The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-07
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Mr.. Thomas ]. Teage the superintend-
ent of Fairmount Sunday school was
elected president Of the Epworth League
for the coming year at tho business meet
ing held after the services Wednesday
night.
Mr.. Leslie Butler has returned home
after an absence Of two weeks away on
business.
Charlie. the infant child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles P. Perkins, continues quito
MI
Miss Ada Holmes has returned to her
home in Hanover county fter M g pleasant j,
the avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Troxler,, OF No.
300 Twenty-first Street, left Friday Tor
Mr.. S. N. Collins. who was paralyzeeidi
some weeks ago, and has been quite III
ever since, has been adjudged insane and
burg just as soon as he can be taken
Mrs. Harris Of Newport News, Is visit
Ing her sister. Mrs. w. II. Rhodes, on
| Twenty-second Street.
Little Violet Sterling. is quite sick at
the home of her parents on Twenty-sec-
ond Street.
Little Luther Cox is now able. to sit up
after serious illness Of several months
Mrs. B. II. Thompson and Miss Jennie
has returned home from Baltimore. where
the funeral Of Mr. Robbitts, brother Of
Mrs. Thompson.
Miss Annie lie seg q a
land. on Twenty-second Street.
Miss. Nellie and Ettle Smith will leave
in fey days for Willi ls.naSIs where
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Beadles of Han
over county. visited their daughter, Mrs,
Morrison, this week, who Is quite III.
Mrs. John Haynes is visiting her pa
rents In Buckingham county. 5Ss
Miss Susie Heekler. of Mechanicsville
Turnpike has Joined her mother and sis
ginia. where they will spend some time
during the summer months
The many friends of Mr., Willie OVERLY
the loss Of his right hand. 1t was SO bad
ly mashed that amputation was neces-
sary. Mrs. OVERLY has returned homo
in attendance on her father. who recently
had his leg broken
Misses Mary Babcocl1 and Mary Sween-
ey, nieces of Rev, j. o. Babcock. who
have returned to their homes In Appomat-
toX county.
Hanover county, where she viii spend the
Mrs; Luther Smith has been appointed
president Of the Junior Epworth League
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Minson have re-
they visited relatives last week. =
c.. is the guest Of Mrs. =. z. Richardson
at No 1903 F,llirmount Avenue.
Mrs. Alice Cornish is stu indGiIs Is pc d
Mrs. John Haynes. Of Twentsy-arst
Street, is in Buckingham county, spend
ing 5ames tme w sdn h e Geapan clifton
on Twenty-second Street. Is confined to
his. home by, sickness.
Mr.. Germelman has completed HI, his new
residence and store, at No. 1903 Twenty
second Street and has stocked the latter
with fine line Of new goods, much to
the convenience of tho citizens of that
child Of Mrs, Matte jones', Of Chelsea
Hill, died Sunday. after an illness Of sew
suddenly taken away in the prime of life.
a few months ago. The funeral service
took place at the Chelsea Hi Methodist
tor. Rev. j.. O.. Babcocll. The burial was
Mr.. 4. N. Calhoun, Of Nottoway coun-
Mrs Mary Miller, on Twenty-third Street,
Visit Visit another t daughter. Mrs, Gillian
MIS- Alwine Germelman. Of e.! No y lao. l4ss
Louisvile. Ky. after visit to Mrs.
w LaMs f Morfa who G has besn away on
! three-years' cruise in tho United States
navy, has returned, home and Is with
| his parents on Mechanicsville Turnpike,
ed the following officers: Past Command
err, p, NJ. Barlow; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
| VIM. II. OHenhan; Record Keeper j. NJ,
Beison; Chaplain, w. w Pendleton Ser
geant w. RI Mcdowell: First Master of
Guards Zachery; Second Master of
Guards, D. S. Barlow: Master at Arms,
Mr.. Houchen; Sentinel and Picket, T. s.
Manly
J. s, Rrauer, w, w. Pendleton and j.
n Pace will attend the Methodist District
Conference, In Smithtield, next week.