Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-17
TOWN OF SUFFOLK
The Funeral of Young Williams
Occurred Yesterday.
Loo Johnson QunIfaed "a. Executor or
JONES w. Johnson's wili-Ep,sco-
pni'ans sroet ne 81. Luko'. church..
Isle of wight.
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Suffolk. Va. Nov. 16-The funeral of
Mack Williams, who was killed this
week by a train near CORTLAND. took
place yesterday afternoon in St Luke's
Episcopal Church. in that town. These
were selected for pall-bearers: r. e.
Sebrell. S. T.. whitfield. P. e. knight,
B. b. Joyner. s. T. Pulley, C. H. Sc
brell.
Young Williams was walking down
the railroad tracks and Is supposed to
have fallen. "A log train came along
and three of the trucks passed over his
body. The fatal injuries We're internal.
EXECUTORS QUALIFICATION.
Lee Johnson to-day qualified as execu-
tor of the late James w. Johnsons will.
Inc testator had requested that no
security be required.
The property was later appraised by
Attorney John 3. Primer and ]. D.
Daughtrey, Il. T. Jones, John E. Lotzia
and w. G. ELAN. The footinEs were
$4,000 in round numbers.
The will leaves the home place to the
testator's widow during her life time.
grand child.
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The Christian Endeavor Society Of
the Christian Church will have an i'm
portant meeting tomorrow evening
with Miss Belle Thompson, at 43 Bank
street. There will be silver offering.
a fine musical program will be exc
cuted.
BARGAIN AND SALE DEEDS.
John F. Lotzia ct ux to D. o. Frank
Fin. lot on the north side of Ililby
street. near Pine: s1.10O
b. M. Bruce ct ux to Minnie B. Grif-
nth, 80 acres in Nansemond county;
$500.
YOUNG WOMEN CLUB.
The Lotus Club met this afternoon
with Miss Hattie Parker, on Brooklyn
Heights. This was the first meeting
since organization. a committee was
appointed to draft bylaws for the club.
In pursuance of the clubs avowed OBJ
1ect to cultivate individuality many of
the members to-day began by ex-
pressing original opinions. Seasonable
refreshments were served.
Adjourned to meet next Thursday
with Miss Jennie Holland. Then some
men friends will be asked
AT OLD ST. LUKES.
There was big meeting of Episco-
pahans at old st. Lukes Church, in Isle
or Wight county, to-day. A number of
ministers were present Among those
from Suffolk were: Mrs. NJ. L. Withers.
Miss Anna Riddick. Mrs. ~ w. Eley.
Nns. a. S. Eley, Rev. and Mrs. j. b.
Dunn, DR.. and Mrs. C. ]. Riddick, Mr.
and Mrs. j. III. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Fl. Darden, Miss A. c. Withers The
church there is the oldest, but one. In
the United States.
A FEW PARAGRAPHS.
Miss Griffin. OF Lewiston, N. c., was
In Suffolk to-day.
Administrators John B. Norfieet has
n notice beginning in this issue that
will be of interest.
MIR. NJ. M. Urquhart returned to-day
from Sussex county, where he was at
was living, but still unconscious.
Misses Edna and Ida Bowen have re-
turned from Washington, where they
stayed about two weeks.
Rev. II. D. Cross. of Ohoskie, N. c.,
was in Suffolk to-day.
Miss Katie Ashburn returned to-day
from an extended stay In Henderson,
N. c.
Mrs. A. S. Cheek to-day finished a
short stay in Norfolk.
The Suffolk Herald's Delaware cor.
respondent says: IA watermelon fes-
tfval was given at Mr. ]. II. brakes
residence last Sunday night"
Miss Wilson. OF North Carolina. was
in Suffolk to-day in the interests OF an
orphan asylum.
Captain A. P. Conner to-day went
down to Lower Parish to see the mar.
riage of a relative, Miss Wilson, to Mr..
Johnson.
The funeral of the late Mrs. NJ. L.
Horn took place at o'clock this after
noon from the Baptist Church. The ex-
ercises were conducted by Rev. J. F.
Love, pastor.