The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-25
NEWS GATHERED
FROM RI IN S0U|T'HS|OE
Mrs. Peplc Dead From Shock
Received iii Fridays
Storm.
CHURCH SERVICES TOD
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a No. 1l02 Hull Street.
L Mrs. EVA Carer Peple, wife of Gus
tavus A. Peple, died at o'clock yes
/. terday morning, in her home No. 14l1
+ Porter Street, as the result of shock
experienced In the severe electrical storm
yesterday. Shortly previous to her
death, her newborn child died. The
double death was a severe shock to
her husband and friends
Besides her husband. Mrs. Peplc leaves
two children, Gustavus, Jr., eight years
old, and Mary, three years old.
Mrs. Pepe was we'll known young
married woman and was highly estcen-
ed and loved I'M the circle in which
she moved. Her death will be felt sin
ccrely az a great loss by NIL who knew
her, FOR she was renowned for her many
deeds of kindness and bencliccncc.
The funeral will take place at o'clock
this afternoon from Meade Memorial
Church, Of which she was faithful
member. Interment will be IN Holly
wood Cemetery.
ScIVlCeS 4 O-lQOITOW.
At cambridge Street Baptist Church
the pastor, Rev =. V. Badly. D. D..
will preach at II A. NJ. and again at
sis r. NJ. This will be the pastors
last Sunday with his people before
leaving for HIS trip 10 Europe. Or.
Badly leaves Manchester Tuesday and
goes to, New York via the Old Domin-
lon steamer. He will sail from New
York Friday, June Goth, on the White
Star Line steamer Celtic. Returning,
Dr.. Badly expects to sail from Liver
pool August % on the Cunard liner Cam:
MIA.
During the pastor's absence in attend
ance on the Worlds Baptist Congress
In London. the pulpit will be supplied
in July and August as follows: July 2, Q
and 1G, Mr.. II. c. Dunn, of Richmond
College; July % and 3d. Rev. B. Lacy
Hoge, Jackson, Ca; Angus I g. 1s and
20, Rev. B. Lacy Hogc, and August IL
Rev. j.. z. Hicks. Danville, Va
The leaders OF the prayer meetings
will be: June %. w. Brands; July ., J. FL
Utz; July IL. S. r, Phillips; July 10. e. A.
Lamb; July Is. a. s. Frostick; August 2
| C. A. Watkins: August O. ], r. Harrison;
August is, H. w. Goodwin; August o.
]. i. .Blanton, and August 30, B. r. Bar.
kerr These members will either lead
or provide a leader for the prayer meet
ings on the dates assigned.
The pastor earnestly requests the
members OF the church to make a spe-
cial effort to attend these meetings ana
hopes 10 be remembered In the prayers
OF his people,. mir. Badly expects 10
returnIin time to preach the lrst sun
day in September. r55.,
under tho auspices OF the Workers
League Sunday. July 30th, at S:l5 7. NJ.
In place Of the evening sermon.
! Al Asbury Church the pastor. Rev. D.
r, Hudson. will preach at both services
His morning theme Will be The Jewelry
of Heaven and at night ne VIII spcafh-
on Deborah and Barak
Rev. DR.. Cridlin will preach az nolh ser
vices in stockton Street Baptist Churcn.
His subject in the morning will be God $
Love and Care for His People" At mig NJ
hjs 4 heme will be s1he Most Important
Thing in This Life!''aS iJ.
Rev. r.. M. Chandler. pastor OF Central
Methodist Episcopal Church, Will preach
al both services. His morning suo1ect
win be 'The Union of Christ and Hi3
Pcople, Typlfied by the Marital Tie. AZ
nieht his theme will be Losing Life ~
Saving 1t. and Saving Life by Losing IT.
TO Build a. Parsonage.
Rev. ]. T. Routten, pastor OF West End
MetnOQlSt sSSUuTCtl, Paoo1 S'''A
ably with his scheme to raise money Tor
tho building OF n parsonage. At present
the West End Church has no parsonage.
ana the need Of one has long been Q
sorely felt want. Mr.. Routten's plan for
the Raising of the necessary funds IS 70
sell stock In the building at $40 snare.
This stock is not, of course. representa-
tive Of any pecuniary benefit 70 resui.
to tho owners. Buyers pay one-thlr
down and the balance In three years time.
| AT the end Of that time the owners OF
tho stock will be presented with beau
| ifullithographlc picture OF the parsonage
Mr.. Routten' s idea Is working out splen-
dldly, for. 1t is learned nearly al OF the
"stock" has been disposed OF.
Personals and Briefs.
Mr.. r. Whitaker, an engineer employed
| at tho Manchester Water Works. yester-
day caught his thumb In some machinery
and 1t was SO badly mangled that It was
Great preparations are being made for
| tho lawn party to be given at the nome
| Of Mr.. C. u, Bass at old Cerseley's Grove,
| by the ladies' Of the West End Methodist
| Episcopal Church.
Mrs. u. v. Badly. with her children,
| Frank Hugh and Elizabeth, VIII leave
! for Aiken, s. c., tomorrow evening. Ihey
viii visit Mrs. Baldys parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. *. Henderson, during Rev. =. W
| Baldy's vacation trip abroad.
The Manchester Pets yesterday detealed
tho Blue Gents by score Of 10 to !,
| rho Manchester Pets arc doing their best
to get to tho top. IL possible lGlleay and
strount made UP the battery for tfo
Pets, and Baugh and Johnson We're the
battery for the Blue Gents.
There VIII be u joint meeting OF the
| CITY Assembly Tuesday night for the pur-
nose NJ electing four members OF the
school board for the ensuing term,
4 meeting Of the board " supervisors
of Chesterfield county Will be held to-
morrow at the courthouse.
Mrs wv, a. Wilson and Miss Emel'ne
Fanes, of Atlanta, Ga, are visiting MI,
and Mrs D. =. Pulliam In their home,
| No. lids Porter Street.
L NJ. : Ilc,II NIL NJ