The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-04-11

appearances OF Our LORD. ALI mSAl-
bers and friends Of the church are
cordially invited to attend these ser
vices.
First Quarterly Conference.-The
First Quarterly Conference will be
held at Simpson Methodist Episcopal
church on Thursday night. April IS,
at 8 o'clock. All members OF the
conference and or the church IS we'll
as the friends Of the church are cord
tally invited 20 be present. The
First Quarterly LoVefeast will be
on Wednesday night. Arrll l7th and
the Communion s"r|ice wi, he Sum
day night. April 2lst.
Rev. Carroll "Surprised"-On We'd
nesday night, April 3rd the members
Of tho Teacher Training Glass oe
the Sunday school called In body
at the parsonage and very pleas
antly surprised Rev. and Mrs. Car
roll. After spending very pleas
ant time in conversation all were in
vited to the dining room where the
table was spread with n very appe-
tizing repast. Having spent an en-
joyable evening all left for their
homes.
Tribe OF Joseph-Mdsses Mozelle,
Florence and Pearle Edwards enter
tanned the Tribe of Joseph, Friday
evening, at their parents residence
ON landlord street, at which time
the opening exercises were conducted
by Misses f. l.. Patterson and Ger
,Nr%u
was rendered add $4.7O collected.
The hostesses next week will be Miss
Nina Brooks and Miss Flora Lee,
at the home Of Mrs. Mollie Mills.
North Rand street,
Section No. 2, was entertained, Tues
Section No. 2, wa entertained, Tues
day evening at the residence Of Rev.
and Mrs. Humbles, by Mrs. Martha
Lovely and r. G.. McIver. Forty
one members wcce present and S3.lU
collected. THO section meets mex.
week at Mrs. Frank Henley's When
Rev. Humbles, Miss Carrie Jamlson
ani others Wall lie hosts.
,;:..leu 10 Eagle by Death-Aiiss Cora
Lewis Was caiieu 10 Eagle, Iuc5uay,
ny the death or ner sister, MIS-. Ella
hayden. The deceased was msnly
esteemed by nelSnDors anu lr.ll es
husband. TWO cnlldren, tnrez slS-
| tcfs, and mother in the lmnle ilutt
family.
Athaneum Club Meets-Mr. ana Mrs
Harvey Lowery were nosts to the
Athaneum club, Monday evening, at
their home on Quarter street, and
very Pleasantly entertained the six
ty-SeFtn members present with The
assistance OF Mrs. Bessie Irving, Mrs.
Lula Moore ana DAVID BoWleS. four
teen new members were enrolled anu
membership and lookout" COM
mlLtee were appointed, after which
an excellent program was rendered.
Miss J. c. Chancellor, Mr5" EbrihtA'
Foreman, Edward Scales and Lewis
Patterson will provide for the enter
lainment Of the next meeting at Mrs.
Julia Campbelfs, Lewis street
Large membership Out-Fifty-six
members Of the Tribe OF Judah were
present at the meeting Thursday ev-
ening of last week at the home OF
Mrs. Percy Taylor who was assisted
by David Ross and Ieter Ransbrry.
Devotional exercises were conducted
by Mrs. NJ. J. Preston and Mrs. Car
della Johnson and addresses were de-
liverci by Mrs Belle Perkins and
Mrs. Colley, Of Huntington. The
membership was increased by the ad-
dition Of three applicants
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.
Miss Eunice Jones, of Institute,
was the guest of Ruth Stephenson,
last week
Samuel Patterson and E. w. Wash
ington, Of Rocky Mount, Va, are
here on business Observation-Disclosures 4
The Ladies Of the Loyal Union
will serve suppe: at the First Bap-
fist church, Monday night.
Mrs. Lillian Moore, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Cornelia
Washington, has returned to her
home IN Chicago.
Mrs. Belle Perkins ana little
neice, Annette Miller and Mrs. Kate
Cooley, of Huntington, were Easter
guests Of Mrs. Matilda Mitchell.
Little Colbert Harris, who mas
been seriously ill, is slowly recov-
ering
Mrs. Francis Lowery is GONZALES
cling.
The four aid societies Of Simpson
church are planning reception for
the pastor and his family, Tuesday
the 23rd inst.
Miss Boss Taylor and Mr.. Joseph
Gray we're married in the presence
OF few relatives last night by Rev.
r.. Fort. They are residing temper
aTilY al Hotel Brown