The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
~ will make the citizens better and tn
city proud of the Order.
-- COLI .IDE,IO WITH. PASSENCrER.


COLLIDED WITH PASSENGER.
Mr. Terrell Pully, d conductor OF the
Hull Street line, came near having Sc
rious accident Friday at the crossing
OF the Petersburg road, over the tracks
of the car line. Mr.. Pully went ahead
OF the car and signaled lit ahead. When
il passed over the tracks of the rail-
road he attempted to board the rear.
where passenger was getting off. They
an together and both fell from the step.
Fortunately neither was hurt, but when
Mr.. Pully recovered himself. the motor
Ian, thinking he was on the car, left and
went on to the end of the line, which is
about two squares. Mr.. Pully followed
or in a leisure manner and told his pitt
full story to the motorman. Hereafter
there will be an understanding between
the two men and the conductor will not
be forced to walk after the car.
HELD THIS AFTERNOON.
a nee eng OF me sumo IL society or
Clopton- Street Church will be held this
afternoon at o clock. The following
intere ting programme has been ar
ranged:
oo..a by the choir.
Scripture reading by the president.
Song by the choir.
Roll call.
Song by the choir.
Reading-AIiss Emmer c. Burk.
Soo-N1iss Maude Merrett.
Recitation-Mr. Henry Woodbridge.
Song by tn echoir.
Reading.
Recitation Ey Miss Elcie Nelson.
Song by the choir.
Duet by Miss Merritt and Henry
Woodbridge.
Speech by the pastor, Rev. W. W.
Sisk.
Song by the choir
Prayer.
MRS. PURCELL DEAD.
Mrs. Annie Purcell. with of George Pur-
CELL died Friday afternoon at o'clock
at her home. No. 215 Everett Ar-c, of
pneumonia. Deceased is survived by three
children and a brother, Mr.. Al, Avis,
of Swansboro. The funeral will be from
the home this afternoon at 5 o'clock. and
nterment will be made in Maury Gene
terry.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
AT the regular meeting of the laugh
ters' OF Liberty of Select Council No 25
held at Toney's Hall, Friday night. the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing term: Councillor. Mrs. Cora Jones;
Assistant vice Councillor. Miss Matte
Borden; Vice-Councilor, Mrs. Matte Dor
den; Associate Vice, Mrs. Lillian O'Brien;
Recording Secretary, Mrs. Annie L.
Pugh; Financial Secretary, Mrs. Ann w.
Becher, Treasurer, C. a. Rainss; Guide.
Mrs. Eva NJ. Raines; Inside Guard. Miss
Alba Ahern; Outside Guard. Miss Susie
Reynolds; Trustee, L. y. bowen; Repre-
sentative State Councillor, Mrs. Annie l..
Pugh.
WITH THE CHURCHES.
Services at West-End Church to-
day--Sunday school at $50 A NJ, CON
Quoted by A. H. Thomas superintendent;
services at II A. NJ. and 1870 P. NJ,
conducted by the pastor, Rev. a. c. Ber-
ryman; Junior Lpworth Leage at P. NJ.
All welcome
At Oak Grove Baptist Church Rev. E.
L. X. Tune will preach both sermons.
Rev H. H. Moore will fill his pulpit
to- day both morning and night at
Cowardin-Avenu Christian Church.
Regular services will be held at Fifth
Street Methodist Church by the pastor,
Rev Asa Drscoll.
Rev. Dr. Turnbull will supply the pull
pit Of the Presbyterian Church to-mor-
row morning.
Rev. BENZ. Dennis will supply the pulpit
at Meade Memorial Church.
Rev. E. Y. Badly will preach IL A NJ
md 7:.5 P. NJ. at Bainbridse-street Bap-
list Church. Morning sermon on text
,'HaEowcd be Thy Name; evening SER
mon on THE Affirmative Life"
On Tuesday evening, January 2lst. ct
7:45 o'clock DR.. W. r. L. Smith will lee
ture ct Bainbridge-S Street Baptist Church
On .'The Fall Of Quebec" No admission
Fee No collection. Every one cordially
invited.
At Central NJ. E. Church the pastor,
Rev. r. NJ. Chandler, Will preach at II
A. NJ. on "ADostacy," and at 7:45 z. NJ.
On Drifting from Christ" The public
cordially invited 10 attend
PERSONAL AND BRIEF.
Miss k,c on Il - nDlished
daughter of D. L. Toney, left yesterday
for Oak Grove Academy, in Powhatan
county, where she will attend school.
Mr. y T. <cs II South Boston
spent Friday night with Mr. r. H. Horrf-
settle. Mr.. Beasley is editor OF The Newa
IN afternoon paper Of his city, and a
'e,ogate here to the Anti-Saloon League.
Special Officer Gill arrested Lou Youns
and Ida Jackson Doth coloredD las
night. charged with lighting and Great
ing a general disturbance on Hull Stree
near Thirteenth.
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