The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-14
onarter1v Union Meeting Of the Meth
odist sunday schools-Democrats
Appoint Campaign Committees
Manchester News in Br1ef.
Manchester Bureau. Richmond nd; Ii g4rset

West Thirteenth Street. his oeain esniS
after long illness. from Will
there has been little hope OF MS fsoo'ei'
MI lamb was the son Of MI. and MRS
r A. Lamb, and at the time OF MS deatn
was about 20 years Of age.
10 leaves two brothers-WIlllam ana
:Cotter Lamb, and two slsters.Mi5seS
Emma and Frederieka Lamb an o. NAL
chester
The funeral VIII take place at $3.50
o'clock this afternoon, from the house.
MR. MARTIN INVITED.
A ioint meeting of the City Central Com
nictee and the Democratic Clun was aelu
Friday night at the store OF MI. ~. = =
'Toney on Hull Street MI Robert ..
Rives was elected CHAIRMAN aio ~
Toney secretary.
of appointing a Campaign Committee.
The following were appointed: Messrs.
r s. Rives, w. D. Ferguson, W. J: os-
terbiud. Carter Jones and e. =. Cous-
ms, from the City Central Gommlt.ee'
and Messrs. D. L. Toney. r. e. Owens.
gallagher. D. l. Puliiaun and ]. B..
Rudd. representing the Club.
Senator Martin has been aske6 to speak
here and MIR. Rives stated yesterday
morning that he felt quite certain he
viii accept.
Congressman Hay will also speak In
MEETING TO-DAY.
The quarterly union meeting OF al
the Methodist Sunday schools Of Man
v,hester will be held at West End ShuIeh
this evening at o'clock.
The following programme has oeen ar
ranged:
Opening hymn, NO. os' oy tAe eeiioo1S
and congregation.
Prayer, by Rev. ]. 7. Green. pastor OF
Asburv chapel, Manchester.
Solo. by Miss Mamie Bergman
Reports from the different schools
Address, by Raw. J. L. BOSNIAN pas
tor of Park Place Church, Richmond
Children to the Sunday School,
Hymn No. 10, by school and consrega-
Address, by Rev. ]. c. Reed. pastor OF
Central church. Manchester. Subject:
'.rhe Preparation of Sunday scno0i Les
sons"
Duets. by Misses Sarah and Bernice
BEDFORD.
Address. by Rev. J. S. Wallace, pastor
of Fifth-Street church, Manchester. SUB
7ect: .sHow to Teach the Lesson to Ben
eft and Hold the Scholar
Duet, by Misses Ida Butter anu siola
Mlbry.
Closing hymn, NO. ~, Dy schooi anu
congregation.
Benediction, by Rev. A. c. Bergman.
pastor of West-End Church
The public cordially invited. and espe-
cially the parents.
All the schools are requested 70 orlnS
the young peoples hymnals.
Services ait West-End Church to-day.
sunday-schoo1 at $50 A. M; Sunday
school union meeting at P. M; Epworth
League meeting at Ills O'CLOCK. AZ
welcome.
AT THE CHURCHES.
Services at West-End Methodist Epls-
copal Church. 0Lanchester, II A. M ana
P. NJ
The fourth qurterly usion meeting OF
Manchester Methodist Sunday-schools will
take place at o'clock P. NJ. An interest
ing programme will be rendered.
Beginning Sunday morning there VIII
be held two-weeks' meeting, IN Wnch
Rev. Mr.. Benjamin. the pastor, VIII be
assisted by Rev. John NJ. Holmes. OF
Baltimore Mr.. Holmes is very able
and attractive minister, and the commu-
nitv are promised a religious feast OF
good things.
Central methodist Church services: Sum
day-school at 9:15 A. Nl.; preaching by
pastor, Rev ]. c. Read. at IL A NJ. and
1880 P. M; Epworth League at ? NJ.
Rev Harry Minnick of Marshall-Street
Christian Church. will conduct the servla,
! at $3.50 this afternoon at CoWardln-
| Avenue Christian Church.
a protracted meeting, conducted by Rev
| S. R. Maxwell, Of Richmond, will be
| begun at Cowardin-Ayenue Christian
| Church Monday evening.
Rev. L. r. Wright will preach to-day
| ait both services for Rev. w. w. Sisk
at Clopton-Street Baptist Church. Mr..
| Sisk will remain in Newport News. where
| he is conducting a revival service at Latay-
| ette-Avenue Baptist Church
Usual services at Asbury Church
| Preaching both morning and night by the
! pastor, James T. Green. Subject for II
4. M, characteristics of a Spiritual
| Church; subject for P. NJ. 1.-THE New
| Jerusalem and It's Inhabitants
PERSONAL AND BRIEF.
The Republicans OF Manchester and Ches-
terfield VIII open campaign headquarters
| at Ninth and Hull Streets next week.
| The regular meeting Of Select Council.
[ No. %. Daughters Of Liberty, met at Ton
ance was present. No limitations. but
three candidates will be initiated next
| Friday might.
! Mr.. w w. Wake, who tor the last
! twelve months has bean with Mr.. W. II.
! Washington. in this city. has accepted the
! position as manager Of the Twin City Drug
Store. at Seventh and Nam Streets. in
| Richmond, and will begin his duties there
| to-day.
Mr. Wake has been In the drug business
a number Of years. and has large expert
| ence-
Little Lily May Roach, who has been
quite sick at the home Of her grand
| mother, on Hull Street, is much better.
Mrs. Thomas C. Bryan and children have
| returned to their home, in Portsmouth. af-
fer pleasant visit to her mother, Mrs.
| Stuart, in this city
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
| A delightful birthday party was given
| Thursday night, ait the residence of Mrs
| P. S. Cooke. NO. S419 Seventh Street, In
honor Of Miss Ada Cooke Those present
| were: Messrs. Percy Price, Willie Caudle.
| Joseph Roach. Dudley Tignor, Harry
Latham, Binwood Bryant, Lewis Antoine,
| Bonnie Tucker, Leo Antoine, Vernon
| Bradshaw, Vivian Brooks. John latham,
| Arthur Harrison, Charlie Morris, Frank
Morris, Harry Tucker: Misses. Alma
| bradshaw. Ada Cooke. Bessie Morris,
| Add;e Johnson, Minnie Priddy. Ev Qyn
| Sampson Beulah Merritt, Bertha Lind
| sew. Willie Morris, Leslie Morris, Leslie
Anfcre, Marie Antoine. Louise Bryant,
| Tecie Antoine, Louise cottrell, aG,nnm q
Reynolds.
Al Bangor. Pa, two years ago the la
/ ,,.~orsS were on1y receiving 60 cents per