The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-10
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The wcll-known colorcd man, A. ID
Manson, employed by OBrien. stephens
~ Co. brick manufacturers and con.
tractors. lpst his wife at 2:2O ocloc,
Rcsidence'N Ill Princess avenue. tArs
Minerva Manson) Funeral will tnko
place from the Calvary Baptist Church.
church street. Wednesday. March l1th
at 2:30 O'clock
The i'ramblcton Democratic Club No
helu II meeting last evening at its
headquarters, on Kelley avenue a large
number of applicants were enrolled as
members. The sewerage and water
question was hotly debated and action
VIII he taken ON same at next meeting.
Ihere helng no further business. the
meeting adjourned with music by Bran
bleton Musical Club
There will be 10 meeting OF thu " @
l. u. this week, owing TO the revival
meetings in progress at McKendrcc and
Park Avenue Presbyterian Churches.
The Rev. a. $. Lloyd delivered n fine
address on, The Field is the World. -
at the Memorial Christian Temple Mis-
s'oi'hry society on Sunday Afternoon To
n deeply interested audience.
The little infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. odend'hal. Sheldon avenue. that
Wills improving last week has grown
worse he hast day or two.
Mr. w. j. Salyer and wife recently
married have made their home at No.
ll5 Windsor avenue.
sunday was both a busy and an inter-
esting day at the Memorial Christian
iemple. at 1920 "A. M. Mr.. Miller, the
evangelist. conducted special services
for the children. The Sunday School
room was packed. At II O'Clock he
preached strong sermon to Il large
congregation ON Confession which
was followed by several public profess
m a ,,fi Ia
Al night very large congregation as
sembled and the preacher discoursed on
lTNccsses, and Il good work followed
ana the meetings 80 on this week Cot
tnse prayer meetings at IL O'Clock; Bi-
Die study at the church at 3 o'clock y.
m. and the regular night services
Rev. X. u. Miller. evangelist, will hold
Il cottage prayer meeting at the resi-
dcncc of Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Haynes
East 2rambleton avenue. tomorrow at
1880 II. III.
The regular weekly meeting of the
East Norfolk Us vii be held tonight a I
30 p. m, at is South Marshal avenue.
All members are especially requested to
attend
Rev. Weston r. Gales preached three
earnest and forceful sermons Sunday
Many persons approached the chancel
at Mckcndrcc at the evening service
and gave him their hand to signify their
purpose to be rcconSccrated to more
faithful service and higher life I'm Christ.
Three interesting cottage prayer meet
inE were held yesterday morning
Last night at McKendree he turned
the search light from the 'Old Ship
Zion" into the ranks of church members.
and signhlled every man to duty The
effect was gratifying. large number
rcdedicating themselves fully to the
service of the Lord. Services to-day at
$50 u. IN. at the Presbyterian Church;
tonight nj Mckendrec Cottage prayer
meetings at 10 q. M. at Messrs Cross.
S23 Maltby: Right I07 Brambleton: Ma
con. Park avenue: walton. CIaihornr:
cridcr. l27 Maltby; II. o. Billups. VIII
loushby, ut $3.50 o'clock.
The Builders Society of Centenary
". T.. Church will hold delightful must
cal and literary entertainment this even
ing from s Ia II o'clock Mt the home of
Mrs. S. b. lIarrell. No. 16 Grace street.
Refreshments will be served
The effort to organize the bicycle
dealers for mutual protection has fallen
through.
The power on the trolley line was
shut off a short while yesterday, causing
ii storpage of cars.
Mr.. j. J. Burgess. who has been alb
ssnt from the city for last few weeks,
on account Of his health. returned home
Yesterday somewhat improved. and will
be glad to see his friends or otherwise
at his rooms. 202 Main street.