The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31
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Fulton Bureau.
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at Fulton Baptist Church sunday. f1e
occupied the pulpit at 81 both services,
preaching to a large crowd & u
Ia Mr.. Leake will enter his new field OF
labor on Wednesday. At the morning SER
Vice at the close Of the sermon the follow
n = resolutions were read and adopt Ted by
"a rising vote, expressing the grief OF the
congregation at the departure. thanking
him for faithful service and wishing him
success: III, sBfS5 Z u fEi4
BE II resolved BY the members Of the
Fulton Baptist Church. in meeting assem-
sbeld this 10Th day OF March, 1900:
81 First that we deeply deplore the ire
yocable decision OF our pastor. y ev..5l5 " b
8. Leake, to soyer his come ction vii VI,
which has always been of the most pleas
ant, harmonious and cordial nature, but
believing the call for him to preach in
other fields to- have come from our
Father In Heaven. we submit, as In duty
bound, to- that authority to which We
should n always reyerently and humbly
bow. s III SES ss8s$
second, that we sincerely thank him,
FOL: the efficient. unselfsh manner aS In
which he has performed his whole duty
as pastor OF this church for more than
two years, no better evidence Of which
can be adduced than the present health
$ful, prosperous condh ton OF the church.
and we hereby extend to him and to HIS
good wife a most cordial invitation to re-
main members Of this band as long as
they may do 50 consistently with their
new duties. Nv sss
RS Third. that 4 In leaving us we beg to
assure our pastor that we shall not only
remember him. but shall pray that God I
may bless and crown his efforts with
abundant success, and that his earthly
Journey may lead In pleasant places, be-s
side the still waters and the green pass
lures OF this life = 81 Ii
Rev. Mr.. I4eake broke down with emo
ling. M s M SS5s ls5s IN
After the adoption OF the report there
was a general hand shaking between the
pas tor and members. S
AZ night Rev. Mr.. I.eake prea ched g,
powerful sermon to the unconverted which
was listened to by e. 4 arge aud lence.
3$ Mr.. Leake will continue his residence
In Fulton at present, but Will shortly
move to the center OF the city. L 8 n $4
The landslide and cavern on the Cow
ernment road was6$viewed Sunday by
thousands OF people from all sectionss
OF the city. It is a remarkab BILE sight, and
one worth visiting, The beautiful drives.
way looks now as II q cyclone had struck
Sit with terrific force. The road looks at
present as II It has not finished settl Ing
and fear Is felt by tho citizens who res
side near BY. City Engineer Cutshaw.S
Engineer Owens OF the War Department.
end Superintendent ], M, Bryant, have
held several consultations In the past few
days and no time Will be lost in opening
the road to travel. It Is estimated that
the road has been dana ged to the ex-s
tent Of about 5000. and It is felt that
more damage Will be done. The Sbeauti-
gful stone mounting on the spring has
Sbeenstorn away ana the sparkling stream
Sis flowing In every direction The en-i
glneers are at a loss to account for the
general landslide and "cave In, NJ 4
3a8 The Builders 4 League Of Denny Street
Methodist Episcopal q Church, will meet
Wednesday, afternoon with Mrs. w. ].
Mays, No. COZ State Street, ri N s
Miss Josie Rogers is quite sick at the
residence OF her father Captain George
M. Rogers, No. Bill N cholson Street, M
The new Council OF Daughters Of Lib.
gerty8 will meet tonight at Nelsen's Hall,
Miss Katie Hickman, OF Church Hi l
Is the guest Of Miss Roxy Brittle, Of the
williamsburg road, d ISL q s,SiA
Mr., Richard Truemnn Is Ill at his resi-,
Sdence, on WILLIAMSBURG Avenue,
5% The Peoples Drugstore Ills being re-
modelled and repaint ed. { New fixtures are
being added, presenting q handsome APP
a Mn John Nv. Turner who has been.
quite sick at his resi- ence at A1ari2H1 F.
Is much improved.
f#y Mr. Harry Teer left yesterd
itiinora to accept a positi1
i6tenton Wheel Company.
Messrs. James, Jol1
EOGrady left saturd2
MI, where they vera
OF their sister, NJ
extremely Ill.
NJ Stewart, the.l