The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28
FULTON NOTES.

k39 Revival services will begin tomorrow
night at tho Denny Street Methodist
Church and will continue two weeks. The
services will be conducted by the Rev.
George Wesley Jones, of Park Place
Methodist Church, Norfolk, Va The
singing will be under the direction of the
Rev. u. W. Eure, Of Matoaca, Chester
ted county, assisted by the chorister.,
Mr.. w. Hillary Reekcs.
The Rev. George Wesley Jones Is the
son OF the Rev. a. a. Jones, pastor or
T'enny Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
MIR. Jones held revival services at the
Denny Street Church last year. and met
WIKI much success.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Fulton
Baptist Church will meet tomorrow at
ternoon at o'clock in the lecture room
OF the Church. At the last meeting the
largest number since its organization was
in attendance.
The Young Peoples Society of the Ful-
ron Baptist Church Will meet tonight at
z o'clock Mt the Church. The subject will
be THE Great Sacrifice and the meet
ing will be led by Miss Willie Austin
The pulpit of the Denny Street Metho-
4 dist Episcopal Church will be occupied at
b both services to-day by the pastor, the
Rev, a. a. Jones. The'esubjeGt of the
morning sermon will be 1.-THE Secret of
Success" text Zuchariah ": G. Al the
evening service Mr.. Joness subject will be
"A Challenge TO Reason text Isaiah
AS.
The Builders League of the Denny
Street Methodist Episcopal Church will
meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
81 at the residence OF Mrs. w, j. Mays GOT
\ State Street
4 Street Methodist Episcopal Church will
meet Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock ut
the residence OF Mrs. Thompson, corner
OF Nicholson and Hopkins Streets.
Mr.. George Barker has been confined
by sickness several days at his home on
4 Louis!an Street.
Mrs, Henly Ball. who has been extreme
1y III for several weeks is slightly I'M
proved.
For several weeks a number OF we'll
known young men have been arranging
10 organize an athletic club and gym
nasium, They have been successful and
have occurred "a large house on the Cor
ner of williamsburg Avenue and Orleans
Street for their headquarters, where
they now have boxing gloves, Indian clubs,
punching bags, dumh-bclls and other
gymnasium paraphernalia. Several nights
ago the members held special meeting
and elected officers who are: president,
irving Rice; vce-president, Wallace Bal
lard; secretary, Louis Washer. Jr; treas
y
business men in this section have mani
Tested much interest in the young mems
undertaking, and are urging them to con
tinue their efforts as well as assisting
them in procuring The necessary appara-
BUS. Besides the gymnasium there will
be a reception parlor, leading room and
baths.
4 Mra. David Hepburn, Wife of tho pas
tor Of FULTON Baptist Church, who has
been Il! for several weeks. is able TO be
up.
A meeting VIII be held Tuesday night
at the Fulton Baptist Church for The pur-
pose Of organizing branch Of the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union IN
This section Of the city
ne hey. David Hepburn, who went 10
Lester Manor 10 conduct the funeral OF
AN Indian girl. has returned and win oc-
cupy his pulpit al both services to-day
The Rev. T.. l., Throokmopton, who has
been confined at his home several days
by illness, is able 10 he out
& The saturday night prayer-meetinG held
last night at the Fulton Baptist Church
pas Wei attended. These meetings con
tinue with an increasing interest.
The Rey. David Hepburn pastor OF
the Fulton Baptist Church, Was presented
with an advertising novelty by AN Indian
st Lester Manor last Thursday. The adj
yertIsemeni Is In the shape of FISH
made of gelatine, and when placed upon
The palm OF the hand moves about az
ii II were alive Mr Hepburn has de-
rived much amusement from the present
and appreciates II very much.
\ Mrs. Bpaeder. who has haeD III is some
Tshiit improved. She Is atgthc home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Rove, on GRAHAM
street.
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