The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-04

hearing the evidence Of the witnesses, the
Mayor fined Mary Bland and Ethel Threat
SEQ each.
DIR. BINGA's ANNIVERSARY.
Rev. DR.. A. Binga, Jr., pastor Of the
II: st Baptist Church (colored), Of Man
chester, WIZ; to-day celebrate the
thirtieth anniversary Of his pastorate
there DR.. Binga has done untold good
in his labors among his people and he
enjoys the confidence and respect of the
entire community.
The programme prepared for tomorrow
IS as follows:
$50 "A M.-Sunday-school Exercises
so A. M.-Sermon by Rev. E. V. Pey-
ton
sr. M.-sermon by Rev. W. T. johnson.
8. D.
P. M.-Congratulatory Exercises.
1.-The Voice of the Pew.
The Voice of the Deacon Board.
THE Voice of Choir.
1.-The Voice of the Sunday-school.
5-The Voice of Ministers Conference Of
Richmond and Manchester will each be
heard in turn.
SERVICES IN CHURCHES.
At Bainbridge-Street Baptist Church to-
day the Rev z. Y. Badly will preach
both sermons.
Rev. DR.. Turnbull will be heard at the
Presbyterian Church at both sermons to-
day. DR.. Turnbull preached to this
congregation for some time few months
az" and is highly thought Of over mere.
The services at Cowardin-Avenue
Christian Church to-day will be Of an
interesting nature. The subject for the
morning. will be Great Name" AT
night, the pastor Rev. II. H. Moore. will
follow, his series of sermons. on good
citizenship The subject will be "Clvil-
ization and Clean Streets
Regular services at Central Methodist
church, by the pastor, Rev. r. NJ.
Chandler.
Rev. Benz. Dennis viii, fill his pulpit
at Meade Memorial church at both ser
ces to-day.
At clopton-street Baptist church. the
pastor. Rev. w. W. Sisk, will fill his
pulpit.
Services at West-End Church to-
day: Sunday-school at $50 A. M: Ser
vices at II a. NJ. and P. NJ, conducted
by the pastor. The doors of the church
will be opened for the reception of MEM
bers. Junior Epworth League at P. NJ.
The Ladies Aid Society, OF West-Eni
church will meet at the residence Of Mrs.
S. c. Nunnally, opposite the church,
Monday evening al o'clock.
Preaching at Fifth-Street church at II
A. NJ. and 7:l5 p. NJ. by the pastor. Rev.
Asa Driscoll. Morning subject. THE
Midnight Cry: evening subject, THE
Prodigal Son. Revival service COM
mencing Sunday night. continuing
through the week.
school at a:15 a. NJ; preaching at IL A.
NJ. and P. NJ. Services conducted by
the pastor, J. J. w. Lillaston. Revival
services continued through the week.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mrs. w. L. Porter, of this city, is spend
ing few days in Chesterfield with
friends.
Mrs. James I.affoon. of Manchester, was
taken sick while on a visit to her parents
ir Richmond. and is over there now
CowardiE-Avenue Christian Church will
in the next week be reprinted and made
tic look more beautiful.
Miss Lizzie Bohannon, the much loved
teacher in the public schools. will in the
rear future give concert at Cowartln-
Avenue Christian Church. She will have
in her numbers some of the best amateu,
talent of the city.
Mrs. ]. J. Talbot Is confined to her
home on Marx Street with sickness
The entertainment given at Leader Hall
Friday night by Polk Miller and his IA
nous quartette of negroes was by far the
most successful one the people ever saw
in the hail.
A avn party was given Friday after
noon at Branch's Church. in Chester
field Manchester people furnished the
music.
Mr.. Poynor Pulley. who for the past
month has been very i'll. is reported to
be improving very rapidly.
CoWardin- Avenue Christian Church
has bought of the branch store of the
Cable Piano Company, now stationed in
the city, a splendid Kingsbury instru-
nsent. which will be seen in the chul CHI
to-day at the services.
A tennis ground has been prepared by
lovers OF this sport in the city at CO.
wardin Avenue and Porter Street.
Lily Council. Daughters of Liberty. will
or next Friday night go to Petersburg
via the new electric line in a body.
citizens interested in the city are look
Ing UP the ordinance of the street car
line. in an effort to see if the company
cannot be forced to sprinkle the streets
MI S t. Hancock. who was hurt so
badly some months ago by falling from
a car, is recovering slowly.
Mrs IS. d Baber. who for some time
has been i'll at her home on Fourteenth
Street. is so far recovered that she can
leave her room.
Miss Belle Horner. who was taken very
suddenly with appendicitis. was reported
to be somewhat better last night.
Mr.. Basse Ratte. who has been in the
city for several days visiting his
parents. will return to Newport News to-
day.
Mr. Basil Edwards was in the city yes
terday afternoon en- route to see his
sister IN Norfolk.
The little SON of Mr. j. L. Galloway.
who Is at the Old Dominion Hospital
under treatment. is reported to be much
better.
In printing the list-of-honor pupils
from the public school last week. the
name of Miss Pearl Cleatan was mad
rertantly omitted. Miss Cleaton stood
perfect in all her stuGies.
The pavilion ar Forest Hill Park is
being frightened with an application of
paint
Miss Emmie McLanchlan has returned
from Southern Pines. n. c., where she
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