The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-16
FULTON HAPPENINGS.
Narrow Escape OF Little Son of Mrs. Alex
tiyers-Church Services.

{ Elber, the four-ycar-old son of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Alex Myers, of Orleans Street. had
narrow escape from death "Wednesday.
| The little fellow was playing IN the Earo
! alone when he was struck on the mead
with a half of a brick, thrown over tne
fence by some one yet unknown. Ills
| skull was fractured a piece of 1t falling
on the hair. DR.. Williams was sunlliiolleu
and dressed the wound. -
| The broken piece of sllull-bone was re-
| moved and the child is doing as well as
can be expected. He will probably re-
cover.
Rev. w. S. LeaSe, pastor of Fu't or.
series of special sermons tonight. He
will preach a special sermon by request
to the ladies employed in the stores.
shops. factories, etc. His subject VIII pc
service he viii take for his subject The
| Two Mites.
Rev. r. D. Garland, the Drummer
Evangelist of keysville. will assist the
pastor in a series of protracted meetings
! beginning next Sunday night.
Rev. J. E. Oyler, pastor OF Denny-Street
NJ. E. Church will fill his pulpit
at the usual services to-day. His subject
will be Regeneration At 7:l5 P. NJ.
it will be the Veil OF the. Temple was
| Rent from Top to Bottom"
The Builders League, of Denny-Street
| NJ E. Church will meet Wednesday af-
| 5.
| Seventh Street.
The treat OF the season in the social
| events of Fulton will be the dramatic and
musicale social given by Cup of Cold
Water Circle of the Kings Daughters and
| Sons next Thursday night at Nielsen
| Hall. The committee has arranged an eX-
cellent programme for the occasion. IL
| not only includes the local talent, but the
| best talent from all parts of the city mas
| II,
/ Of the Virginia School of Elocutlon. mas
! consented TO be present and give a num-
| Der of his selections.
| Thomas Charles and Mr.. Thomas j.
| Farley, of the Charles and Far!eys
Merrymakers. assisted by a number OF
/ their cast. will lend their aid. Captain
Frank W. Cunningham Will be on hand-
| Trihetts Quartette, one OF the best III the
city, is also billed for several numbers
on the programme. The other artlsts are
Messrs. G.. w. B. Crawford and Thomas
Nelson, in character sketches Fulton
Quartette, Fulton Mandolin and Guitar
| Club: Mrs. Charles Eacho, Misses Brad
ley. Marie Koch. Verna Lawder, Josie
Rogers, NIayne Rice. Sallie Kaufe!t. and
Professor Frank Watson The Kings
| Daughters and Sons are undenomlnatlon-
al. and the social is given for the sake
of charity. The circle has done wonderful
| OF the destitute poor and sick. During the
| entertainment light refreshments will be
served. The ladies in charge Of the So
| cial are Mesdames Charles Eacho and w.
Floyd Reams and Messrs. Lillian Duke
and Mayme Jordan.
| Mr.. Allan Throckmorton OF Hopkins
Street entertained a number of mis-
friends Friday night at the residence OF his
| father, Rev. p. f. Throckmorton. the
/ occasion being his birthday. Parlor
games and instrumental music were the
! indulgence Of the evening. At midnight
an excellent collation. was served.
Those present were Misses Lucy Bot
toms, Belle Whitlow. Minnie Lee, Mimm
Southland, Mamie Snead. Fannie Snead.
Minnie Whittow. Nellie Mcclue Minnie
| Hancock. Ella Montgomery. Bette Nun
nally, Addie Nunnally. Ella Grimes,
Katie Crimes Lenna Williams, Hattie
Moffett, Emsie Gauding, Bell, Throck-
Iimorton. Effie Throckmorton; N1essrs. Ed
die Vest, Richard Southard Jno. South
ard, Joe Welsh, Willie Snead, Albert
Bushell, Irwin Faul. Joe Iipford, Vernon
| Butler, Walter Dalton. johnny Jones,
John Bushel Ernest Jordon. Cary
Throckmorton. Charlie AGREE and Henry
Bendouble.
The six-year-old daughter Of Mrs
Sarah Rudd of Denny Street, is dying. :.
Mrs Andrew Boulware is quite sick
! at her residence. on State Street
Among the attendants from Richmond
to the State Snnday-School Convention
held in Petersburg this week We're Rev.
| w. S. Leake and wife and Mrs. w.
| Floyd Reams.
The roll of honor Of Louisiana Street
| School for this week Is as follows:
Mamie Saunders. Martha Jolly. Edna
| Jordan (2) Grace Nersey. Josie Viii.
| Iiams. Amy Hartelius (), Ernest Blanton.5
Mamie Silva Cd. Wiley Jackson. Mamie.
| Station, Tony Welch (5l. E. Hartelius (5). E.
Ballew 60. Irene Seay 90. Cassie Leo.
nard (3), Myrtle Turner {3l. John Cot
| trell t3). Willie Blankenship 60, Ernest
| Nielsen.
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