Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1901-11-20


Miss Msry Reed, of Fancy Hill, W.
married last week to MI: s. q. Hon
man, Saltville, Va,
Protracted services began Sunda
night at the Lexington Baptist churc
The pastor, Rev. I. A. Hall, is bein
assisted bv Rev. w. 2. Hines,
Portsmouth, Va.
Several members of the ulberr,
Hill Golf club lave purchased tn
ground in the rear of the "BoCm
hotel in order to secure permanen
possession of the Links.
Virginia Military Institute played
the University of Maryland on tb'
| gridiron here Monday, and IN 2O-min
| ute halves piled up a score of A to 0
About 500 SPECTATORS enjoyed thu
game.
The tower clock at the Virgins
Military Institute, placed on the Smith
Memorial building, is proving great
nvenieuce to res dents on Institute
Hill, as we rs to the cadets and
officers of the institution,
Rev, Mr.. Booker, Of this place, will
fiji the pu pit of Mt. armel church IN
Augusta county, for the next year, IN
be absence o. toe pastor, Rev, A. d.
namiltor, who will travel in the To-
crest of the century fund.
Every afternoon the golf grounds
near Washington and Lee presents on
animated appearance with many
devotp,s of the lit lie ball and the long
stick, the number inctIdiny professors
from both institutions, rs well as
business and professional men OF the
community.
At the gathering of the student
body of Wasningt N and Lee for their
monthly meetin they were addressed
by Rev. DR.. J. A. Quarles on "Every
Man a Greek Poet" The subject was
ethical, aad it was treate | in an
9 evoting and inspiring nenn'r by the
distinguished speaker.
The football eleven of the Virginia
Military INSTITUTES have pulled them
selves together since their defeat at
Lynchburg 10y the strong aggregation
fr m the University of Virgin a. They
are lit;le disfgured, but ale still
ready for the gridiron. Although de-
feated, they are not discouraged.
Rev, Henry Miller, who was elected
at con -regatonal meeting as pastor
OF Beth esda Presbyterian Church at
Rockbridge Baths has been installed
the Rev. DR.. Quar- Lee, the Rev. DR.
Frazer and the Rev. Mr. Wills IN Off
at,ng' Mr.. Miller is a son-in-law OF
tn 9 late Rev. DR.. MsElwee, for many
years pastor OF that church.
Sunday eve ming at 7 .
Methodist Church the pastor, j, -,
H. Light, preached on the Chr. ian
Eudeavor idea, emphasizing the leds'
with reference to specific duties. A
tie conclusion OF the sermon h'
publicly installed the newly elected
officers and chairmen of the Endeavol
Society in his church. The service wa
very impressive.
The Southern Seminary, q high
grde female school at Buena Vista
Rev. E. Ii. Rove president, with
| full corps of yrofessors, has cause to b.
proud of the success achieved in tn
| few mortbs since opening at Buen'
| Vista. The attendance 10 large repre-
lsenting many Sta es. The visits ST Il
| youn ladies TO Lexington are eagerl,
| .oked forward to by the students o
Washington and Lee and the cadets o.
the Virginia Military Institute.
The following additional officer
have been electt d by the congregahol
Of the Lexington tresbyt erian Churcl
and the same will be formally ordained
next Sunday morning by the paste
Rev. DR.. Thornton Whaling; Elder
3rof. Addison Hogue, of Washington
lud Lee University; Deacons, Capt
! II. E. Hyatt, of Virginir Military In
sstitute; DR.. James Lewis Howe, c
Washington and Lee University, ant
IMr. J. w, MeClung.
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