The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
BROKE HIS LEG
IN TWO PLACES
Painful Accident to a North Car
DINA Lad.
Statesmen HAVE MEETING
Those Representing the Atlantic Rein.
ing Company Talk Business and
Then E,joy Ba' quet-'ar
Heel State News,
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{Specl2l Dispatch u iit 1iiHeo-/
GREE ,sBORO, N. c., December a.. l.,
Frank Clenoeniug, TIE hfteen-year- old
son of Mr.. G. II. Clc4dening, Of Fri nd
ship, while letting in lis tath rs wa on
last ni,nt In fro.t of a hardware sto e.
slipped and fell, breaking his left arm
in two places.
\ two-w, eks term OF Criminal Court
convenes here January 1Seh, VIII o.u57
". r. Allen, Of Greensboro. preslclns >
There are a number OF interesting cases
for trial. This will be Judg Aliens flrst
term of court in six ye-rs. lie WAS %
perior Court Judge until the Fusion cy-
lone struck ana elected Judge W. .. ~
E. Robinson, of Greensboro. IN his steau;
Spontan ously the TACT is sueGes q
that two brothers, w. r. Allen Oh yer
A. en-. are now Superior Court jugs III
North Carolina; two brothers, W. w.
Kitchen and Claude Kitchen, are me A.
ter3 OF Co gress; Will two other p.oth-
ers. j. NJ. Gudger and II. A. Gudger. are
in high Office, the later q minister to
turkey and the former a remocr tic
ncmb r of Cong ess, his seat conte ted
There was a meeting last night at the
Benbow Hot of the Atlantic Refining
Compa.y's statesmen OF thls dlvlslo1i'
called for conference WITH the mara e ;
IL l.. Hopkins. T c headquarters OF tn1a
company is at Clevel, nd, ONO, out re-
certify N extensive branch house d.
been established in Richmond 10 met
the heavy Southern business
those present last n,sIt were IL. l..
HOPKINS. manager. and Messrs- 3. II,
Marsh, Jack Saunders. R. *. Gilbert. y.
l. Reach, Charles kcrner, JACK dopkln'
aud Percy c. Hartzog. The work OF the
last quarter was gone over and plans for
The new year mapped out. After business
vas over refreshments were served. many
friends Of these popular gentlemen being
rresent, and the remarks OF Manager Hop
k;ns. which were called forth alter the
smoker had ended, were replete with gems
Of business and fun, which greatly de-
lighted the boys.
Mr.. Hop irS Il recently retur d I ON
a six m ,nths' business trip to England,
and only yesterday uecl.Leu a proposition
CT the company that he take q six months
tl'i-, 70 Australia.
The Southern Railway has be:n not'h d
20 appear before the Mayo OF Greensboro
for several violations recently Of the city
ordinance against blocking railroad cross
ings longer than ten minutes. One charge
is for an hours delay at crossing. Yes
terday it is charged that Main Street
crossing vas blocked just at noon for
twenty minutes Street cars and long lines
~ vehicles filed the street on both sides.
The train was the southbound vestibule.
with eleven heavy Pulmans. due here at
A. NJ, arriving at 12:i5 p. N.
Last night at O'Clock at the home OF
Mrs. George Lampman on Lee Street her
daughter. Miss Roberta Lampman. was
married to Mr. z. D. Blackburn. the pop
ular travelling salesman for the Mclean
Grocery Company. Rev. Sanders l.. Gulg-
nard officiating. Miss Matte Rosa was
maid of honor and Mr.. Samuel Hill, OF
High Point best man. a large number
of friends OF the couple were present
ard after an elegant dinner they took the
train for bridal tour.
To-day at ! O'Clock Mr.. ". Ira May
-o-1 ---o-,~-~e,. Of t''n y T0H"S y g 6
branch business at Gastonia, and Mss
4cI9u Jenr!eS, of Gree.:Soo.0 o. wee .r.ar-
ried ut the home of the brides parents
- &c.. y 'rr----en-
tine officiating. After a delightful recep-
J. on a.. lo..Ition lie y. .ua, lair took
the train for RoXoboro to be present to-
night in the Methodist Church there at s
O'Clock at the marriage Of the groom s
brother, MI j. r. Maynard, to Miss Lena
Garner OF RuXboro.