The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
FULTON NEWS.

"a Tho pupils Of Nicholson Stre.st school
Will render the following programme at
their Christmas celebration to-day:
Song "Welcomc." school chorus: song,
"Joy to the World" school; recitation,
Preparing for Christmas, =. Ircno Lynch;
recitation. December rni,,t8 Christian;
song, Santa Never Comes" Edna Joloy;
reading. Night Before Christmas Ruby
5Curric; song, Ring and Swing, school;
dialogue christmas III Other Lards;'
ten children; recitation, christmas Eye.I
Mary Mann; song. ''Christmas Tree
Song" school chorus; reading How. We
Hunted a Mouse, Grace Seay: recitation.
Nonsense Calendar" Lima BowIcs Duet
z"Christmas Is Here. Allen Rcams.
Smith: song. Sunshine and Rain"
school; recitation, Sling o Song OF Christ
mas" Myrtle Thompson; song, Christ,
mas ut Sea-" sixth grammar and chorus:
recitation, why Should We be Happy
thirteen children; song. Tho Lord Is my
Shepherd" six children; recitation,
Hang Up the Baby's Stocking. Mary
Conway: recitation, Give" six little
girls; reading. '"rhc Witness" Vernon
Rice; recitation, '"rlic Telephone Mes
sage Irene Day; song. Santa Claus
seventh and eighth primaries; recitation,
Santa Claus Home" Kato Brockwcll:
,recTtation The Two Stockings" Felicia
Walker; song. Music In tho Air" school.
Miss May II. Kirby well known
young lady OF the West End, and Mr..
Richard r. Williams. Of Fulton, will be
quietly married tonight at the residence.
OF the bride, No. 1919 Floyd Avenue.
Tho attendants will DC Mcssrs. Manly
Brown and John Seay.
Tho ceremony Will be performed by the
Rey. Weston Bruner Of Calvary Baptist
sh,,ro r. IA. MI VIC 1Vi1ltn,,,rg 1pi
make their home With the Eroomss
mother, No. 4l4 Denny Street, Fulton.
Hugh Davis had his left hand severely
injured while operating n saw ut tho Ce-
dar Works yesterday I1e was attended
by Or. b. i, Reams.
3 Mr. Andrew Butler, who has been Ill
for some time, Is now in u very serious
condition
rho Rcv.eA, "a. Jones, pastor OF Denny
yesterday for Norfolk Nf., where lie
viii spend the Christmas holidays with
his son. the Rev George Wesley Jones.
Mrs. Jones accompanied her llusband
3 Isham Wnymack, an employe OF the
American Ether Works. just below Full
ton. Is H. X
MIR Ernest 1vhitlock was on the street
yesterday after an illness of several I
months. M
MIS-, HUGH 1tlCc IL III N5GNCs5
NC. visiting friends and relatives.
Mr4and Mrs Cortland Lipford returned
Monday night from Halifax, n. Ct, where
they were married.
= Mr#and Mrs. Lipford Will reside with
tic BRIDES pa rents MI. and Mrs. Robert
Gauldng, on Seventh street.
Mrs. Clarke. the aged mother of Mrs.
William Merrldcw, Is quite Ill.
K MEGA. Argenbright.5 track foreman
Of tho $t,hesapeaka and Ohio Railroad, Is
spending his holiday with his family in
Kentucky,
MIS-. william Christian, who has been
iii at her homo on Nicholson Street, ID
improving slowly sS3 III
Miss Octayla WooQson has returned
after an extended Southern tour. On
tho way back Miss Woodson visited
Lynchburg and Natural Bridge.
Mrs Mary Wyatt continues III ut her
homo.
Dorsey" Throckmorton; who has been
nlHfor'the past week. is able to be out I
Mr,hJack Snead. who was attacked on
his place al Fowhatan by several negroes
and received several gashes across his
face from H. knife. Is getting well.
The remains of Mrs; Robert Craddock,
who died at l,,sr residence on Louisiana
street. Saturday morning, were taken
follower I4enrico county to be inferred IN
the family bury|pg ground Monday morn
Mn LucIus a. DaughcrAy, secretary and
TREASURER or tho Wrginlh Cedar WORKS.
or West Norfolk, Va, will rspend nls
Christmas holiday wlthThis father, the
Rev. John ~. Daughcrty' on draham
Street.
Tho Christmas entertainment OF the
Apostolic Sunday School VIII be l'eld
Christmas morning at the church
Mr., Chester Dwyer, formerly OF F'lll-
ton, who is how associated with Heller,
Hirsll.3h ana Company, fertilizer brokers.
Of. New York, Is spending his Ghfistmaa
holidays with his fatherfat Belmont"
near tic National Cemetery
Mrs. Ida lflinc, who has been ~ q
her 81, residence. dh Williamsburg Avenue,
is improving slowly.