The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13
FULTON NOTES.

Regular services VIII DC Collo uSsSu 81 g.
;rulton BAPTIST Church to-day by the pas
x Ior Rev. David Hepburn At the morn
Ing service Mr.. Hepburn Will take Tor ms ms
subject ."rhe Souls Sweet Horne" At
". M.. the subject will be THE Sinners
Conflict in Coming to Christ. =,
n l,cv. a. a. Jones, the pastor WI con-
duct both services at Denny Street Meth
+ odst Episcopal Church. Mr.. Jones sub
acct for the morning discourse viii pc
1.-THE Marriage OF the Kings Son. ~
ttc evening service at 1880 O'Clock the
subject Will be ."rhe Parable OF the Ten 7 IN
Virgins.
Jno. w. Dnugherty will preach at both
EGrvlces At the morning service the SUI o.
jcct viii be ."Thc Sealing With the: HOLY
y snlrit.' The evening subject VIII be
I '"rho Bottomless Pit; What 1t Is is and
The annual election Of officers OF the
Fulton Baptist Sunday School will take
place Tuesday night.
aIessrs. Samuel W. Crews and Lemuel
q f$Leonard have been ordained as elders
4 Of the Apostolic Church; . ~, -
The several Sunday. Schools In Fulton
arc getting ready for their Christmas en-
+ tcrtaI nmcnts. t a N l L.i ;sz6 s.5. .
Die, the infant son Of Dir and Mrs
\ III 10. Schonbergcr, who has been III for
: aie past week. Is much I'm approved. III II
The Young Peoples Meeting, which is
Jeld every Sunday night at the Fulton
Baptist Church. Is attracting a good deal
b o.: attention. At the meeting last Sunday
right the largest number OF persons at
tended than at any previous meeting:
Miss Rachel Reams and committee
are busy making arrangements for the
Observance OF Christmas by the Sunday
School Of the Apostolic Church.
The condition OF Mrs. Henry Ball, who
has been i'll at her residence on Graham
Street Is somewha t i'm proved.
Mr.. Andrew Boulware continues III at
hts residence on State Street.
The little daughter Of Mr.. Joseph Hart,
!. who has bad an attack OF erysipelas, IS
getting along nicely under the care OF
& Ir. George L. Bnrksdalc.
Mrs. Mayme Brown Moore Is quite III
at the home OF her husband. NJ. J. Moore,
on Seventh Street. Her sister, Miss Katie
Brown OF West End. Is attending her.
Virginia Council, D. OF L.. met Friday
right at Nelson's Hall.
Powhatan Council. D. OF Il, held an In
tercsting session on Thursday night at
Kersc's Hall, on Orleans Street.
The store at 5O9 Louisiana Street, at
which Mr., Wilson e. Reams formerly
conducted a grocery, Is now occupied by
Mr. ]. Il. MeNeIll, who will carry on q
grocery and confectionery.
Miss Eta Gilmer, OF Hanover. county,
IS the guest of Miss Mayme Turner at
l,:r home. on Marion HILL.
The Builders League OF Denny Street
Methodist Episcopal Church met W ed
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Lee JORDAN,
on williamsburg Avenue
a finch party was given on Tuesday
/, right at the residence OF Mr.. W. Floyd
+ Il0ams, on Nicholson Street. Among those
present were: Mrs. w. Floyd Reams,
Misses Emma Parr, Lucy Brown. Mayme
Jordan, Bessie Wells and Monte Z Leon
ard, Messrs. w. Floyd Reams, a. r. Nc
= Culley. Geo. w. Rogers, a pleasant even
ing was spent by all present, and O. sug-
gostlon offered to organize Il finch club.
s Mrs. Richard p. Craddock, who mas
G been extremely III for some time. Is i'm
proving slowly.
James Jordan is III at his home on
* Fulton Street. The two Infant children
Cf MIR. Jordan are also ILL.,
Mrs. Christian is III at her. home on
Nicholson Street. Sat
Aurlan, NJ, Butler is III at his home on
y Graham.
Captain James Cline II, a. Cavedo and
Mr.. Mara Bile returned yesterday after,
noon from a hunting trip down the river
They brought back a boat load OF part
N ridges,
Mr., Nelson Enroughty continues III al
4 nj! residence on Seventh Street. d,
+. 1'he choir OF Fulton BaptIct Church has
pcgun practicing Christmas music.
-,rIe cottage prayer meetings organized
by the Young Peoples Union OF Fultor
baptist Church, met for the first time