The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-04
FULTON NEWS.

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FULTON NEWS.
Church Services i'll the East End.
Personal and Notes.
Large crowds attended the services
every night during the past week at the
Denny-Street NJ. z. Church. The interest
Increased with each service, and there
have been over thirty conversions.
There were seventeen or eighteen Friday
night. Rev. Mr.. Peters preached, as usual,
with great power. The meetings will con-
time this morning and tonight, and likely
through every night this week. Rev. Mr..
Peters will talk to the Sunday-School.
at $50 a. N. and peach at II a NJ. Rev.
Mr.. Isoutten will preach at night and Mr.:
Peters will fill his own pulpit and return
Monday night to assist Mr.. Routten dur
ing the week.
There is considerable talk among the
local politicians OF this section of the
city to have the place Of voting moved
to more convenient place in the heart
Of the busy section of Louisiana Street,
a petition is being formed to be present.
ed to the City Central Democratic Com
mittee to have the place moved.
1t is now located on Lester Street, near
Elm Street, and is about a mile from
1t is proposed to have the poles located
on Louisiana Street, near Fourth or Fifth
Street.
Rev. B. Cabell GIenning will occupy his
pulpit at Fulton Baptist Church --.tlis
morning and tonight. at IL A. NJ.
his subject will be Into the Kingdom
Through Which Tribula ton AT 7:i5 P.
NJ he will begin a series of Sunaay-night
sermons ION What Baptists Believe and
Why" His subject for to-,ight will be
Immersion Essential to Baptism"
The Builders League Of Denny-Street
Church met on Wednesday at o'clock
at the residence of Mrs. C. A. N. Cole
man, SS11 Williamsburg Avenue.
Mr.. John Duffy, a prominent merchant
of this end of the city, has announced
himself candidate for the CITY Central
Democratic Committee.
The Fulton Hill Library Club met at
the residence of Mrs. Hubbard on Friday
night.
The social which was rendered to the
members and friends of the congregation
of 1Veddell Memorial chapel at Powhatan
Hall on last Monday night, was sue
cess in every respect. a large crowd was
present to welcome the new pastor, Rev.
E. 3. Snead, who was. kept busy stak-
ing hands with the members Of his new
congregation. The following assisted
in the excellent programme, which had
been prepared especially for the occa-
sion: The Fulton Junior Quartette. Miss
Katie Hardin. Miss Ruth Bushel ana
Miss Rosa Britton.
After the programme the pastor made
a. short speech and those who were
present, We're served with cream and
cake.
Mr.. Thomas Bottoms left for Acco-
mac county last week, where he has &C
copied a valuable position
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D. c., is visiting Mrs. NJ. E. Woodruff,
OF No 1921 Graham Street.
Messrs Joe Plume and Glenn. White
have returned to the city, after sue
cessful business trip to Charles City
county.
Miss Ida Smith who has been quite
sick at her fathers residence on state
Street is able TO IRE out again.
Miss Josie Rogers is slightly Indlsposed
at her residence on Nicholson Street.
There will be a mass-meetinS OF the
Democratic voters of Fulton at bona
hues Hall Monday night 10 perfect Or
ganzation and form a new club.
Mrs. John Carter is sick at her resi-
dence on Nicholson Street
Clarice. the youngest daughter OF Rev
3. Cabell Hennins, Is quite sick.
Master Jack Routten is slightly indis-
posed at the residence of his father, 42S
Denny Street.
Mr.. Willie Allen continues quite sick
at his residence on Lester Street.
Miss Lucy Meridew is slightly indis-
posed at her residence on Denny Street
Mrs. W. r. Jones, of Denny Street is
still confined to her bed with severe
attack of rheumatism.
EIida, the youngest daughter OF MI
William Boltz, is quite sick on Denny
Street.
Mrs, n. W. Whitlow, who has been
quite sick for some time at her residence
on Denny Street, is improving.
Mrs. James E. Grady is quite sick at
her residence on Denny Street.
Annie May, the youngest daughter of
Mr.. Tom Launders, Al Nicholson Street,
is quite sick.
Mr.. John Boulware continues quite SICK
at his residence on Orleans Street.
Mr.. George Woodrow is quite sick at
his residence, 1921 Graham Street.
There will be the regular services at
Wedaell-AIernorial Chapel to-day. con-
Quoted by the Rev. e. B. Snead.
The Kings Daughters and Sons met at
the residence of Miss Eta Dowden. on
Graham Street, Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Newton, of 81
Denny Street, celebrated the eleventh
anniversary of their marriage by ten
dering their many friends q delight
full german on last Tuesday night. The
spacious parlOr ana dlning-room We're
thrown wide open and dancing prevailed
until late hour, when an elegant sup
per, consisting of all the delicacies OF
the season, was served to those who had
the exquisite pleasure of being present,
and when the departing hour came they
left and expressed the desire that their
host and hostess may live tenfold their
eleventh anniversary. The german was
led by Mr.. Luty Gundlach. and Mr.. Miles
Bottoms and lady friend We're presented
with bunch of American Beauty roses
for being the best dancers.