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

in linton for nearly year, left last
Saturday for Richmond. Virginia.
where She Will make her home with
her sister, While here Miss Edwards
made her home with Mrs. Matte
Strange. the Hinton matron, who is
especially nice 10 all young people.
Miss Edwards is an up-to-date dress
!IaEor. and always had on hand more
work thUl she could do She was II
Friendly young woman and made many
friends here.
-. +. Bailey, Of For. Springs, who
has been sick in The Holley Sanitarium
for three weeks. was discharged Sal
ur1ay. perfectly recovered and read:;.
ioE duly in the G. & o. shops.
MtS. Lucy Lewis is attending the Nj.
T.. Conference iii WASHINGTON, d. c.,
:lAtNt OF h"r brother, Rev. NJ. w. Clair
MIS-. George Smith is sick at her
home Cl Summer street.
''rhc progressives" met with Mrs.
Georgia Bush Monday afternoon, on
Blum street,
Ii VAS with deep regret that the
news Of Rev. CampbelrS death was re-
'rivcd here by his many friends, bu1
his has been a long. faithful fight, and
he has been only called from labor to
reward
Miss Mary Souarlha Booth was hos
NJnl- Maj
evening in homo" Of Miss Dorthula
Packs birthday. a jolly time, as
usual, was enjoyed.
One Of the mos, enjoyable enter
tainmenls given in Hinton for a long
tlme was the one the night of the 10TH
III The Second Baptist church. Tab
ieauS from different parts of the BIZ
bic anG a drama of The Ten Virgins
were the features Of the evning. Oh
ward. Christian Soldiers" was tab
lcaued by Mrs. Matte Strange, Mrs.
Mary Payne. Mrs Ida Daniels. Mrs.
HoS:l Adams. Miss Hattie Mickcns and
Miss Harriet Ritman. Each lady
marched on the stage carving a
gold cross 10 the music of the hymn
being played and sung softly behind
'he curtain. the effect was beautiful
They were all dressed in white. 9th
er tableau were, Queen Esther plead
rlg for her people," Mrs. Rosa Adams
rs Queen Esther and Kenneth Pack as
King Aharserus. Moses in the Bull
RuShes, Mrs. lea Daniels as Pha-
roah's daughter, Miss Ritman, as her
Mald. Mrs. Lucy Daniels as Moses sis
Ter and little Virginia Daniels as
Moses. am coming 10 the Cross"
Mrs. Mary Payne: Sweet Hour Of
Prayer, Miss Bertha Webster: Roc;
or Ages Mrs. Lucy Daniels. The
regular tableau lights were used
which made the pictures real AMI
beautiful.
The Ten Virgins" was taken from
the Bible in thought, but written TO
represent real life OF today. The five
wise virgins were: Mrs. Emma Brown
Smilhers as "Obedience" Mrs Jennie
Jones as "Faith;" Mrs. Lula Lee as
'Humility:" Mrs. Clara Pack Wells as
Love" Mrs. Rosa Trent as PA
uehce The foolish virgins were:
Miss Alfredo Smithers, Wealth."
Miss Dorthula Pack, Power" Miss
Louise Smithers, '.Culture;" Mrs. Liz
Zlo Nelson. "Beauty:" Miss Mary
Booth. "The Law" Mr.. Kenneth Pack
was the keeper Of tho door that led %
the Bridegroom's feast The part Of
cacll one was we'll done, and the all
dlence we'll pleased. Mrs. Russell
Jackson furnished the music.
The object of the entertainment was
10 raise money to buy hymn books for
me peWs Of the Second Baptist
'hurch to be given as an Easter Offer
ing. A sum Of twenty-five dollars was
realized. The committee On books is
composed OF the following ladies: Miss
Mary S. Booth, chairman; Mrs. Matte
Strange, treasurer; Mrs. Lucy Lee.
Clara Wells, Mrs. Jennie Jones, Mrs,
Rosa Trent, Mrs. Lucy Lewis, Mrs.
Mary Payne, Mrs. Winfield, Mrs. Lucy
Daniels; Misses Louise and Affre1a
SmlthcrS, Dorthula Pack, Harriet Rit-
man, Hattie Mickcns. Blanche Chris
tian.