The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-11
NEWS GATHERED
F ROM S0UTHsIDE.
There is No Smallpox Scare
in Manclles-
ter.
HEALTH BOARD is TO MEET
Entertainment in Baptist Church.
In the Churches.
Personals.
HEALTH BOARD is TO MEET

There is no smallpox scare in Manchcs-
ter The Board of Health will have u
called meeting this week and look into
the question thoroughly. If 1t is deemed
rxpedient a compulsory vaccination order.
wili be issued, but at this time such a
step is not thought necessary.
Last year there was compulsory vac
eination order issued, and practically
every citizen in the city was noculated
There are no cases of smallpox in Mali
chester One case is reported just outside
of the city. In the direction OF sswansboro,
and another case of II negro man is sand
10 exist on the Petersburg Turnpike.
Next Tuesday Night.
one of the most enjoyable evenings
OF music that Misunderstanding have had
an opportunity to enjoy for some time
viii be the entertainment given in Balm
bridge Street Baptist Church next Tues
day night The male quartettc from the
Ithaca Conservatory of Music will be the
principal! attraction. They will be. as
sisted by Miss Flora Stoll n reader OF
great ability. Those who wish TO enjoy
an evening of music and literature will
At Winfree's School.
A most delightful entertainment was
given at Winfree's School on rrlday night
for the benefit of the patrons. .le mouse
was filed to overlooking with friends and
visitors from all sections OF the country.
The programme was most cxcellently ar
ranged by Miss Cora SPAIN the teacher,
who cannot be celled. The entertain
"a oh slpe M IL
recitations, after which boxes and re-
freshmants were sold. the proceeds to be
used for identifying the school. About $50
was realized, Among those present were
Miss Lucy Spain, Miss Lucille Clay and
Mr.. Gresham. OF Petersburg
The sweetest music was rendered by
Miss Louise Wood. Tic occasion will long
be remembered by all that were pres
cnt.
Friends Surprised Her.
Miss Earle Hague. of No. 10 East Ninth
Street, was surprised Friday night by a
number of her friends calling on her.
Among those present were: Misses
Blanche IIaTgue. who assisted IN
receiving the guests; Florence Childress,
Halle Wharton, FLORENCE and AnT'1 Vest,
Roxfc Goodings, Martha Lee, Annie and
Lizzie McNarcc, Maggie Yates. Earle
Hague, lvia Taylor, Helen Hague; tom
Chairman, Otto Lee. Arthur Bishop. Raj
eigh Baugh. Howard Williams. Russell
CARRIER. Walter McNarce, Robert Whar-
ton. Jimmie Jones. Willie owens, Frank
Morris. Horace Williams. John Hendricks,
Lie Thomas, Johnnie Nolte. Willie Brooks,
Douglas Hague. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Hague.
After the Position.
No trouble is expected in having the
Board of Aldermen adopt the sanitary
ordinance which provides for the crea-
ton of the office of sanitary inspector at
a salary OF $40 per month. The Assem-
bly, concGrrcd in the action of the upper
branch in passing the ordinance, and now
tho measure will go back to the Board
for that body 10 adopt the clause which
names the salary.
Already there arc several avowcd can
didatcs for the position. Mr.. Dudley Ely
is candidate for the position, and so is
Air oscar TAYLOR. The friends of De-
pUty Sergeant Willard Martin are anx-
ious for him 10 announce his candidacy,
but as yet he has not said whether he
would accept the position or not.
In the Churches To-day.
At cambridge Street Baptist Church
there will be special music at both the
and evening service. In the
service the Gloria in Excelsis
viii be sung and Captain Frank Cum
of Richmond, will sing the Of
fertory. The programme at night in
cludes the following selections:
20. Come'Alr~Y e Faithful CNovollo),
abide With Me" CDonizcttD. to be sung
by a quartette composed of Mrs. Raincy
Shifiett Mrs. Allan P>tigrew. Captat,
Frank Cunningham and ". j. Morrlssett.
Rev. DIR. j. C. Goodrich. of the Amer
lean Bible socity. will preach at the
Central Methodist Church this morning.
lie has had extensive experience in the
philippines. and Will tell of the posses
sions there The pastor, Rev. j. Is. Jo-
life VIII Ill the pulpit at night. His
subject will he Unanswered Questions
OF the Bible; What is the Almighty That
We Should Serve IIim?"
In West End Methodist Church to-
day Rev. ]. r. Routten will preach this
morning on the subject The Credentials
of The Worlds Greatest Preacher" BY
request tonight he viii preach from the
subject ''Knighthood OF New Era
Asleep in Church" will be the subject
of the sermon tonight in Asbury Meth
odist Church by the pastor, Rev. j. Il.
Cuthrll.
After the regular service this morning
in Clopton Street Baptist Church, there
will be a congregational mectirn for
the purpose of accepting the plans for
the erection of a new edifice. Tonight
the pastor, Rev. j. b. Cook, will preach
from the text Conservation.
Beginning tonight there will be a re-
vival service held in oak Grove Church.
Rev. c. o. Woodward, pastor of Cowardm
Avenue Christian Church, will preach
every night this week in the church.
Regular services VIII be conducted in
the Presbyterian Church to-day. Sunday
school win be at $3.50 O'Clock in The
morning, and al y:i5 tonight the Vest
minister League will meet Rev. j. j. Fix
will preach in The morning and evening,
Personals and Briefs.
Mr.. John H. Broaddus,, OF Glen Nncn.
Is visiting Mr., r. c Broad5ua, % this
city.
Miss Bertha Fatson entertained a few
Of her friends 1T ~ birthday part, IN
her home. IN Swansbnro Friday night.
y coal miner, ON his way to the Goa
fields in West Virginia. was in Police