and Misses Virginia and
Nora Wright.
TO Entertain Friends :---Inyitations
have been issued to the opening dance
ot~the Physical Culture class Friday
evening at the K Of P, hall. The af-
Ialr is being given by the class for
! their own pleasure and that of a num-
Der OF invited friends, and no pains
, or money is being spared to make it
a success
10 advertise Rnsincss---In order to
acHualnt the public with the excel
IeDce Of her meals NIre & T prr,, -