Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-09
BERKL Ely NEWS AND ADVERTISEMENTS

speh1inS few days with relatives
and friends at Hickory.
Mrs. Charles Daily has plnced n con-
tract for two two-story frame houses
Oh jackson avenue. in South Norfolk
REV. Al L. Porter. the pastor of
nam Street Christian Church, will
preach this morning on Searching the
Scriptures.' and this evening on '.The
Fools Folly
Mr. E. l.. Adams, Jr.. of Vanderbilt
University. is in town visiting his
parents and friends.
Miss Lillian Williams fell on the side
walk or Montlant avenue this week
ana was painfully Iirt. She was con-
hned TO her bed until yes Erday.
MI j. H. Floyd. who has been very
III with typhoid fever and WAS taken
this week. was brought back yester-
changed.
Mr.. Joe Morgan left yesterday for
Maryland to spend several days.
Miss Fannie Haymon, of Elizabeth
City. n. C.. is visiting the family of
Mrs. G. w. WILLIS.
Mrs w. L. >-arkiey and children left
yesterday to spend several weeks with
relatives in Camden. y. c.
The suspicious looking colored tramp
who was arrested by officer Parker
Friday night. was given nearing yes
terday and turned over to the Norfolk
detectives. He had in his possession
tippol S-V NOIli OI ciOtnlnG which he
could not give q satisfactory account
of.
Mr.. w. B. Dougherty. our up-to-date
furnishing goods and hat dealer. has
number of valuable things he tells
our readers about in his aid. in this
issue. His stock includes wearing APP
parel and dry goods. which is new,
fresh and cheap.
In this issue T. II. Roane & Co haze
something to tell YOU about their large
nf cnh
plies.
See w. L. Roach & Co.'S 81. in this
issue. calling attention to mis- rental
and real estate business.
The Bank OF Berkeley is where you
can deposit your money for safe keep
ing.
Mrs. John Cuthrell is very sick at
her home on Berkeley avenue
Miss Eddie Phillips has returned
from the Eastern Shore, where she
spent several months.
Misses Carrie Fulgham and Eureka
Johnson. of Smithfeid. Va, who have
for some time past been the guests
of Mrs. J.. l.. Mildly, on Main street,
returned yesterday.
Mr. Charles Bratton sustained a fail
| from his bicycle while riding on Lib
erty street extended last evening. He
was severely but not seriously hurt
about the body and arms.
The SchoonerS Henry p. Haven and
Samuel Russell are loading lumber at
the Norfolk and Southern Railroad
Company's wharf.
| Miss Matte Walker. of Oakdale. left
| yesterday to visit friends at Black
| Water. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Layton. of Oak
dale. left Friday to visit friends and
relatives in the Old North State.
| Miss Alice Scaff has returned TO her
home in Princess Anne county after
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tives here.
Mrs. ]. J. ottley, Miss Len Parker
and Mrs. Clara Mccoy returned from
Christiansburg last evening.
Mr.. Harry Gibson, of the county. left
yesterday afternoon for the Capital
city.
Miss virgie Malbon, of Princess Anne
county, is the guest of her cousin, Miss
bessie Douglass, on Clifton street.
DR.. j. A. Norleet left last evening
for Southampton county, to spend to-
day with his family. who are summer
ing there
Mr.. w. p. McConville left this week
to wed one of Lynchburg's fair daugh
ters. He will reside temporarily In
Berkeley.
Master Raymond Pritchard has re-
turned from Indian Creek. where he
spent the week with relatives.
Mrs. d. A. Graves will reopen her
school for little girls on Monday, Oc-
tober list. She will be assisted by Miss
Daisy Graves, who will teach instru-
mental music.
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
The Juniar Christian Endeavor will
meet this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the
Main Street Christian Church Special
program has been arranged as follows:
1. The usual Song Service.
2. Scripture Lesson and Prayer.
3. Recitation. Miss Imogene Hathaway
4. Solo ..............M Miss Naomie Eley
5. Recitation. Miss Pattie Butler
G. Solo. "Among1 hsPalms'
Miss Bertha Durham.
Z. Recitation. ......... Lucille Story
s. Solo. Miss Pearl Jones
8. Recitation. .... Ruth Scarborough
10. Talk on the Topic.
st. Thomas P. E. Church, Rev. Clar-
ence NJ. Conant, NJ. D.. rector-Holy
Communion. 500 a. m; Sunday school.
9:45 n. M; morning prayer and sermon.
II oclock-"My Duty Towards My
Neighbor," ST, Luke S-37. Evening
prayer o'clock. Friday, September
14th. Fast Day-Morning prayer and
litany. 10 o'clock; evening prayer. s
o'clock.
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