Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-05
NV sUNDAY-soHooL OFFICIALS.
Election by the Young Peoples Prayer
Meeting Unioh-Myers's Condition.

rC.rrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
Cmmorrrsur1r. Va. January z.-The
enau.l election of officers for the Metho-
DIST SUNDAY school was held yesterday
afternoon. resulting es follows: q. ID.
Garter. hrst assistant superintendent; Rev.
AI Warwick, second assistant superin-
fnteat. n. L. Edwards, secretary;
Herbert Niugfeld, treasurer; Charles
D. Hard. Librarian; James Jarman, assistant
lhunan Miss Mary Sterling, organst:
30 Sa.lio Sterling. assistant oreanist;
Allen i4w Sins, secretary infant class; Miss
Naie Sterling. 0rganist infant class.
Despite the bitter cold and falling snow
Yesterday afternoon, the Sunday school OF
ths nle-Memoual chapel, recently COM
plotted was successfully organized, fifty
seven persons beng present. The follow
inc officers were elected: Il. III. Fife, SUI
rerluttuleut. W. j. Fife, assistant super
iuteiienl. Mr.. Shopperd. secretary; MIR.
Winston. treasurer. Warner Wood. libra
riar. l.. A. King. leader Of music; Miss
Auuol Davis. 0rganist. An efficient corps
of teachers Was appointed. Professor
Noah p. Davis. of the University, Will
La1e charge OF the Bible class.
ANNUAL ELECTION.
The Young Peoples prayer-Meeting
I mon of the Baptist church held their an
ulal election Of officers yesterday, result
ia. as follows: W. II. Alexander. presl-
dent. Randolph Tinsley. first vice-presi-
DENT: David Hancock. second ylce-presi-
don't. Miss Eddie Jackson. secretary ; Miss
Carrie Clcayolsnd. treasurer Miss Susie
Ianuagau. organist Miss Carrie .Clesye-
land. assistant organst; Miss Theodosia
Thompson. Chorlster: Marion Thomas. as
Hstsnt chorister; Smith Leatters, reader
of sims; Brooks Carter, librarian; James
IHrf..ft 4 Nnn.fuV Aftaa Min
l.f Jones. Devotional Committee.
Tie Rev. j. b. Iurpin handsomely en-
teriaped the choir OF the Baptist church
at the parsonage. Those present were
Misses Eva and Kate Cieayeland, Miss
Daisy Fife Miss Lizzie Sinclair. Miss Rosa
Wood. Miss ~alie Paoh, Mrs. W. q. Payne,
MIs. O. W. Loving. Messrs. Nj. Q. Thomas,
J.. k. Suead. James Munday, l.. A. King,
W. J. Gwatkin. W. b. Sinclair, j. q. Mat
tueWs, James Fife, Jr.. and W. G. Payne.
PERSONAL.
Mss Mary Lamar Turpin. who has been
spending her vacation at her fathers, the
rev. John %. lugpin, has returned 70 Hol-
lus Institute.
Mrs. Dr. J.. 0. Pcylon. Of Charleston. w.
Va. was in the city last week.
SIG. John Lip0p, who has been visiting
in West Virginia. has returned home and
resumed iis studies at the University.
DR. j.. Hamilton Browning. OF the Re-
teat ior the Sick N Richmond. has re-
turned to his home.
Nr Oscar Thurman has gone to Simeon
far q hnnt.
Nr ". W. Flanagan president Of the
southern National Bank, New York. has
D. "a visiting his father, Is. G. Flanagan,
ts.. caelier of the Peoples National
Bank iu Tins place.
ne condition 81 Mr. Henry Movers, Of
lachnond, aud Mr. ~. r. Lddins, of this
place who had tho misfortune to break
Their LEGS by Tie oyerturning OF the vehicle
in which they were riding some days ago,
~ ,pisiieied 10 DO very serious. Their
tu1 rings ever since the accident have
been intense.