Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-18
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Place " was built.
uis psxt charge was In Manchester,
where the church was greatly Increased
and Auilt up during his pastorate or ioor
years. and in 1879, at the conference OF
Novernber. 1919 he was sent to Mathews
Circuit. where great success attended mis-
ministry.
His next charge was Lynchburg cen
tenary church where his ldbors were
very fruitful. and after four years ne
was transferred 10 Main-Street ehurch'
In Suffolk. and came to Richmond from
that city, and was serving his fourth year
at Union Station church at the time OF
his death. Ii has been well said OF him
that "he was the embodiment OK sdnci-
fled grit" Whatever his hand iouna 10
do. he did Il with his might. he seefns"
10 be a sort OF reserve corps OF energies.
He possessed gifts and graccs whch pu'
his physical vigor to profitable use. lheie
was little poetry in his composition, but
much good. hard strong. common sense.
He was a dligent student quick In MS
perceptions and methOdical in his NODES
of thought. He was thoroughly conse-
Grated to his work. and haG Wondertu'
success as a revivalist.
In ADDITION TO MS purely AhAih7t"AA.'l
work. he held high position in several
noble orders and societies. by which ne
has been honored with signal marks oil
respect.
HIS FAMILY.
The deceased is survived by family
of eight chldren-Mr. Sam j. Wander
slice. a prominent young lawyer, OF Suf-
folk: Mrs. Lee Britt. Of Suffolk; Mrs. w.
f.. Deaton of Roanoke; DIR. George n.
Vanderslice. a physician Of Phoebus; Mr..
Granbery T. Vandersice a clerk at the
Merchants National Bank In this city,
and Misses Katie o.. Mary v, and Grace
ID. Vanderslice, students at the Woman
College. .
FUNERAL THIS AFTERNOON
The funeral will take place this AFTER
noon at o'clock from the Union-statlon
church. and the remains will lie In state
there until 9 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
when they will be taken TO Suffolk for
interment m
The funeral service this afternoon VIII
be conducted by Bishop Granbery. assist
ed by Rev. Drs. a. G.. Brown and j. D.
Lafferty
The pall-bearers will be:
Honorary-Revs. W. G. Starr. w. V.
Tudor Paul Whitehead, ]. J. Laferty, ).
T. Mastin. Charles Hyde, j. ;. DIN, +. H.
Pell, and II. H. Campbell, anu Mesai9'
John p. Branch and Charles II. Hasker'
Active-Frank Bates, Charles II. Brauer'
Walter Hechler Marshall Boyle, J' r.
Woodbridge. and o. ID. Howard.
The session of the Union-Station sun
day school Sunday morning viii be CON
yerted into a memorial service, as
tribute TO the dead pastor.
Other Deaths Yesterday.
Mr.. George M. Cosby. one of the vete-
rams at the Soldiers Home, died there
yesterday. Mr.. Cosby was member Oh
Company f, Eighteenth oNirginia Regl-
ment. during the war. He was o. years
of age. The funeral will be at HOLLYWOOD
to-day at noon and the service VIII De
conducted by Rev. NJ. ID. Hoge.
The funeral of Miss Lillian HaVhanu'
daughter of Mr.. A. w. Haviland, VINO
died Wednesday night at her rather
home. No. nc north Twenty-thrd streek
will take place this afternoon at O'Clock
from the Venable-Street Baptist ehurch.
Mrs. Jane II. Perrin died yesterday at
her home. on Mechanicsyille turnpike
She was in the 62d year Of her age. Inc
funeral will take place at Oakwood To-
morrow morning at IL o'clock.