The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-22
FULTON NEWS.

The members Of Denny Street NJ. p.
Church and the community as whole
are much delighted over the return OF
Rev.aA. A. Jones to Denny Street NJ. z.
Church. ta Ii,
Rav. David Hepburn will III his pulpit
:at. the Fulton Baptist Church to-day.
His subject at II A. NJ will be Chris
tian's Hope: at night The Great 1nv1-
tation.'
II A young people society will be organ
lied Tonight at O'Clock at the Fulton
Baptist Church, All the young people Of
the church arc requested to be present.
fsDr, Tsp. Williams left last night for
Thacker, w. Va, whero he was called
to the bedside OF his brother, DR.. George
z. Williams, who is critically III.
Ruth. the little daughter OF Rev. David
Hepburn. Is now much improved after
hard illness.
The following Methodist ministers wore
In Fulton last week renewing old ac-
3quaintances and bidding their friends
good bye: Revs. y. T. Routten. George
Wesley Jones, ]. e. Oyler and r. 7.
Henrico Council, No. 7s3, Royal Area
Tuesday night, Ths occasion promises
TO be interesting. A class OF about
twenty new members will be Initiated.
Several grand officers will be present.
THE members OF IIenrlco are requested to
assemble at their hall ct 1880 O'Clock,
Mr.. FRANKLIN D. Wilson, Of R. L, tlar-
rison's drug store. has returned from a
short stay in Tennessee.
Mr.. Joseph Wood has resigned his
position with the State oyster navy and
has accepted the position as engineer
OF the yacht ''venturlc." Of Petersburg.
This yacht Is one Of the finest that ira
verse the James.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Weintsr have re-
turned from a visit to friends In upper
Henrico.
Mr. James Allen, of the Eastern Shore.
is the guest OF her son. Captain Frank
Thompson.
Mr.. c. Il. Thorpe is somewhat inn
proved to-day.
Miss Minnie Morton, OF staunton, is
the guest OF Dr.. George e. Bartsdale and
wife.
samue, Knufelt has leased tho store
formerly occuned by r. L.. Harrison,
md has opened q handsome and attrac
tive shoe store. ia
Mrs. Kay. who has been III at her resi-
derce, on Denny Street, Is improving.
Mr. Charles Smith. Jr., Is quite sick
at his residence, on Sta'.a Street. N
Tho berefit performance given by the
Daniels School OF Oratory Friday night
for the benefit OF Mettnnonl Tribe Of
Rcd Men, Mt tr., private theatre OF the
school, was we'll patronzed, The. tribe Is
raridly increasing its membership.
Mr. Ernest Whttlock, who Is a pa
tlent 1.-THE Memorial Hospital, 10 some
what improved, and will be able to ba
brought home In ABOUT two weeks.
Andrew Britton whose right arm was
broken last Saturday In an accident
at the Virginia and North Carolina
Wheel Works, is able to be out,
Miss Margaret Dausherty has returned
home after q nleasant stav with rela-
tivns In Portsmouth and Williamsburg.
Miss May Bowers. OF Williamsburg.
Is the guest Of Miss Margaret Daugherty
nr Graham Street.
Mrs. Dttn Goodman and Mr., James II.
Throcltmorton were married 3WedrHsdny
NIGHT at the residence OF Mr.. Charles
Rurkman, In Varina. The ceremonv was
performed by Rev, George H. sl'srff
and was witnessed by large number OF
Throekmorton Is a we'll known farmer
and his bride has host Of friends in
that section Of thts county
The Ladies' Auxiliary soc'nty Of
Denny Street. NJ, e, Church will meet
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Henry Fiji,
on Fulton FILL
Alderman Lewis Washer, who has been
III for several weeks, Is somewhat I'M
proved.
Mr., Charles Mccallev, eastern manager
Of the Acme Lead Works, OF Detroit
Mich. was tine guest this week OF his
hGothers, Archie and Gray McCallay
Captain Henry has returned home after
an extended visit through the Southern
States and Mexico.