Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-02
BERKLE YNEWS ACCOMPLISHMENTS
LIKE THIS sEcTIoN

LIKE THIS SECTION. IS
Mr.. Glendennig land gon-fn-law. who s
came here from Michigan last it spring
and settled at Mount Pleasant, In this
county. have become very. fayorably
impressed with this section. They Will
ieave some time this month for Michi- s
gan TO sell their farms and other prop
erty, and will return and make invest- )
ments at Mount Pleasant.
BRIEF PARAGRAPHS.
Inc game of ball between Brekley
and Edenton on Friday, played in tho
latter town, resulted in victory for
Edenton by the score of 6 to 2. Tho
nrSt game was won by our boys. These
games were holly contested and
anounded in fast. snappy plays. The
poys report having had a nice trip.
Mrs. Laughridge and son have re.
turned from a visit to friends In Sus.
sex and Surry counties.
MT. u. ID. Tuttie has returned from q
VISIT TO Mathews county
Miss Evelyn h Wake has returned
20 ner home in South Norfolk from q
three weeks visit to relatives and
friends at Fitchett's, Mathews county.
Mrs; McAluilen and granddaughter,
ing Mrs. G. b. Gibbs, sister of the for
mer. lett yesterday for their home In
HEREFORD county. n. c.
MISS Sadie Williams has returned
rom Shawboro, n. c.. where she has
friends ".eAA
Miss Minnie Morwtz returned from
winchester. Va. where she was dell
egate to the State League of the Junior
christian Endeavor Society.
Mrs. r. b. Randolph, accompanied
by her sister. Mrs. Whitley, and her
niece Miss Whitley, have returned to
South. Norfolk from SUFFOLK after
and friends.
Mr.. Nell Pritchard left yesterday
afternoon for Atlantic City, N. J.. ON
ten days vacation.
Mr. W. w: Cox has returned from
week. -
AIR Roy D. White, of Accomac coun-
~. is visiting Mr.. Normant Allen on
Mulberry street. Ss
Miss Annie Wilcox. who has been
spending several days with Mrs. Q. L.
terday for Atlantic City,
MT. Z. W. Rockefeller, who was re-
ported to have gone to Georgetown, s.
Z. went to Baltimore and returned
Yesterday, prior to leaving for George
town next Tuesday.
after a pleasant visit to the family OF
MIR. c. d. Williams, on Mulberry street.
have returned to their home, in Rich-
mond.
Mr. j. c. Roane returned from West
Point yesterday and will leave Monday
for Plain View, Va. a
Miss Ruby Roane has returned from
visit to friends n Centreville, Va.
Mrs. II. w. Roanc will leave Monday
for King and Queen county.
Mr.. c. w. Morgan is visiting his sts-
ter. Mrs. r. e. Wrenn, on Liberty
street.
The tug boat Robert e. Lee, UNDER
going general overhauling on Jones.
railway. will have her name changed to
y. q: Freeman. after the president OF
the CORTLAND Lumber Company.
Mr.. a. Warren. our enterprising
foundryman. raise dthe second cupola
In his foundry this week. 1t is ~
inches in diameter and will be Sc inches
inside when completed for service.
This will give him moulding capacity
of 10000 pounds of hot metal at one
time.
NEWS OF THE CHURCHES.
st. Thomas p. e. Church. Rev.
Clarence NJ conant, D. D.. rector.
lows: At e. M. holy communion;
9:45 n. M, Sunday school; II a. m.
morning prayer Shortened form) II 20
a. m. holy communion Second cele-
bration) and sermon "Ephphatha."
st. Mark, vii. "a: evening prayer, 6 p.
m. Friday September 7th, fast day:
10 a. m, morning prayer and litany;
5 r. M, evening prayer and sermon on
The Sanctification of Labor" Psalm
127. l, 3, 8.
at O'Clock. a special sermon will ba
preached in st. Thomas (EpiscopaD
Church by the rector on THE Sancti-
fication of Labor" Psalm 1a7, the first
three verses. All laboring men are
specially invited.
The pastor. Rev. M p. Porter, OF
Main Street Christian Church, will use
for his subject this morning at III a
M, Man the Glory of Cod" The reg
uar monthly Missionary Society meets
at p. m, at which time the follow-
ing program will be rendered.:
Anthem by the choir.
Prayer. --7-7-
Hymn No. 135.
Reading of minutes.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. Foreman. =
Collection-Hymn No. SO.
Recitation-Miss Imogen Hathaway.
Address-Rev. I. w. Johnson.
Vocal Solo-Mr. Henry Roane.
Hymn No 149.
Benediction.
See your Agent at once as to dates
and rates by the SEABOARD AIR
LINE RAILWAY to the Annual Com
vention of the National Baptist Assoc
citation (colored), at Richmo. I, Va