Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-01-20

at huntington one day last week.
Charley Rutherford of Kenova
transacted business in our town Mon
day.
Architect J. r. Gieske transacted
business at Ironton, Ohio, last
Wednesday.
Mrs. &. p. Hoard and Mrs. Bet
tie French were Huntington visitors
last Wednesday.
Mrs. J. D. Marcum was the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Fisher F.
Scaggs, at Wayne last week.
Attorney Henry Hensley will
move to Fort Gay this week where
he has opened law office. He will
retain his residence here, however.
4 Mrs. j. L. Freedmen and little
sou of Louisville, KY, have been
the guests of Mrs. Wade Brown and
Ella Thompson for the past few
days. They will probably remain
here several weeks.
At the annual meeting to be held
at the Congregational church this
evening, Rev. Walter Schafer of
the Ironton Congregational will be
present and deliver an address.
Upon adjournment refreshments
will be served by the ladies.
Seven young men from the South
Side were up before the mayor last
week charged with rocking three
negro hoboes. Five were convict.
ed Of the charge and fined. By
ISLANDERS said the boys had the col.
ored men going down the track at
a forty-milss-an-hour gait.
Mrs. Lula Chapman, Jr. Past State
Councillor, Of this place, assisted
by Mrs. Jessie Toothman of West
Huntington, organized and ipsti-
tuted a council of the Daughters of
America at West Hamlin last
Thursday. The organization starts
off with a membership of fifty.
Miss Ella Thompson has purch-
ssed III. III. Rutherford's stock of
groceries and will Conduct the bus
mess at the same stand on B street.
Mr.. Rutherford opening a hard.
ware store on Main street. In
connection with the grocery Miss
Thompson will install a restaurant
i'll which lunches may be secured
at a reasonable price.
Rev. Langndorf, pastor of the
German Lutheran church at Irontou,
delivered an interesting lecture at
the Congregational church last
Wednesday evening. The speaker
held the rapt attention of the audi
ence for two hours and all were
we'll pleased with his unbiased in
depreciation of the causes leading
up to the present European war.
A. T. Arnold, general secretary
of the West Virginia Sunday
School association, Will deliver an
address at the Kenova Nj. K. church
on Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock.
On Friday h will be at the Cere-
do Congregational church in the
afternoon and evening. The ascot
alton which he represents is inter
UNCONVENTIONAL and the sessions or
meetings which he will conduct on
Thursday and Friday will be of the
same nature. Local Sunday School
and church workers desire that
large crowd be present at the meet
ings in both towns.
At meeting of several young
ladies held at the home of Miss
Elsie Wright last Friday evening
an izat!on to be known as
THE Stitchery" was perfected.
The young folks did fancy work
until the refreshment hour came
around. The club is constituted
of the following members: Misses
Alice and Beryl Barber, Elizabeth
Werth, Opal Pyles, Violet Wright,
Pauline Avis, Elsie Wright, Ouida
and Wayne Chapman and Irma
Nipple. The Misses Chapman
will entertain the members of the
organization Friday evening.
The Glover Leaf Kensington club
of this place we're pleasantly enter
tanned by Mrs. g. L. Hopkins at
her home in West Huntington last
Thursday evening. After an hour
or so hal been spent in an agreeable
way in plying the needle and thread
dainty refreshments we're served to
the following guests: Misses Julia
Wright, Thelms Wright, Violet
Wright, Alberta Wright. Nellie
Bruins, Grace Adkins, Virginia
Werth, Thelma Nipple, Erma Hip