The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-13
FULTON CLUB to
BE PERMANENT
They Will Meet Regularly and
Have Fu|ton's Advancement
as Their Purpose.

Politics are not dead in Fulton, even
if the election Is over, for the Fulton ana
Fulton Union Clubs have decided to be-
come permanent OrEaniza tons ana holu
regular meetings for he advancement
of Fulton. They are. considered two OF
tic best organized clubs in the city, The
clubs will shortly give banqucts to the
members.
THE friends Of Alderman Washer are
urging him to become a candidate Tor
the vacancy on the Street Committee IN
the Board caused by the defeat or MI.
Mosby. For years the. representative OF
Fulton in this body has been a member
Of that committee. This was cnanl 5au
by President Turpin when Mr.. LaWder
resigned. With Messrs. Washer anu anu
Curtis on that COMMITTEES, Fulton VIII
share wellain the appropriations
A family name Austin. residing on Les
ter Street between Denny. and Nlciioi-
son Streets, is in destitute eclrcun-
stances. The family consists of a father.
who is ill in the City Hospital, where he
has been several weeks, mother. anu
five children, the oldest being eleven
years and the youngest babe OF nFe
months. The family is worthy OF any
assistance that may be rendered them;
They have been supported oy iocal
charity for several months.
The following is the honor-roll OF Louis
iana-Street School for the week:
Tony Welch (9), Eta Ballew 90. Irene
Seay (9), Myrtle Turner o., Grace zKer-
sey %, Edgar Blankenship Sl, Charles
Harvey ~, Cassie Leonard 81. William
Melvin g., Henry N1cCabe t2). Fred
Sears (2), Edith Hartelius ca. John Cot
trell (2), Albert Kirby co., Fred. Nelson.
Ernest Nelson, Moselle Baughan, Leila
Jackson. Mary Nelson, Edna McCabe, Ell
la Gaulding (4), Alma Simmons, Philip
Wagner, Joe Donley, Edith Nielsen (2l,
Amy Hartelus, Mamie Silva (S). Johnny
Harvey, Robbie Saunders, Mamie Baughan
(e), Mamie Station, Florence Trent, Fred.
Williams (a), and Grace Nielsen.
Oscar (Reddy) Foster, star of the OLD
Virginia Leagu is spending a week IN
Fulton before leaving on Tuesday to JOIN
the Wheeling, w. Va. team Reddy will
he captain of the club and play in the
field.
willis Darby Enroughty and John
Morgan will leave to-day for Dur
ham, N c., where they have signed for
the season. Enroughty is considered the
fastest shortstop in Virginia.
At present it does not look as If the
Fulton Brownies will organize this sea-
son. They have made several attempts
to get a team together, but have failed.
This team was the champion OF the two
cities last season.
Leay Sears, the Yong son of h1r. J.
Doc Sears, VINO had two fingers badly
ground in q sausage machine Friday is
getting along nicely under the care OF
Dr. Barksdale.
The annual meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary Society of Denny Street NJ. F..
church will be held tomorrow afternoon at
Nelsen's Hall. An election Of officers
will be held.
The Builders League Of Denny Street
NJ. F.. Church will meet on Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Fannie Wood. Of
Louis Street.
Miss Fannie .Dowden has been indisposed
for. several days at her residence, on
Graham Street. is able to be out gain.
DR.. and Mrs. Arnold Burkleman, Of
New York, are TIE guests of Mrs. Bur
k1eman's aunt Mrs. W. ]. Mayo, of
State Street. They are returning home
from a tour of the South and West
Of Delegates and wife. OF Giles county,
are visiting his brother, DR.. James VIII
liams, Of Graham Street
DR.. J.. Claude Elson. of the university,
| Of Wisconsin. paid &. visit this week to
| his wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. J.
| Reams.
Mr.. and Mrs: Percival Smith entertained
at their hospitable home, No. ITO North
TwentySseventh: Street, their bridesmaids
and ushers with an elaborate supper, it
being the first anniversary Of their mar
riage. Those present were Misses Lola
5Britton. sallie A1anoley. Laura Dowden,
Martha Black. Messrs: Ernest Turner.
Robert: Stamper, Thomas b. NIoseley.
Leon King, Ernest Britton. r.. T..&Dow-
den, and Rev. Edward b. Snead
The splendid revival which has been in
progress at Denny Street M f. Church
will continue all through the week
Rev. r. NJ. sNIaxey. Of Asbury Church.
is assisting the pastor. and preaching with
great force.@T here have been; n number of
conversions and the altar is filled every
night with penitents The usual sservices
Will be held to-da y. 5.tssSfst
Rev.sN " S. Lea kefwii1 fill his pulpit at
Fulton Baptistt Churcllsat both services to-5
day. His subject Ct - a. NJ, Will be