The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-22
NEWS FROM RARToN HEIGHTS.
Personal and Other Items from Across the

Personal and Other Items from Across the
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Mr. NJ L. Phillips, of the Union Theo-
ligal Seminary, will leave in a few days
for Farmville, Va, where he will spend
the Christmas holidays.
Mildred Lee, infant daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. l. Ragland. of Poe Street,
and Barton Avenue, while playing on
crib bed, the side in some way came un-
fastened and she fell headlong, striking
the iron side as she fell, falling on her
face, bruising her painfully. Dr. Miller,
who was quickly summoned. pronounced
her wound not serious. She is reported
as being better to-day.
Services at the Methodist Church will
be conducted in the morning Ivy Rev. j.
r. Mastin and in the evening by the pas
tor, Rev. C. E. Blankenship.
Usual services will be held at the Epip-
hany Church this morning and evening,
conducted by the rector, Rev. w. P.S
Chrisman.
List of scholars on the roll of honor of
Barton Heights School for the week end
ing Friday is as follows:
Sixth Grammar Grade-Miss Leslie
Baughan.
Eighth Primary Grade-Evelyn Car
penter, Bracket, Priddy and Norma
Ware.
Seventh Primary Grade-Ruth Hopkins,
Emma Hopkins, Newton Gordon, Hugh
Noel, Blanche Hartman, Irene Dunn and
Horace Cans.
Sixth Primary Grade-HeIen Rose, Wal
ter Wilkinson. Lettic Lanford and Ruth
Carpenter.
Fifth Primary Grade--Harrold Goyne,
Arthur Goyne, Tom McCurdy, Tom Prid-
DIV. Leroy Seay. Zelda Davies, Elizabeth
Lea and Marian Moffat.
Fourth Primary Grade-Herbert Beck,
Leslie Ellis. Leon Johnson. Lannan Rag
land. Bonnibelle Amory, Ethel Banghan,
Lizzie Foley, Virginia Long and Alice
Seay.
Third Primary Grade-Terrell Gordon,
William Taylor Rady. Frank Faylor, Ar
line Drumeller Lila Harding, Dorothy
Jones, Margine Lea, Louise Moores.
Myrtle Michael, Kathleen OnBannon and
Louise Tanner.
Second Primary Grade-A1arian Baker,
Hamburg Davies, Willie Shelton and
Ethel Priddy.
First Primary Grade-Roy Goyne, Aus
fin Nlnrtenstei., Elizabeth Armstrong,
Mary CARPENTER, Clara Chapel, kath-
crime Jones and Elsie Tilier.
Mrs. Allen j. Black has returned to the
home of her mother Mrs. F. NJ. Saunders.
of Barton Avenue and Dove Street, after
an extended visit to friends and relatives
of East Radford. Va
Miss Myrtle Tucker, of York Avenue,
left Friday for an extended visit to
friends and relatives at Flanasans Mills
Mr. Sever, of the Union Theological
Seminary, left Friday for Bristol,
Tenn, TO spend the Christmas holidays
with his parents.
Mr.. j.. 3. William, of the Union Theo-
logical Seminary. left Friday for North
Carolina. where he will spend the Christ
mas with friends anG, relatives.
Services will be held at the Baptist
Church to-day. conducted by the pastor.
Rev IT. Hundley.
Mr.. w. J. Goyne has returned to his
residence on Poe Street, after a success
full hunt in Henrico county.
Mr. w. b Guerrant paid Mr.. A. 4. and
Mr. John B. Bowles, OF Barton Avenue,
a short visit last week and left to spend
the Christmas holidays in Goochlands
county, Va.
Miss Bette Z. Bowles. of Miller School,
Nhemarle county, Va, is visiting her
brother, of No. @ Barton Avenue, for the
Christmas holidays.
Or. sunday afternoon at 4:20 o'clock Mr.
Charles It. Meyer, Of the Union Theo-
logical Seminary, will preach in the Over
brook Presbyterian Church, a sermon to
Young men. Subject: True Purpose of
Life Dan. Is.
To Succeed Or. Mcconnell.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
I;YNCHBURG, VA, December III
The committee appointed by the
congregation of the First Baptist Church
rocn,,, n, nnfl n ma succeed Dr.