The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-28
BRA II IsI.ErOS.

Services in all the churches to-day as
usual. nm
Workmen yesterday completed a pile
driver to be used in the extended opera
tons OF improving the Norfolk, Virginia
Beach and Southern railroad
1T is thought a branch of the Y NJ c.
| a., established and properly conducted
III the ward, would give all the young
men and youths an opportunity to spend
their leisure time in a profitable manner
Under auspices Of McKendree Ladies'
Enterprise Society, in circles of ten, Mrs
II. b. Harwell's circle will give con
cert and ice cream festival at 200 Clay
avenue Tuesday evening from TO II
o'clock. MI invited to attend. Small
admission fee.
The Ladies' Enterprise Society Of Nc
kendree have formed themselves in cir
Giles OF ten, each to raise $25 Mrs. Web
ster's circle have arranged for n grand
sacred concert. TO be given in the lee
ture- room next Thursday evening. Only
n small admission fee or silver Offering,
very enjoyable evening is promised
all who attend. Should the weather he
inclement it will be postponed till the
following Monday evening
Services at Sprrgeon Memorial Bap-
list church to-day as follows: Preach
ing by the pastor, Rev. f. Fl. Martin. ut
II a. NJ. Subject, The Christian and
Where lie Should Stand" At Z 80 y. m.
the pastor Will preach the sixth sermon
In the series to young men. Subject,
'IEhe Young Mans Reception at Home"
Sunday school at $50 4. M, Mr. H. II:
Jarvis superintendent.
There will be union service at Ilirn
hall at y. III. to-day.
Chr.stadelrhian Ecclesia services THIS
morning at II O'Clock.
McI<endree NJ. T. church-Thc revival
q. m. and 7:45 p. m. Preaching by the
pastor, Rev. r. II. Bennett. Sunday
school a $40 a. m. Epworth League
at y. M.
Rev. ". TT. Atwill will deliver an adj
dress at the Baptist Young Peoples
Park Avenue Baptist church at p. m.
An interesting programme is ARA nged.
Everybody invited and no charge
Following is the report OF the mas
much Circle of Kings aughters Of this
Ward for February and March:
Amount received from all sources 10
us collected. $500. Donations as follows:
Through MIR. r. Lash. s.; from enter
tainment given by Mr.. J. ". Webster
and young people Of McKentlree church.
SIG; from MIR. l.. J. Oliver, 81; from Mrs.
c.. n. Williams, 50; from Mrs. Fl. Cor
Prev, oOc.; from Mrs. Loveton. 25c.: from
Mrs. Gordon, 25c. Mr.. Hamlin. 25c.; Il
friend, So; friend, 10c Total. $4,000.
Paid out February, s15.25; paid out
March. $7.S1. Total, $23 0G
Visits made. 100; groceries given, 100
times: milk given to the sick, 10 gallons
? quarts; nourishments daily; paid for
medicine, SILL District nurse has Wis
tied and given punishment regularly 10
the sick. Clothing furnished. II times
fuel furnished, 6 times; shoes given, .
pairs; flowers and literature, 81 times
paid two weeks board FOR patient at
the Retreat for the Sick
It is earnestly requested that no help
will be given to persons begging on the
streets or from door to door, but their
name and address will be given TO the
Kings Daughters and they will inves-
tigate.
All the Branlbet0n Methodist
churches will unite in q union service
at Kim hall at o'clock this afternoon.