The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
FULTON NEWS.

l1cnrlco Council, OF Royal ArcnnuV,R held an
enthusiastic meeting Thursday night After
an interesting session In which i've arplica.
The following officers we're elected for ne en-.
suing year ar Past Regent, w, ". FLOYD Reamsi
Nsssn o o:a 81 fs en levy
Waddiil;. Collector. W. ]. Kerr. secretary
Widas o,do os fsw,. ssns H. Wiley
g Grand s eoac,! Joseph Ds ers S!sSns!s
n II. tiarber lsasnus Nielsen Deputy. Grand
Regent Kemp: the hus,ing solicitor for the
% orS Ss Mee OK e
first Thnrsda y In January Will have a public
Mr.. John ". Turner and his daughter. Miss
Mamie Turner, are visiting relatives In Coz;
Percy Armstrong has returned to his home
Captain =. s. Rice on Denny Street.
Fulton Who have been living in Portsmouth,
VA. where Mr.. Dowden was employed at tho
navy yard, have returned to Fulton to reside.
Mr.. Dowden @ns among the large number ct
workmen I recently put or at tho yard. and
Will leave in a few days for northern shipyards
Mr.. Henderson Parker, who resides on
Louisiana Street was very much astonishel
ina wsn he ns
his enshouse. Some one had entered !. !. the /
Old Confederate soldier. He at once pro
during the war, which he looked upon. as
brother, and after examining y and finding ~
in good order prepared himself 70 Issue warm
who is visiting his brother Or. James I. VIII
West Point. VA.
Patric. Henry Council, Jr O. " !. A.; :, NJ viii y
s1L Fifth a H Streets
The Young Peoples Society OF the Fulton
Baptist church Will meet In the lecture room
Mr.. Bernard Seal has returned from trip
to Baltimore. 5.
Howard Adams, who has for some time
resided inS5 Fulton. will leave in a few days
for his old home IN Buckingham county.
Hsy Ha and sSn Ba Of h Mfe cb
mond Cedar Works are extremely III at their
home on Graham Street.
Mr.. Charles Smith. of Louisiana Street, who
sustained several painful injuries q few days
Methodist Episcopal church,. will meet Wednes-
dday afternoon at 3 O'Clock at the residence
Of Mrs, r: Hessn, on Williamsburg Avenue.
Methodist Episcopal church met and organ
lied slast wcelss The following officers were
President r. Nielsen; Secretary. william B.
Christian; Assistant Secretary. w 3. Bohan..
Miss Josie Rogers is improving after a recent
illness. and is. able to be up in her ROOM Il.
Mrs. Mary who has been quite ILL., is
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\ Mrs. Charles II. Smith. Of State Street, who
has been gconnued at her home for some time
on acc2untRof illness, Is much improved. g.J
The conln,mittee to arrange the programme
for the Christmas entertainment at the Full
ton Baptist church has been appointed and Is
busy making preparations for 7 he OCCASION
The following comprise the COMMITTEES: Misses
Willie Austin. Maud Duke, Bessie Block, Ruth
Harrison and Messrs. w. Floyd. Reams AZ I
bertsT. samues, George H. Duke and Horn
berger. s.5,asS e \
\ The Fulton branch OF the Young Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will meet to-
morrow night at the residence Of Mrs. Henry
II. Hill, on State Street. i Sg{sit III
The Ladies' Auxiliary, Society OF the Denny
Street Methodist Episcopal church, will meet
tomorrow at o'clock at the residence Of
Mrs. William II. Kelley on Denny Street. w
Following is the roll OF honor OF Reidsvle
School, Henrco county. for. the week end!nEI
December I'd Bertha johnson, Walter Whiting.
Perena Randolph. Alberta White, RebecGa
Randolph: Lee WashinEto Ohm Hundley,s
Joseph Barnes. Blanche Winston, Martha
Hundley Susie Morton, Lewis Braxton, Lucy
Jones and Jack Foster. 5glt ir5