The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-30
FACE PEPPERED
WITH BUCKSHOT
Another's Christmas Sport Results
Disastrouslv.
NEWS OF THE WEEK IN FULTON.
Services That Will Be Held in the
Churches To-Day-icy. =. Cabeil
Hcnin.'s Last Sermon.
Personals and Briefs.
VIEWS OF THE WEEK IN FULTON,

salesman. who formerly resided in Narina,
but now resides on Eleventh Street, IN
the city was a, victim of u painful acct
dent Oh Christmas day
Mr.. Woouson was out in his stable
YARD watering his horses while rs next
door neighbor amusing himself IN
his back yard shooting sparFoWS Win Il
gun loaded with bucksLot.
Mir. Noodson brought ais horses out IN
the yard to water them. and they became
frightened from The report Of the gun.
Mr.. Woodson stepped TO the fence to
ask his neighbor to cease firing MS gun
until he could water his horses.
Just as Mr. Woodson opened the gate
IL. received the load in the gun, which
struck brick wall and glanced into his
face, peppering it, and several snots en-
tered his eye Mr.. Woodson returned TO
his house and called a physician to treat
lbs wounds.
The aocror found that number OF
saot were lodged in his face and head
ana removed them. His eye, which also
received few shot, was badly affected.
Mr.. Woodson was able to be out To-
day on the streets, and says his physician
hopes to be able to save his eye.
lie stated that the accident was purely
unavoidable.
school of Fulton Monday and Tuesday
his visit to the scholars of Weddel Me
mortal Chapel AR interesting programme
with Christmas muse has been arranged.
The Fulton Baptist Church will hold its
Christmas festival on Tuesday night, IN
its Sunday-school rooms. An eNceileht
programme has been arranged, as follows:
Opening chorus, Joy to the World.
nv the choir: prayer, by Superintendent
W. Floyd Reams: address, by pastor,
Rev. b. Caben Henins; duet, Sweet
Christmas Angels Mrs. Talley and
Eacho; recitation. christmas Morning.,
Lillian Breeder: recitation, The Story of
Old Bertha Rice: hymn, The CHRIST
mas Bells choir; recitation, KING or
Kings" I-ottie CARRIER; recitation, The
STAR Bessie Keuster: duet. Holy
Night" Mamie and Jessie Harden; reel
tation, Wave Hening: recitation, Christ
mas Bells" Mamie Harden; piano duet,
silver Spray" Misses Rice and kaufelt
recitation, Little Creature Rena Ball.
recitation, "One, Two, Three" Marie
Schonberger: hymn, Fulton Quartette;
recitation Little ChatterboX,' Lizzie
ton, Gates Are Open Mamie Coghill;
hymn beautiful STAR choir; recitation
..Christmas Anthem, Grace Coghill;
duet, Gods Suffering Poor" Misses
Duke and Chldress; dialogue, "Why l
Never Got Married" by fourteen schol-
ars; hymn, Happy Voices Singing
choir; distribution of prizes, gifts &c.
AT DEM Y-STREET
Denny-Street Methodist Episcopal Sun
day-school will hold their Christmas cele-
bration on Tuesday night, in the church,
at s o'clock.
The following programme, with special
music, will be rendered: Voluntary, by
choir, The Nativity; prayer, by Rev
j. r. Routten, pastor of the Sunday
school; recitation, by Miss Irene Smith,
Closing the Old Year; recitation, by
Miss Grace Bryant Angelic; song,
by choir, Angels Message; recitation.
Master Winston Parrish, Nativity;
recitation, Master Felix Smith, Santa
Claus and the Stocking; recitation, Miss
Helen Blankenship The Flowers; song,
by choir: recitation. by Miss Massey
Myers, Santa Claus is Coming; recita-
ton, by Miss Alice Wade, The New Year
Bells: address, by James Avery, THE
New Years Talk; The Gyrsies' Christ
mas by twenty-five little boys and girls
and the appearance Of Santa Claus:
address, by pastor, Rev. ]. T. Routten;
talk, by Superintendent George NJ Rog-
ers; song, by choir; benediction.
Rev. B. Cabell Hening will wind up his
work as pastor of Fulton Baptist Church
tonight, at which time he will preach his
last sermon to that congregation.
His resignation occasions widespread re-
greet, and much sorrow is manifested all
through Fulton and the city.
The pulpit at Weddell Memorial Chapel
will be occupied on both occasions to-day
by its pastor.
Miss Julia Kelley. of Rochester. N. Y,
is the guest OF her cousin, Mrs. Peter Mar
tin, on the Avenue.
SQUIRE James e. Grady is quite sick
al his residence, on Denny Street.
Mrs Charles L. porrance and daughter,
Bessie, are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs William Lawder
Ruth the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Jolly, OF Denny Street, who has
been i'll WITH typnoid-pneumon!a, is some
what better.
Miss Certy Kane ana MI. Carter Ker-
rick were married on Thursday night in
the parlors of Rev 3. Cabel Hening at
his residence, on Graham Street. at
o'clock.
Both parties are well-known in Fulton.
They will reside at 1910 Williamsburg Ave-
nue..
The Ladies Auxiliary Society of Denny
Street NJ L, Church will meet on Mon
day with Mrs, c. II. Smith, I0l State
Street.
Rev. j. 7. Routten will occupy his pulpit
to-day at II o'clock. AT 7:l5 Rev. j. L.
Mastin, formerly pastor OF Trinity Meth
odist Church. will fill the pulpit.
At the regular meeting of Virginia
Council, No. 2, Daughters of Liberty, held
Friday night, the following officers were
elected.
Councillor, Miss Nora Chdress: Asso-
ciated Councillor, Mrs. Mary Boulware;
Vice Councillor, Mrs. Mary Holmes;
Associated Nice-Councilor. Miss Pearl
Smith; Recording Secretary, H W. Mays;
Associated Recording Secretary. Miss Lou
Perry; Financial Secretary, Is. r. Mar
low Treasurer Mrs. NJ. W. Mays;
Guide, Miss Josie Rogers: Inside Guard.
Arthur Nielsen: Outside Guard, Walter
Rock; Junior Ex-Councillor, Mrs. NJ. Ii.
Eacho: Associated Junior EN-Councillor,
Mrs. t. II. Gaulding. Trustees-A. c.
Nielsen. George NJ. Rogers and Sister
Annie Wade Representatives to the
State Council. Sister a. NJ. Blair and
Brother s. r. NARROW.
BUILDERS LEAGUE.
The Builders League of Denny-Street
Methodist Epicoral Church will meet on
"Wednesday afternoon. at O'Clock, at Mrs.
George e. BarkSdale's, on the avenue.
Miss Viola Winston is quite sick at her
residence on Seventh Street.
Lee Burkman is convalescent at his
residence, on Denny Street.
Mr. r. NARROW left Wednesday ia