Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-29
SUFFOLK.
Miss BERTHE Powell the Bride of
William Henry Williams.
Miss Lydia Parker Married to Conductor
Young. of Norfolk other Marriages
Death of John G. Martin Several Other
Deaths "A Reception.
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FoWeli, daughter of Mrs. Sarah and the
late William Jackson Powell, was at 4
o'clock this afternoon married to Will
liam Henry Williams, salesman for
l.. J.. Folk & Co. The ceremony was
performed at the residence of the bride,
on hilby street. by Rev. William L.
Green. the retiring pastor of the Suf-
tolk Methodist Church. Miss Mary
WllliamS. sister of the bridegroom,
was maid of honor and Harry Stein
hardt, fellow salesman, was best
man. The bride wore brown travel
ing gown and carried Bible.
The bride and groom We're each born
in Gates county, N. C. They left for a
two weeks bridal tour.
YOUNG-PARKER
Miss Lydia Frances, daughter of D.
Frank Parker, and Robert +. Young
of Norfolk, a freight conductor on the
Norfolk and Western railroad, were
married at o'clock this afternoon by
Rev. w. L. Green. The ceremony hap
pened at the brides home, in Nanse-
semond county, near Merry Oak and
was witnessed only by relatives and
near friends. There were no attendants
MIR. and Mrs. Young left on the SOB
train for Norfolk. where they will re-
side.
KlI2KPATRICK-CL
folk Christian Church, and president of
Elon College, n. G., was at noon to-day
the celebrant at wedding ceremony in
which the principals were his niece,
Miss Beulah Clendenin, daughter of j.
e. Clendenin, and William Kirkpatrick
The nuptials were solemnized at Mt.
Herman Christian Church, Alamance
county, N. c., near which the chief
actors live. There was a considerable
crowd in the auditorium, which had
| been decorated.
JOHN G.. MARTIN.
John G. Martin died last midnight at
his home. on Broad street after a pro-
tracted illness with Bright's disease,
aged 40 years. The funeral service will
be conducted at . o'clock tomorrow
from Oakland Christian Church, near
Chuckatuck. in which vicinity the de-
cedent formerly lived. The burial will
he in the cemetery at st. Joints p. l..
church, not far from Chuckatuck
The deceased is survived by a widow,
two daughters and two sons.
a TWIN DEAD.
One of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Tyler's
S.weeks-old infants died this morning
at their home, No. 40 Holiday street
The burial took place this afternoon in
Cedar Hill cemetery.
MRS. LEITISHIE GOODWIN.
Mrs. Leitishie Goodwin, aged GA years.
died at 3 o'clock this morning at her
home, No. 8 Central avenue. She was
an aunt of j. c. Early The funeral
will take place at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon from the Magnolia Metho-
dist church, and the burial will be near
by.
MRS. L. NJ. RIDDICK.
The remains of Mrs. l.. M Riddick,
postmistress of Gatesville n. c., who
DIED dh,1,o or a surgical shock in Columbus
(Ohio) hospital. arrived in Suffolk last
night and were to-day shipped to
Gainesville via Gates station for burial.
Mrs. Riddiclt had something like a tu-
NOR and went to Columbus for atten-
ton. The operation killed her.
The deceased was the widow of the
late Patrick Riddick. former sheriff of
Gates county, and was n daughter of
the late Mills Eure. She was a sister
of Mrs. William Jesse Savage. Wig
gins Cross Roads, n. c., and of Mrs.
Parker. Plymouth, N. c. Several chill
dren survive her.
JOHN w. BURLINGTON.
The funeral of the late John w. Tur-
llnston took place at 2 o'clock this
afternoon from Bethlehem Christian
church, in Nansemond county, and was
conducted by Rev. II. II. Butler. Six
deasons of the church acted as pail
bearers. There was IL masonic cere-
mony.
RECEPTION.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Causey. Sr.
last evening gave a reception at their
home on Franklin street compliment
tary to Miss Mary Logan Douglass. of
Warsaw, Va. There We're refreshments.
Those present We're: Mrs e. L.. Folk
Misses Hattie Brockenbrough, Helen
Murray and Frances Quimby, j josephine
ana Mary Causey. Williams, Susie
Itiddick and DIR. Whitehead. G. T,
iutchins. j. U. Burgess, Frank Holla-
DAY, Z. II. causey. Jr., j. II. Corbitt
IL NJ. Z. Quimby K. w. Withers. John
H. Norfeet and r. Palmer
TO GIVE THANKS.
TO render thanks for all their bless
ings, and incidentally TO leave n COL
lection Tor the poor. the union Thanks
giving service will be held tomorrow
morning at the Baptist church. with
heV. John ;. Thomas, Presbyterian, as
preacher. 80
The congregation OF st. Pauls p. e.
church VIII assemble at their place of
worship for another THANKSGIVING scr
vice.
TWO FOOTBALL MATCHES.
The Norfolk and Suffolk football
eievens VIII meet tomorrow afternoon
at PEANUT park. The local team aver
ages l5Q pounds, while the average
measure OF their opponents gravita-
ton is some 10 or IL pounds less. A
pretty contest is expected.
The Suffolk High School team will
go 10 hrankln and play the Academy
eleven of that town. Franklin will
likely have the heavier team.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. Ben. Dumvillc. of Portsmouth.
a former resident of Suffolk, was here
tonight.
Rev. Josiah Elliott, of Pcrquimans
county, N g. TODAY concluded a ,,isit