Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-08
TOWN OF SUFFOLK
treasurer Ellis Will Build a Ship
ping Wharf.
Contracts Awarded to Suffolk Men
Dfsftnctiuns Awarded by .ufrn,l.
COlIc.e-Tho Passion pIny-s,a,o
Dental Heard.
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urer S. 4. Ellis is going to have a ship
ping wharf of his own. Despite the fact
he lost the case in court where ii jury
said by it's verdict that the wharf at
Exit belonged TO w. G. Saunders Nj.
Ellis will not have TO use it unless ne
wants to.
deal has just been concluded
through the terms of which Mr.. Ellif
becomes owner of Edwin Phillips mill
property. He will soon begin to con .
struct thereon a wharf. The property
was bought from Messrs. r. r. Smith,
l.. w. Jordan and Il. w. Smith, Of
Suffolk.
SUFFOLK MEN GET CONTRACTS.
Contractor George L. Borum, of Suf-
folk. has received notice that he was
awarded the contract 10 build n big
cotton factory in Edenton. n. .. The
main building will be about 30oxl0O
feet with two wings. 1t will take
1900. 600 bricks.
Messrs. II. r. Culley and G.. w.
Barnaway have taken n coatrac! to do
the brick work for n saw mill plant ut
Columbia, n. c. The plant VIII be
built by the DRAWINGS.
1OO M Elk WOMEN.
The following distinctions were
awarded by the Suffolk College In add
dition TO those already published in
the Virginian-Pilot. These won honors
in the primary and Introductory
grades:
Geography-Laura Leigh Twitty,
Marie Helen Onsler. Mary judith
Smith. Willie Truitt.
Arithmetic-Lau Leigh Mcleod,
Mary Judith Smith. Eunice AIyrick.
Blanche Belle Lehman, Orpha Pearl
i-assiter, Sallie Beaman Twitty. Lizzie
Leigh. Ethel Lee Fitchett.
SpellinG-Laura Leigh Twtty. Marie
Helen onsTer. Marjorie whltneld,
George Howell. Mamie Fiers. Lizzie
Leigh, Orpha Pearl Lassiter. Sallie
Twitty. Ethel Fitchett, Willie Tru!tt.
Heading-Laura Twi;ty. Marie Onslcr
sam star Myrick, Zulcilla Royster
Twitty, Ethel Fitchett. Helen Louise
Folk. Lizzie Leigh, Blanche Lehman
Orpha Lassiter, Daisy Powers. Chris
tine Nelson Dennis, Lizzie Artman Tat
terSon.
Language Lessons-Orpha I,assiter
Ethel Fitchett. Sallie Twitty, Helen
Folk. Christine Dennis, Mary lrma
Tucker. Lizzie Patterson
WritinE-Orpha Lassiter. Sallie Twit-
ty. Lizzie Patterson.
JUNIOR ROLL OF HONOR.
Mary Judith Smith. Sallie TwIttv
Orpha Lassiter. Ethel Fitchett, Mary
Tucker, Blanche Lehman. Laura TwIt-
~, Eunice Myrick, Marie Onsler. Laura
Mcleod. Zuleika Register. Mariory
whitfield. Myra Truitt, Sam Star Ny
rick, Willie Truitt.
GOING HOME.
Nearly all the outgoing trains TO-
day carried college girls 20 their
homes. The institution had n very sue
cesstul term. The commencement exer-
cises were among the best ever seen in
Suffolk.
WONDERFUL PRODUCTION.
The Passion Play was presented at
the City Hall Theater tonight. IT'S
a wonderful production, portraying
scenes from the life Of Christ from
babyhood scenes in which the life-like
movements of Christ. King Herod at
tendants, disciples and soldiers seem to
live and walk. The audience was i'm
pressed with the solcmnity OF some
views. a lecturer explained them The
Passion Play will be repeated Thurs
day night
STATE DENTAL BOARD.
The Virginia State Dental Board. OF
which DIR. Henry Wood Campbell. Of
Suffolk. is secretcry. will convene In
Richmond next Tuesday to examine ap-
plicants for certificates. There will be
something like half hundred this
year. Dir. Campbell will leave here
Monday.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
G.. W. Truitt ct ux. to r. G.. Dennis
two lots on IIilby street, $500.
DR.. Richard L. Parker, to Peter
Smith. one lot on Main street (the
Hodges lott. $1,000.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr.. Frank P. Howell has gone to
visit his mill property at Roanoke
Rapids, N. G.
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