The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
REV. 6. W. YOUNG TO SPEAK

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! Dealt, 81 Mrs. Roak Moi1lentairly
Expected Marriage.
Personals and Briefs.
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NJ Manchester Bureau, Dispatch.
$55,'s. 1los Hull street.
AZ West End Alet,,odist Church, iii
Swunsboro. this afternoon there Will he
u great rally OF the Anti-Saloon League
followers Rev. George w. West, sccre-
tary Of tho Lcugue In the State will
deliver an address and Rev. G. W. Young,
II vice president Of the American Anti
Saloon League will make talk to
t those who attend the church,. RI III
Rcv. Mr.. Young Is conceded 10 be an
effective platform speaker. lie has adj
dressed audiences upon the temperance
question In every State In the Union, and
the indications are that IL large crowd
viii hear him this afternoon M NJ
The Antt-Suloon League OF SwansDoro,
IL growing IN membership each DAY ana
some OF the most nfluen tiAl citizens OF
II the place are daily working 10 make u
II stronger. IN
Building Tabernacle.
These members Of the Bible class OF
4s Cowardiil Avenue Christian Church nave
Y taken It upon themselves TO erect tab
f ernacle In which services may be held
4 while /: new church Is being built for the
Rev. c. Q. Woodward, pastor OF the
church r. W. Adkins. Dstl G. Bailey. Z.
L. Bergman, BERTHE Blunt, II. J.. Bulli-
faunt,EsP ID. Bass, Willie Campbell, II G.
@. Criddle. II. l.. Ellis, John Ellis. J. F.
Fry, G. r. Fry, G. 7. Fowler, Q. II. Goode,,
", F. Huband w. L. Huband. Clarence
Heath, John Hendricks, y. NJ. linnant,
Clarence HInnant, j. l.. Moies' 3. =.
y Pntram. Thomas Robertson. Basil Slaugh-
ter Willie snesnss. Henry Snclings,s
\ r. II. SncllingH, Joe Roach. =. l.. Toney,
Logan WorshanI, Nat Wilson,. John WIKI
erson. Russell Turner, Berkeley Harris,
NJ. NJ. Alnyncr. L. l.. irwin, John Fergus
son. j. r. Godscy, J. E. Spain, Ben Be
Der, w. L. Harraway. II. A. lawson.
Frank Mallory, II. a. Williams, a. r.
Craig. j. II. Crouch, Willie Rush, c. Fl.
Mazingo. j.. II. Wood, j. Phillips. II. a.
\ Royal ". II. Harris, j. II. Willis, Col
man Williams. Douglas Hague. w. o..
Goodc, Robert Bclcher Willie Jackson,
Robert Warren, c. L. Frost. Ollie Bur-
russ. T. NJ. Martin, Colin Ma thews c.
r. Wood. 4. G. FIintoff. G. II. Welsh
4 and John Martin.
The tabernacle Is to be testimonial
.
that the Rev. Mr.. Woodward Is held by
his pupils.
Not Expected to Live.
Mrs. Roals the wife OF Motorman Roak.
who was 80 terribly burned about two
weeks ugo while preparing breakfast for
~ her husband, is Just alive at the Vir-
ginin Hospital. She Is not expected to
live through the day. The. husband Is
3 almost distracted with grief and has not
been able to work since the nccldent.3E5
When She was first burned 1t was not
thought that Mrs. Roak could live through
THE day. Each day she appeared to be
Improving. until this week. when 1t was
81 manifest that she could hold out but
little while longer.
Beautiful Welding.
one Of the mos, interesting marriages
of recent date was solcmnzcd at Cowar-
(. din Avenue Christian Church. on April
18th, at Z O'Clock p. NJ, when Mr. Rich
ard II. Schmidt, OF Richmond, led to the
altar, Miss Florence Lillian Jeffries. one
ST OF Manchcsters most popular daughters
The bridal party entered the church to
the strains Of the wedding march, rem
dered by Miss Helen Schmidt. The bride,
gowned In a handsome travelling suit and
carrying shower bouquet OF lilies OF the
valley, entered with her maid OF honor,
Miss Blanche Jeffries, who wore love-
" gown of white, and carried maiden
hair ferns, tied with mass OF tulle.
They were met at the altar by the bride
groom and his best man, Mr.. Henry
c. Schmidt.
Il Amid the decorations OF potted plants
the ceremony was performed by the pas
tor OF the church., Rev. c. Q. Wood
ward. l5
The bridesmaids were Misses Agnes v.
Smith and Alma w, Schmidt, while
Messrs. Fred II. Poehler, Alfred Schmidt,
& DR.. j. A. keck and William Schmidt
were ushers.
After a tour of the Northern cities
the couple will be at home to their friends
at FOG North Fifth Street.
Personals and Briefs.
Mrs. w. #. Pugh. OF West Fourteenth
Street. who has been Ill at the Memorial
Hospital. has returned to her home much
improved In health.
Rev Asa Drscoll. former pastor Of
z Fifth Street Methodist Church. In Man
chester, Is very III at his home In Chapel
Street, Newport News.
Mr.. A. G.. Fllntoff. OF McDonough
Street, Is at tho Memorial Hospital for
treatment,
After an illness OF several weeks. Mrs.
j.. II. Nichols. OF Hull Street, Is able to
be about.
Revival services will begin In Asbury
Methodist Church Tonight.
Rev. George W, Young, OF tho Anti
Saloon League, will preach this morning
In Central Methodist Church.
Alton HILL n negro, was arrested yes
terday on the charge OF beating his wife.
s1il Mr.. j. w. Hancock, Of Moseley's juno
tIon, Is In Manchester on business
The funeral OF Mrs. Lavnla Wlnfree,
who died at her home on cambridge
Street Friday morning, took place from
Asbury Methodist Church at o'clock
yesterday afternoon. 1nterment was made
In Maury Cemetery.
The Bainbridge Street Sunday school
will have Its annual picnic on June 2lst
10 Pine Beach.
Mr.. ]. II. Holt, OF Petersburg. who has
been visiting relatives In Manchester and
Chesterfield county, has returned to MS
home.