The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-17

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a. A. Jones; Introduction Of Grand on
cers-Dr. James +. Crane (Thc oldest
member Of the counciD; Installation Of
the Offlcers-By Rev. f., IT, NJ Fadcn.
Grand Regent Of Virginia. assisted BY
Rev. w. NJ. Blckers as Grand Guide;
Welcome Address-Regent w. Floyd
Reams; Song-Twenty-f1rst Anniversary
Ode; Dnet-A1Isses lille and Matilda
Nielsen; Address-Henrlco Council 81
Years Ago, Rev. S. p. Waddill; Selection
old Hickory Quartette; Address rand
Regent. Rev.sF. r. McFaden; Eelectton-
Freeman and Wilson; Instrumental Mu-
sic-Davis Glec Club; Address Supreme
Representative Sol. L. Bloomberg: Solo
hfisa Matte Ellington: eSelectlon----yVei-
mer's, Orchestra; Address Grand secre-
tary. James NJ. Blanks; Selection-Old
Hickory Quartette; Humorous Talk
Bro. w. NJ Bickers; Address enrico
To-day" Rev. Geo. II. Duke; Recitation
MISC Day; Address - Bro. w. 7. Dabney:
observation-disclosures Orchestral; Closing
Hymn-"Blest Be the Tie that Binds;
Benediction-Rey. David Hepburn.
The council will hold business session
at o'clock. and the doors will be open
ed to the public at S O'Clock. Prominent
members OF the other councils will be
present and take part in the installation
OF the officers, which is very impressive.
The officers for the year are as follows:
Regent w. Floyd Reams; Vice-Regenr,
W. E!illy Reekes; Orator, George II.
Duke; Past Regent Joseph E. SorG; Sec
rotary. George w. Rogers; Treasurer,
Samuel r. Waddill; Collector. w. J.
Kerr: Chaplain. Albert T.. samuels;
Guide. BENZ. Levy; Warden. VIII. Dill
lard Sentry. Wiley c. Gill; Trustees,
George NJ. Rogers, J. H. CARRIER and r..
r. Harrison.
The meeting which is being held at
the fulton BAPTIST Church every Satur-
day night for young men and boys is
growing In interest and IN attendance.
THE Young Pc ople's Society OF Fulton
BAPTIST Church will hold It's regular meet
ing.to-night at1 o'clock. The subject Tor
discussion will be: 1.-The Superiority OF
Christ to Angels Tho meeting will be
led by Miss Nellie Heath.
Rev. David Hepburn, past tor OF Fulton
Baptist Church, reports that rho Sunday
school Is IN IL NOuFlSHlllH GOiluit|oii' I1o
was much pleased with last Sundays re-
port of attendance, being In excess OF
that Of any previous report since he has
been pastor Of the church,
The cottage prayer mcetlng Of tine
Fulton Baptist Church was held ut tilo
residence OF Mrs. Matthews. In Farrands7
vile, OH Friday night Instead OF thurs
day night, on account Of the address by
Mrs. Eager at the church on THURSDAY
night. u,
Mrs. tBotz, of Graham Street, has heen
removed to her home from the hospltaI
where she has been under treatment,
She was operated upon at the hospitai
and is now recovering rapidly
The s14-year-old son of Mr.. cash IS
suffering with an attack of3appendicitis'
John Smith continues quite III at the
-home OF Mrs. Tuck, on Graham Street.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Fulton Bap-
list Church Will meet tomorrow AFTER
noon at O'Clock at the church. This
society has recently purchased the. lot on
the corner Of Fulton and Graham Streets,
tupon. which a very handsome parsonage
will be erected, IN.
Mrs, Richard Crump, OF Fnrrandsville,
Is recovering from. q prolonged illness.