The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29
NEWS FROM
Inside.
Dr.. Young to Preach in Fifth
Street Methodist Church
Tomorrow.
SENT ON TO THE GRAND JURY
Paid Liccnses-Hallowe'c Party,
Monday-Base- Ball To-day.
Meetings Tonight. &
Manchester Bureau. Times Dispatch.
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There will be special services at the
Fifth Street Methodist Church tomorrow.
In the morning at II A. NJ, Rev. W. j.
Young, D. D., pastor OF Centenary
Church, Richmond. will preach and at
night at 4:45, Rev. r.. NJ. Chandler, pastor
Of Central Church Manchester, will.
preach. 54. e SO
The pastor, Rev.gs.A. 3. Sharpe, will be
away on visit BY request to. a former
charge. and will preach at Reese's and
brakes Branch Churches. "a s
AT cowardin Avenue Christian Church,
Rev. c. Q. Woodward will continue the
meetings now being held there.
Tomorrow night several converts will
be baptized. The sermon will be to
men only.
Sent on to Grand Jury.
John Bingan Dunnivant, Luther God
sey, Bernard Burke Russell Farmer and
Frank Peters, who were arrested Thurs
day night on the charge Of breaking in
and entering the Standard Cotton Mills.
We're held yesterday for the grand jury.
The w. B. Plzxini Company, D. L.
Toney and w. d. Anderson were ordered
to take out licenses for their halls.
Big Rally Tonight.
a grand rally will be held tonight by
the Central Parker-Davis-Lamb Club at
the courthouse. Tho meeting will be
called at S p. N. Captain John Lamb,
J. Garland Pollard nd others will address
tho assembled voters An added zest
will be given to the Democratic assem-
blaGe by the knowledge that on the out
side before the market at Ninth and
Hull Streets. will be Republican gather
ing. which will be addressed by John NJ.
Ryall and George Hanson. Interest and
enthusiasm will be rife In the rival
camps
Baseball To-day.
Manchester Will this afternoon send
forth picked nine to play against
University College OF Medicine In Broad
Street Park The line-up for the two
teams will be as follows:
U. c. Mixing, G.; Leake, p; Wilson.
SIS; Tucker, h.; Hobsor,, 2b.; Joe White,
3D.; Sam White, RI; Kidd, CT. Blair, II.
MISUNDERSTANDING, C.. Jim Boss, p. );
Jones, S.: Jennings. H.. Ernest Boss,
2b.; Willie Jennings, 3d.: Candrey, rf.;:
Elkie CT.
Leake pitched for Randolph-A1acon
three years. King was catcher for Davis
College two years. Wilson played short
stop for Petersburg four years and White
played with University Of Virginia for
two years. s
MANY on the Manchester team are old
and recognized players. so the game
who are not who'll ytaken up with the.
football maniac.
Personals and Briefs.
A Halloween party will he given at the
home Of Miss Rubie Price No. East
Ninth Street. Monday evening from 5 to
Il o'clock for the benefit of Stockton
Street Baptist Church. a silver offering.
is asked for at the door Refreshments
will be served free.
Miss Mareyenc Vaughan. who has been
visiting here for ten days, will return
to King and Queen county to-day.
Mn S. E. Childrey and Miss Minnie
Newman were married yesterday evening
at the home of the bride, No ll3 West
Sixth Street 81
Mrs. NJ, j. Moore, wife OF Policeman
Moore. is said to be improving
Mrs. Edward Payne, who recently I'M
derwent an operation at Memorial Hos
pital, expects to be removed to her home
In East Ninth Street next week.
The organ recital held at Central NJ.
r. Church last night proved to lie quite
a success. There was large attend
ancc and the programme passed off to
the enjoyment OF all.