The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-24
REV. T. e. REYNOLDS.

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deuth.
REV. T. e REYNOLDS.
Services in memoriam OF the late Rev. T.
Z. Reynolds, were held Sunday at Red
Lane Church. Powhatan county, by Rev. ].
r. harrison, of Richmond.
There We're present many persons from
the counties of Chesterfield and Pcwha-
tan. in which Mr.. Reynolds spent many
years Of his ministry.
For number Of years he was pastor
Of Red Lane church. and, when compelled
to resign, on account Of old age, was sue
ceeded by his son. Rev. j. w. Reynolds
who is now the pastor.
FRANKLIN FOWLKES
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Mr. Browning Franklin, of this city
and Miss Fowlkes, of Winterpock. Va.
Miss Fowlkes is the daughter of DR.. e.
]. Fowlkes. of Winterpock, and is an at
tractive and popular young lady. She mas
many friends in this city, where she has
visited. several summers
Mr. Franklin, the eldest son Of Mr.. L.
3. Franklin, is well known here and Is
an employee of the Southern shops.
CHURCHES UNITE.
During the next six weeks a series Of
union meetings will be held by the Balm
and Central Methodist Churches.
Beginning next Sunday night. Rev. Mr..
Badly will fill the pulpit at the Presby
terrain Church
The following Sunday Rev Charles N
Van Houten viii preach at Central Meth
odist, and the third Sunday Rev j. c.
Reed viii conduct the service al Bain-
bridge-Street Church.
MAYORS COURT.
Susan Foster (cclored), charged with
stealing S10.Co from John Wright (coioredl
was discharged.
Robert Owens and John Ross, for fighting
The case was continued.
An attachment was issued for Henry Rich
ardson (colored), Who failed t. appear to
answer the charge Of abusing his wife.
John l'reel (colored) was before the
Mayor, charged with using a horse be
longing to Mr. C. V. Mays without his
permission. He was given thirty days in
Jail
PERSONAL AND BRIEF.
Mrs. j. W. Craig is seriously ILL.,
Mrs. Virginia Snelings. who has been
very i'll for several weeks, is now imprcv-
ing, being much stronger yesterday than
for several weeks past
Mr.. d. L. Pul!am is out again.
Judge and Mrs. Clopton have returned
Little Carlisle Gregory is somewhat
better
Mr.. 5. T.. F'ulI5s remains quite sick at
his home on Bainbridge Street
Mr. ]. e. Norvel, of Swansboro, left
Sunday night to visit friends and relatives
i'll Roanoke. Bedford City and Lynchburg.
The regular meeting of the Manchester
Lodge of Iythians was held last even
ing at S o'clock.
The remains of Mr.. W. a Whitley, who
died Saturday morning al his residence.
Twenty-first and Everett Streets, aged
about sixty years, were buried Sunday
morning from his late home at . o'clock,
conducted by Rev j. A. Sullivan. Burial
was in Maury Cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Neal have the sym
patty of their many friends in the loss
they have sustained by the death of their
infant child. Elsie, aged twelve months.
This little one died Sunday morning at
O'clock
The funeral took place yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. conducted by kev. c. y.
Van Houten. The burial was made in
Hollywood Cemetery. Richmond.
The meeting of the Missionary Society
of Clopton-street Baptist Church Sun
day was highly ENJOYABLE. DR.. w. E.
Hatcher, Rev. =. j, Bergman, Rev Mr.