The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-06-21

~ II hulSudy evening at the men 8
meeting under the auspices of the
Tribe of Judah. The attendance was
fair and the refreshments served in
the basement is said to have netted
the tribe neat sum. Owing to the
illness of Mrs. S. A. Thurston, Of
Huntington, the Rev Thurston could
not be present here to address the
meeting as announced.
Hotel Arrivals-Wm. Price, Salt
Lake City, Utah; Miss Bessie Smith,
Covington, KY; Jno. Bass, MaysviIle,
Ky; Robt. Hedrick, Odena; S.. Bailey,
Red Star; Prof. e. A. Boiling, Lew
isburg; Prof. ]. G.. Fish, Little Rock,
Ark; Prof. Richardson, Parkersburg;
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Spearman, Min
den; G. r. Davidson, Jas. A. Broyles,
Raymond City; Mr.. and Mrs. Neal
Sanders, Kemberly; E. w. Leach,
| Middleport, Ohio; J. B. Wormley,
Thurmond; Mr.. and Mrs Jas. Sprin-
| ger, Boomer; r. Jones, Mucklow; P.
Blackburn, Boomer; Mrs. Robt. Har-
ris, Page; H. Johnson, SCOTS; H. Hy-
son, Fairmont; A. Jackson, Plymouth:
| Mrs. Martha Fortner, Mammoth;
Thos. Branch, New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Day, Knoxville, Tenn. ,~e.
| Personal and Local.
Rev E. ]. Woodland filled his regu-
lar monthly appointment at Ward last
lSunday. =
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mckens, of. Ray
ynond City, were in town MONDAY on
business. -
I Mrs. Lula Lee is i'll at her residence
on Washington Court:c-' 50. t..,l
I j. NJ. Payne, formerly Of this coun-
ty but now located at Washington
d. c., was a mid-week visitor to the
city. s..
j. B. McIyer, the Macdonald gro.
GER, is in the city for few days, the
! guest of his brother, r. G.. McIver, or
Broad street.
Il richard Gilmore and Miss JESSIE
/ Moore were quietly married Wednes
day evening at the parsonage Rev
b. II. Reed officiated. The young cou
/ PIE are well and favorably known ir
the city and embark their new life
under most flattering circumstances
and the best wishes of a host O.
friends. They will reside on Welcf
street, this city.
1 Miss Rhoda Wilson was in the city
a few days this week the guest o.
Miss Gilmer.
l Mr.. Chas. II. James has returned
| from Cincinnati where he went CT
/ business.
Miss Charlotte Campbell was TIL
guest of Miss Mary Eubanks las
I week.
| Miss Booth, of Hinton, is expected
in the city the guest Of Mrs. w. o
| Terry next week.
/ Mrs. J. M. Lakewood and Mrs. ]
I w. Whey leave in a few days fo1
Philadelphia.
I Miss Esther Fulks is spending
few weeks in Cincinnati and Columbus
4 the guest Of friends.
I The young men Of the Physical Cul
4 ture Club have issued invitations fo1
hay-ride next week This event !!
4 being looked forward to with much
] pleasure.
I MRS. Eliza Burks leaves today FOL
1 Cincinnati to spend the summer.
/ Miss Naolo Farrer left for Athens
OHIO, to attend the summer school.
Misses Lena Rice, Carrie Fairfax
and Bessie Campbell left Sunday fol
Hampton.
Mrs. Anna Gamble left for Detroit
last week.
Rev b. Fort, pastor A. M. T.
church, spent the week in Cleveland
Ohio.
Miss Sara Taylor left this week tc
spend several weeks in New York city
Jas" Burks, of Montgomery, spent
the week with his mother, Mrs. Celia
Burks, Capitol street.
Miss Hattye Taylor, of Court street
was hostess to the Ladies' Art Clut
Monday afternoon. Miss Viola
Wright will entertain the club at Ho.
tel Brown next Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Cash and
daughter, Miss Lucille, and Miss Ruth
Stephenson, spent last Saturday al
Lock Six.
st. Stephen Council gave a water
melon and ice cream feast at Hotel
Brown Wednesday evening.
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