The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16
REVIVAL
SERVICES
Will Begin at High Street
Church Next Sunday Night.
ON SUNDAY-SCHO WORK
Brief. Addresses We're Made Last Night
on This Subject -Y. W. Q. TIL VIII 8
Give a Reception to its Active B
and Honorary Members
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5T& Especial to Tho TlmeS-DlspalCtAl
PETERSBURG, VA, April ia se-
ries Of revival services Will begin OF High
Street Church next Sunday night. Tho pas
tor, Rev. George u. Booker, will be as
sisted In the preaching by Rev. u We yes
ley Jones. OF Norfolk. Tho singing will
he led by Rev. John nure, Of Matonc "a
Services at High-street Church tonight
were under the auspices of the Sunday
school. Brief addresses were made by
eminent minister's and lhymen on Sunday.
school work. rho chief topic Of discussion
was How to Secure and Hold Scholars
and Mcmbers."4N 1ts "a
The Jennie Casseday Y. w. c. IT. U.
will give reception to#i active anu
honorary members lto-monrow evening
at the home OF ROY. G. o. Woodward. on
Pine Street.
y William Johnson. alias Fred. N1ickle.
and William Haulcym, employees ct the
Petersburg shipbuiding Company's yards
In this city, were before the Mayor this
morning, charged with stealing copper
fl ON tho company. Their case was con-
tinued. The company knew nothing OF
tic theft OF the copper, but 1t was sus-
pected by the police on account or the
reports each day made by Mr. Ell lAuli.
Junk dealer In this city. The two ne
ErOeS came 10 Et>GterSUlIeh ultSl tllc hA66
Sllipyards closed down In Richmond.
Ihe body OF Mr.. s.. G. Gill, OF Roanoke,
who was killed by falling under an engine
on che Norfolk and Western Railway,
where ne was employed, Will be Drought
to Petersburg and buried In Blandford
Cemetery tomorrow.
Tho Carpenters and Joiners' Union or
Petersburg will celebrate tomorrow eve
Ming at Red Men 8 Hall. Delegations
from two Richmond unions will be pres
emit Mr.. IT.. II. F'aison will deliver the
address OF the evening.
carnival will DO held In Petersburg
for week, beginning May TIN, for the
benefit OF the uniform rank, knights or
3Pythlas, OF this city.
d rho crowd that braved the heavy rain
fall last evening to SEQ IInyerley's Mas
todon Minstrels felt well repaid for their
trouble. t9. Al s3 CD s5s az,
7 a report now comes that Petersburg Is
to have no baseball team this season
Mr.. John r. Jones, who is said TO be
the mana ger OF the team, says he VIII
not accept the management.
Mr.. Perry Derby, for several years as
slstant secretary at the Young Mems
Christian Association IN this city. left TO-
day for Maumet, w. Va, where he has
accepted a position with the Nlaumet Goal
Company OF that place. Tho position
made vacant IS being temporary t,1l flleu
by Mr.. Mason Fiji, OF tnls CT w.
Upon the invitation OF the Board Of
Directors of the association. tho annual
conference Of general secretaries and all
paid employees OF the State Association
will hold their conference in this his city
4 In May.
The Right Rev Bishop A. M. Randolph,
of the Southern Diocese Of Virglnia..
preached and held confirmation services
at ST. Andrews Chapel. on Halifax
street, this evening. 5 i's III sai4.y Is
There was a full attendance at a meet
Inc. Of the Clerks Union held last night.
The union has accepted an Invitation to
attend a smoker to be given, by the Car
pcnters' Union at Red Mems Hall Thurs
day night