The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
THE HAPPENINGS or TEyTERDAf
ON The SOUTH SIDE.
DIR. Flippo to Lecture-A Charity Iea-he-
Iigious Services To-Day-Other
Matters-Personals and Briefs.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TIMES.
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No. 1921 HULL SrREr-. BkATrrE BLOCK
DR.. O. II. Fippo, an eloquent speaker.
will deliver a lecture at Leader Hail. on
Thursday. November 18th. for the benefit
of Bainbridge-Street Baptist chureh. his
subject will be Keys to Unlock hearts.
Dr. Flippo is a well-known and popular
lecturer. and has the gift Of humor and
pathos most effectively. He is expected to
draw large crowd.
The following is the order OF religious
exercises in this city to-day:
AT Central Methodist church this morn
ing there will be memorial services in
honor of the members of the church who
have died during the conference year,
which closes to-day. At this service Rev.
w W. Lear. the pastor. VIII preach on
the subject, shall We Know Each Other
There?" At night the subject will be "A
Walk About Zion"
There will be services at Clopton-Street
BAPTIST church at the usual hours. sun
day school at $3.50 \. VI. Preaching by the
pastor. Rev. W. r. Haight. at IL \. NJ.
and 7:i5 T. NJ. The singing is expected to
be very interesting, as the choir has
received their new anthem books, and ex-
pect to use them.
Regular services at Asbury chapel by
Rev. j. IL. Busby. Epworth League at
60
Mr.. W. W. Lowry will conduct services
at the Manchester almshOusc at +. NJ.
At Cowardin-Avenue Christian church
there will be preaching by the pastor.
Rev. j. A. Spencer, at 1913 \. NJ, on a
Petition OF the Saviour" and at 1:io +.
NJ. on 1.-THE Completed Man" The sun
day schools OF the Christian churches OF
Richmond and Manchester will hold their
b!monthly meeting, with Cowardin-Ave-
nue. school at p. VI. a good programme
has been arranged. Endeayor meeting at
Gas =. VI.
Rev. Benjamin Dennis has arrived in
the city, and will occupy his pulpit both
morning and night at Aeade-Memorial
church. ...,..
services at West-End church to-day
There will be Sunday school at $3.50 A. NJ. !;
services at II \. NJ. and 7:45 p. NJ, by
the pastor, Rev. J. W. Stiff. At IL A. VI.
a special sermon 10 the official board and
| at night to the Christians. Epworth
League meetings at 1870 and 6:S r. VI.
The regular services will be conducted
al the Presbyterian church by the pastor,
/ Rev. Charles y. Van IIouten.
The Lend-a-Hand Society will give a
charity tea next Tuesday night at the
residence Of Mr.. Charles l.. Petit, corner
members of this society are ever active
g.. charitable works. and the proceeds OF
this entertainment will 20 TO the poor OF
the city.
In the Police Court yesterday morning
! r. W Thomas was fined $3.50 for assault
| Ing and abusing W. T. Baugh.
Mr.. J. II. Wade. who has been criti-
| caly i'll at his home, on Semmes street,
is improving.
Mr.. T. b. Perdue and wife left Friday
for the Atlanta Exposition.
Mr.. Benjamin Walker has gone to Ala
bama. and will take in the Atlanta EX-
position before returning.
Mr.. Allie Smith. who has been i'll with
typhoid-fever, has recovered sufficiently
TO be out.
Mr. Charles Friend is visiting the At
lanta Exposition.
Mrs. W. H. Bagby IS improving after
several weeks Illness at her residence on
cambridge street.
TIL November term OF the County Court
Of Chesterfield commences tomorrow.
There is not very much business TO come
before the court, and it VIII be in
session but a few days.
Mrs. G. A. r. Meredith Is extremely
IN at her residence at the corner OF
Tenth and Decatur streets.
Mr.. John \. Burke will leave on the
18th Of this month on business trip
through the State.
Miss Ruby Dabney. OF Powhatan Court
| house who has been visiting Miss Sallie
| Turpin. on Porter street. returned home
yesterday.
Mr. Samuel Patteson left Friday for
| Powhatan Courthouse. where he will
| spend a few days hunting.
| Mrs d. l.. LipscOmb has returned from
| a business trip 10 Baltimore.
| A meeting of Oak Grove Sunday school
will be held al $3.50 this evening I'm Marx S
Addition. After services there viii be a
business meeting. at which important mat
ters will be considered. All officers and
| .-o,t,-. "a "a ur0o1 IN attend