The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-10
NEWS OF FULTON.
Special Sermon to the j., O. o. A. NJ.
Delivered To-Day

Special Sermon to the -, ~. u. "A. W.
Delivered To-Day.
Rev. B. Cabell Hening, pastor of Full
ton Baptist Church, will. at II A NJ.
to-day, preach a special sermon,
taking for his subject, christian Pa
triotis1u," to the Junior Order of United
American Mechanics and Daughters of.
Liberty of Richmond and Manchester.
The members of the different Councils
are requested to meet Patrick Henry
Council, No. II, at 1880 A. NJ, at their
& CNelsen's) hall, on Williamsburg Ave-.
nue. and attend in body.
1t is customary with Patrick Hehry
Council to have an annual Sermon
preached by, the different members. Spe-
lcial music has been arranged TOR Inc
occasion The Fulton Baptist church Is
on the corner of Fulton and Nicholson
Streets.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Crit
fen was the scene of gaiety and beauty.
Friday night in honor of the celeorat,oh
of the seventeenth birthday Of their
daughter, Miss Ruth.
Among those who were invited were
Misses Matilda Haffener, Minnie and Al
ma Eblings, Sadie Weimer, Katie Glib
son, Lizzie Barker, Viola and Mary Bo-
hanon, Linda Griffen, Florence Welm-
er and Amelia Pocklington. The gentle
men We're NIessrs. Walter Perknson,
William Harris, Gus Chandler, Edlin
Vest, Ernest Britton, Morgan Jones,
Guy Mosby and N. w. Thompson.
Rev. j. T. Routten, pastor Of Denny
Street Methodist Episcopal church, Will
occupy his pulpit at both services to-
day. At p NJ. he will continue the
sermon on ''Baptism-I.s Mode % which
he preached a, part on last Sunday night.
The pulpit of Fulton Baptist church Will
be occupied by its pastor, who has been
quite sick for the past week. a! both SER
vices to-day. At s P. NJ. his subject
will be, "Wil the Saved BE Equal in
Heaven?'
The Ladies' Auxiliary Society of Denny
Street Methodist Episcopal church will
meet at the residence of iIrs. John
Vaughan. No. 504 Denny Street, to-mor-
row evening at o'clock
The funeral of Mr.. Andrew J. Malone
took place yesterday evening at 4:50 o clock
from Denny-Street n. E. church.: Mr. Ma
hone had been i'll for some time. He was
for !; good number of years connected with
the lower Gas-Works. He served during
the war as a member OF Company e.,
Fifteenth Virginia Regiment, and was
paroled at AppomattoX. Mr.. Malone was
well known in Fulton, where he had re-
sided for number OF years.
He leaves a wife and eight children
Mrs. C. Wise Mrs. George Stringer, Mrs
Herman Parker, Mrs. E. Moore, Misses
Katie. Loula, Grace and John Malone.
Mrs. Fred. L. Rice and family are visit
ing friends and relatives at Suffolk and
in North Carolina.
Miss Ida May Smith, who has been quite
sick at her fathers residence on State
Street is able to be out again.
Mrs. Rosa!ie Talbot, OF Danville, who
has been sick at the residence Of Mrs.
Charles Mosby. 1872 Nicholson Street, whom
she was visiting, is improving.
Mr. Ben. Levy, OF GA Louisiana Street.
who had an operation performed last
week. is improving.
Mr. Nat Whitlcw. member Of Engine
Company No. s, WAC was overcome by
heat at the fire of the Virginia and North
Carolina Wheel Company, was soon re-
stored and returned to his work.