The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-03-07
CHARLESTON

At st. Paul Church-,A very excel
lent program was rendered at St
Paul A. NJ. e. ehurch Thursday ev-
ening of last week under the dlrec-
lion Of Mrs. Davis and Mr.. James
to whom the pastor and the men,
bers of the church expressed them
selves as Indebted for the success
attained. Regular services will be
held Sunday at 400 a. m. aid 500
p. m. to which the public is cordial
ly invited.
Hotel Brown Arrivals ohm Wood
fork, lrontOn, O.; b. LIOwn, Jack
SON, Miss. William Green, GopSn;
w. M. Tankins, |. H. Nutter, Allan
tic City, n. J.; Miss Bertha Mer-
ritt, Dayton, O.; M r.. Whfttico,
Keystone; Mr.. and Mrs. S. Spearman
Widen; H. Packs, Radford, Va; Mr.
and Mrs. w. Fl. Brown, Huntington;
and S. King, Deepwater, We're regis
tered at Hotel Brown last week. Il
Attend Roosevelt Meeting
those from this city who attended
the Roosevelt rally at Parkersburg,
Thursday Of last week, were f. r.
Garter, Jas. A. Campbell. JOS. jack
SD. Wm II. Wright and G. L. Cuz-
zens. Each Of these was placed ON
al important committee and Jaok4l
son was honored with the positiohoof
member at large of the state 'Execu-
tive committee. zen
Editor Whittico Here-Gditor ~ T.
Whittico of the Mcdowell Times,
keystone, spent the weekend here
returning to his home from the
gathering Of Negro voters al Mont
gomery, Saturday. Mr.: Whittico an
nonnced the candidacy of A. G.
froe, OF his county for committee
| man at large on the Republican state
committee and extended d person
at invitation to Il huber Of political
workers to attend a meeting OF the
Mcdowell county league Of republi-
| can clubs at Keystone on the 10th
inst. r.
Nnf1fr GneSt of ,HonOr-.Dr. b. P.
HFoWnley entertained a number of
friends at stag" dinner, Saturday
evening at his home on Bradford
| street complimentary to Isaac H.
| Nutter, an attorney Of Atlantic city,
| ". j., who sDen1 few days here
! last week wishing his brother, T.,
e. Nutter. DR.. Brownley's other
guest were: Drs. r. l.. Jones, J G.
Ellis and J. B. Brown, Messrs. J.
H. Taylor, Phil Waters, J. A. Jackson,
/. G. Nutter and Tankins. MI Tan
kins Is also resident Of Atlantic
City. az. gM;xSNzg
Howard Alumni Organize At a
dinner rendered Isaac II. Nutter at
Hotel Brown, Friday, the graduates
of the several departments OF How
ard University located here perfect
Ell a local alumni association with
the following offidms: DR.. r. l.. !
Jones, president; Dr.. B. P. Brown
ley, secretary; r. G. Nutter, treas
urer; Mrs. Florence j. Carroll,
chairman Of the executive commit
tee; and DR.. q. n. Brown, Dr.. J.
b. Brown, DR.. J.'C. Ellis and attor-
neys f. II. Carter, J. w. Chappelle
and g. +. Kimbrough There are
said to be about forty Howard men
In the State. All these the local
society will attempt to bring togeth-
err 10 a state organization.
At Institute Snnday-The following
Charestonians went to Institute Sun
day to the funeral Of Mrs. w. A.
Springs: Mrs. Margaret Cobbs, Mrs.
Annie +. Davis, Misses Amelia Will
cher, Hattie Peters, Esther Fulks,
Rho1a Wilson, Blanche Arnold and
Messrs. |. M. Carper, e, r. Carter,
r. Q. Hill, Gilbert Bea1e, Lacy
Holmes, Or. r. l.. Jones and MIR.
and Mrs. ]. s. Carroll
PERSONALS AND LOCALS.
Mrs. Phil Waters who has been
making her home OF Ann Arbor,
Mich, while her daughter Is in at
tendance upon the high school there
is spending few days with her
husband.
y, c. 5Gilmer was business Wis |
itor at Montgomery, Tuesday
We have al excellent location for |!