The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23
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VICES az the various churches Sunday
/ E'Ne eFidS-ce Of the renewed interest
aroused by the very able preaching Of tho
rev Is. Lacy Hoge OF Jackson. Ca. who
lor Ten days attracted large and attentive
CONGREGATIONS at the First Baptist
1 church. This gifted man OF God IS a ma
i've or MONTGOMERY county, being a son
or Mr. James Fulton HOge, a lawyer OF
ABILITY and eminent FOR his picty Rev
b. Lacy Hoge was himself q successful
lawyer until nine years ago when ne Was
called 70 the ministry. He Is a man OF
rare consecration and wonderful knovl-
edge OF the Scriptures. with the Rift OF
cloquence which has distinguished hts
FAMILY for many generations
The bazaars OF tho Episcopal and Pres
byterian churches held last Friday and
Shturcay' were very successful The
former realized So tho latter 50
1Ne Barlow and Wilson Minstrel Com
pany gave very creditable performance
at the Opera House Thursday night
Mrs. . W Sutton. OF BeisprinE Va
VINO was brought 20 tho hospital ten days
ago. suffering with appendicitis. ia dong
We" IL Is now thought she will escape
me necessity 90 an operation.
-liss Myrtle McMuilen. of the hospital
corps. WAS sent yesterday to Allison =. 10
nurse young MI Caifee. who has been nl
"lth typhoid fever fOr some weeks
Mr Kyle sumptcr, OF Floyd county. n
steam shovel man. VINO was shot az
"a
i.iif i54TkAoluer. OF Roanoke. and whose
ITO was despaired % for several DAYS.
t.e bullet having pierced the liver and
lttcstnes. causing an alarming internal
hemorrhage. has recovered fully from his
injury ana left tile hospital FOR his home
Miss Myrtle shear. OF Biacksburr. who
mas been in the hospital for a month un-
DER surgical care. returned % her home
today
During tie ton months of the existence
~ tAe valley View Hospital. there have
ufen hfteen shooting cases from the Tide
cater construction. six Of :hem fatal. with
t"o fatal cases outside OF the Tidcwater
construction t-p 70 the present moment
IN only two OF the seventeen cases has
'ns known cnort been made 20 bring the
oicnding gunners 10 justice
The total invalid population ~ tie Val
Joy View Hospital is now twenty-five.
WIN t4e promise - two more patients
to-day.
me 'Hiif' les arc busy with preparations
Tor thelr Christmas entertainments Mon
daF night the First Baptist Sundav-s-l,oo1
".u have "a Christmas tree. With the can
iata Kris kriugie and Ills Grow" The
same evening the Christian Suudav-school
VIII have their entertainment ON Christ
mas night the Grove Avenue Methodist
sundays nool VIII have their tree. with
Tie cautatl. Christmas Messengers" on
Wednesday night the Bourn. Memorial
Srnday-school viii have varied pro-
gram OF entertainment The Presbyterian
Sunday school IN the East Ward viii also
nave tneir Christmas tree on Wednesday
night on Thursday night the Christian
tnurch IN the West Ward will have their
entertainment and at the same time the
Presbyterian and Baptist Mission Sunday
schools VIII have union entertainment
~ tie Presbyterian Church The Episcopal
SUNDAY -schooi viii also have a Christmas
tree that night AT u O'Clock on Sunday
morning at Grove Avenue Methodist
CAurch tho choir Will render special
Christmas music. and at o'clock in The
afternoon az the Central Presbyterian
Church there Will also be special music.
The following young people are NJ hcu1a
for the holidays: Misses Alice Jones. OF
Martha Washington College: Kathleen
and Lucille Cassel. Of Virginia College.
Willie harvey. Of HoIins: JuHa and
Minnie Iugies. OF Lewisburg Female In
sttlte. Agnes Mlcou and Afar~ l2a1..
scott. OF StOuewall Jackson. Maud John
son. Of Virginia Institute: Virginia Aiken.
Of Suilins, Myrtle Mottesherd, OF Viz
ginia Christian College: Retta Worley.
/ OF Piedmont Business College and NJ
/ Fitzhugh Pickle. OF Roanoke College.
The Radford German Club will give
german at the Opera House Friday
the 2Sth.
The schools in Radford VIII close to-
morrow for the holidays The following
teachers in go 20 their homes. Miss
Lee Perry to Culpeper. Mss Ger. 10 cal
/ lahan 10 Chattanooga. Miss Scotia Starke
10 Natural Bridge. Miss Sallie Cox to
Farm1ue. Miss Margaret Gordon =,
Fredericksburg. Miss Mamie Guthrie. who
has sufficiently recovered from her gun
shot wound to stand the trip 10 Ivncb-
burg, and Miss Mary Eagle to Doc Fyiu
Highland county.
Misses Mildred and Maud Pamplin and
their brother. Mr.. Harry Pamplin viii
leave tomorrow for an extended South
ern trip. They viii be Joined by their
orother. Mr.. VIII Pamplin. az Jackson
vile, and they expect 70 spend Christ
mas day in Havana
Mr.. /. ". Clark returned fron, c,
Luke's Hospital Richmond, Monday. His
many friends will be glad TO know tbqt
he IS greatly improved
Mrs. Fields Baldwin and little son. 7
Fields Jr.. returned Tuesday from
Memorial Hospital. Richmond, accompa-
MED by Mrs. W. T. Baldwin. Jr.
Mr.. Henry McHarg Jr.. superinte,5o.,.
OF the furnaces Of the V. I. c. q q
Company. is again located at Radford
Mrs. McHarg viii join him at the IVES,
End Hotel early in January.
Mr.. e. II. Snider, Of Bristol draughts-
man at the furnace, is also at the West
End Hotel.
Mr.. Byrd Newton. OF Richmond. has
accepted tho position OF assistant r,aT
ager Of the furnace. and Is sfavi1o =.
the West End Hotel a.
MT. Hugh McGrann. who has been &,
the city for few days. left TO-DAY for
Ennis. w Va to spend Christmas v,;.t
his sister. WIN
The Ladies Aid Society % the Vvest t-,,s
Presbyterian Church. Will give an erter-
tainment. at the residence Of Mrs WI
Ham Ingles on Saturday, the 29th s.,
noon TIL II o'clock. The car service I'm
oe extended until u:15 for the oocss,o~
oysters, turkey. salad. coffee. etc, viii
1,',,, served at reasonable prices Music
VIII be a special feature OF tbo . .sp
tainment enteI-
box OF canned fruits ma vinoe -,
were on exhibition n. the f2s-se' W--iCH
and which me-. - ~ NeNuipfC Fair,