The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-04-25
CHARLESTON

sistant clerk Of the Supreme Court
OF Appeals, was called to Ann Arbor.
Mich., Tuesday by telegram an
'nounCing the serious illness of his
daughter, Miss Phyllis, who is SEN
Tor in the high school there. She is;
said to be afflicted with appendicitis
which may necessitate an operation.
Distinguished Visitors H. b. Humid
ley, Of Macdonald, and former member
Of the legislature. J. NJ. Ellis. of Oak
Hill, spent a few hours in the city
Monday Ell route to Huntington.
Both are delegates to the Republican
state convention which convenes at
Huntington, May 16, and though un-
instructed are thought to be favor
able to the nomination Of Colonel
Roosevelt
Hotel Brown ArrivaiS-Therc were
registered at Hotel Brown this week:
John Christian. Moundsville; Mr.. and
Mrs. George Reed. London; w. l..
Curtin, Boomer; Thos. II. Williams,
Wheefng; j. ". Scott; Marietta, O.:
Miss Doda Taylor, Miss Belle Full
Ter, Rush Run; VIM. Brown, Hunt
ington; II. Robinson, Raymond City;
l.. w. Cunningham, Bedford City,
Va; A. McFaddcn, BurwcI: b. S.
Ballard, Institute; 5. S. Adams Ward
Robert Johnson, Clover; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. White, Stauntou, Va;
Mr.. and Mrs. S. WILSON, Vanleak,
Ky: Thos. Rollins, Montgomery; A.
| J. Woods, Thos. Jones, Holden; Miss
Belle Smcdley, Whecling; S. Jones,
Pittsburg P. Williams, Fairmont and
| H. w: Reed Logan.
Quarterly AIeeting-The third quar-
terly meeting will be held at 81.
| Paul \. N. f. church, Sunday, when
| the presiding elder Rev. r. r. Downs
will preach at 90 a. m. and 500
p. N. General class will be held at
800 y. m. To all these services the
public is cordially invited. The bazaar
under the direction Of the. minister's
| social helpers, will begin April Doth
and continues till May 3rd.
| Concert at st. Paul-On Tuesday Of
| next week a concert will be given at
| ST. Paul A. VI. f. church at which
! time the following program will be
| rendered: Prayer, Rev. E. Fort; Sc
lect reading, Mrs. Turner; solo,
George Smell; Paper, Mrs. Pannell;
| violin solo, Russell Hawkins; recita-
ton, Miss Jennie Johnson; solo, by
| Mrs. Viola Wright; recitation, Miss
| Emma Johnson; solo, Theodore Hen
| derson; recitation, Miss Sarah B..
| To1n
| recitation, Mrs. Maggie Barnes; rec
.,ation, Miss Blanche Arnold The
committee having charge Of the eAte"-
| tainment is composed of Mrs. Maggie
| Moss, Miss Emma Johnson and Miss
Blanche Arnold.
Reception for Pastor-Under the aug
pieces Of the church aids a splendid
reception was rendered Rev. and Mrs
IJ. S. Carroll in the lecture rooN
| Of Simpson W. T.. church0 Tuesday
night. The churches Of the city we're
represented by Revs. Fort and Coie-
man; the Sunday schools. by Prof
6. w. Boyd and Rev. J. w. Essex,
while Prof. Byrd Prillerman Of the
W. V. G.. l., represented educational
| work. All made short address COM
| plimentary to the high moral life Of
| the honor guests. Mrs. Carroll was
presented a beautiful floral design,
and an appetizing menu was served.
| Quarterly conference.-the first QUAR-
| tcrly conference Of Simpson VI. T..
church was held Thursday night Of
last week, Rev. Geo. T.. Curry, dis
! trict superintendent presiding. Rev.
| Geo Wooding and Mrs. Lula Merritt
Johnson were elected to represent the
classes and church aids respectively
at the district conference at Wheel
| ing, in August. In recognition Of
his excellent services to the church,
! the pastors salary was fixed the same
/ as last year-oDe thousand dollars.
4 committee Of three VS. appointed to
draft resolutions complimentary TO
| Rev. curry for the way in which nc
| has managed the appointment Of pas
tors in this district TO be presented
at the Wheeling conference. 7. G.
Nutter, in a brief speech, congratulate
ed the church upon It's good fortune
in having Rev. Carroll returned.
4 Beautiful Reception
Mr.. and Mrs. ChaS. Male gave a
beautiful reception, Thursday after
! noon Of last week at their home
on Lewis street in honor OF their
guest, Mrs, Alfred Allen, The house