Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-23
BERKELEY NE S AND ADVERTISEMENTS

JOY, Philippians W., and s. 500 u.
M evening prayer and sermon, "The
Kings Highway" Isaiah xxxv., 1910.
CHRISTMAS WEEK SERVICES.
Monday, Christmas eve-11:3O d. m,
FIRST Christmas Eve Song.
tuesday, Christmas Day-12:O1 a.
m, holy communion. $500 a. M. holy
communion. 1900 a. M. morning
prayer. holy communion and sermon,
The World Made Flesh" St. John l.,
~. i;So p. m. Second Christmas Even
ing song.
Wednesday-St. Stephens Day-S:oO
q. m, holy communion. 1000 a. m,
morning prayer and Litany. 1880 p.
M, evening prayer.
The Utopian Social Club is arranging
Tor swell social to be given in Nor
FOLK on New Years Eve night.
Mr. w. *. Milhols.nd. of Chicago.
ILL.,. is the guest of his father-in-law.
Capt. y. n. Marshall, on Pearl street.
Misses Bessie and Pattie Morgan
who have been attending school at
Richmond, Va, and Oxford \. c., en-
route for their home. at Shawboro, N
c.. for the holidays. spent yesterday
with their uncle, DR.. F. NJ. Morgan.
Mr.. Frank Blair. of the Virginia Box
Company, left yesterday for Provi-
dence. Il. L.. to spend several days with
his family.
Mr.. j.. *. Tunis, superintendent of
the Virginia Box Company. left yester-
day for Baltimore on q several days'
visit.
Mr.. L. c. HUMPHREYS is Offering shoes
this week at a sacrifice. He says he
will reduce his stock if he has to sell
his shoes at the customers prices. See
his ad. In this issue and profit by it,
MIR. w. b. Doughertys department
stores are overstocked with golden
bargains See his ad. in this issue.
G. ID. & G. II. Williams have the
best and largest display from which to
select Christmas dinner in town-tur-
keys, celery cranberries and tender
juicy steaks in abundance. They are
proprietors of the largest retail grocery
in the three cities. For quotation OF
prices see ad. in this issue.
See Mr.. II. L. Vests advertisement
in this issue. calling attention to shoes.
MARINE RAILWAY PLANT.
The new machinery to take the place
of that destroyed by fire at w. f.
Thomas Il Co.'S marine railway about
month ago, is being installed. The
engine is n 60-horse power and was
made by the Atlas Machine Works. of
indiana. The company Will have It's
plant in operation by January LIST. The
capacity of the plant will be greatly in
crensed by the addition of the new
machinery.
ST. THOMAS DAY.
Considering the very bad weather. a
very large congregation was present at
st. Thomas Church last Friday even
iitt, TO keep st. Thefrtsss- Rev DR..
Tucker. of Norfolk. preached an able,
clear and interesting sermon from St.
John Ni:l6, dwelling upon a character
istic of the apostle Thomas not often
clearly brought out: his love for and
fidelity to his Lord despite his natural
and constitutional tendency to seek
the proof of all religious truth. The
speaker also made it clear that the
keeping of Saints days by the Episco-
pal Church was not even hero worship.
much less the alteration OF the saints,
but merely device of the church to
keep fresh their memories. and espe-
oially to supplement and enlarge the
Sunday teaching from the pulpit by
bringing before the people In system
attic order the lessons or the lives of
those men who were the friends and
companions of our Lord when He was
on earth.
Bishop Randolph made one of his
characteristic addresses Gall too brief
as well-known member of another
church, who was in the congregation.
remarked). breathing tenderness and
affection for his clergy and people and
seasoned with gentle and sound admo-
nitions.>
The rector read the service and Rev.
t. Nj. Thorpe, of Oaklctte. the lessons.
The music was beautiful. inspiring