The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
NEWS GATHERED
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\ Masons Will Attend Special,
N Services at5Baptist Church Il
Tonight.
OF n! Z. A. M. FOWLER E! |
BodySof Young bridegroom: .s Sent
Il to Powl,atan3. County for
Interf1ent- Personals.
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SEAdanchester bureau. li1es, L es
7 Il spccinl services BY Manchester IooEe.
No 4, a.. F.. & a. Nj, will be held e. 70
gnirht II In Bninbridge 20 Street l3aptist
Church. The following Is tho programme
for the occasion.
S orgar, Prelude. MIR. w. K. Mathews 3.
voluntary. ..Goria In Excelsis wilson y.
sQuartette. Hymn No. $50. Scripture
Heading, Ecclesiastes xliil-7, Rev. IT. :
IL; ". Badly. Prayer. Rev.. Dr. - p s. J,
sBaldy. offertorS, TIE y eu I'M y, IN ~
tGeiber. tonartette. Hymn no. ays. I, q
&|i The officers OF the lodge are John K.
Robertson, worshipful master; Aaron u.
4 Sampson, senior warden; Henry a. Mali
r,ceY junior warden; William w. POOL
treasurer: Robert d. Brown, secretary
Cha rles a. Watkins. senior deacon John 4
#Ga Saunders Junior deacon /; Rev john
E.W. tKincheloe. Rev. Asa Drtscoll. chap
sains; Junius A. Williamson. Sir tiler;g
Jacob Levy, steward.
Funeral Of Mr.. Fowler.
l5.ssyrhe funeral OF Mr.. a.. M Fowler. the
bridegroom, who died IN Denver Coli
last week, took place from the home Of
his father, Mr.. John Fowler, In Swans MS
shoro yesterday morning. The body was
sent to Powhatan county for tntermen1:s
VET THO deceased was married about three
Weeks ago, Miss Susie Harris becoming
sf,is bride. IA The marriage occurred while
the couple were In a carriage, the KEY Key.
o. Woodward. OF Cowardln Il Avenue
sChristian Church, performing the BcerHe re-
i1l,ony. ~. I, 81
health, Mr. Fowler left with his young
wife for Colorado. and had been there
less than a month when he died.
Lead Kindly Light
/. The most Impressive number on the
4 broEramn1e Of the High School COM
Y rencement was lead, Kindly Light
/: sung BY Bainbridg &c Baptist choir assist SIS +
ga by Rev. Mr.. " oodWard, and exquislt tel
I Interpreted by the following young ladies'
Misses Rachel Smelling, jamie i Walker!
4 Louise Reams. Emily Fitzgerald. Evelyn
sSFltzgerald. May Walden, Alys Angel, and lt
4 Cleve Gary. St & z & Y ~ 53s x i q. I'll
s. Five OF these young ladies', Misses y IT.
Gerald, Walden, snelllngs and Gary, will
Ia remembered as having previously In
Il terpreted Our Flag. n an ode to the Con-
s. ederateI flag by Mr.. D. ~ Pulliam,
ssEhlch, in pathos and beauty, has been
said to compare fayorably with sS our
y conquered Banner, = by Ryan.
2ss The sad feature Of the commencement
sfsA4that &it marks the severance of Mrs.
sFitzgerald's relations with the Manchester,
schools AS an evidence Of regret at his
departure, q his teachers presented him
sSWith8a set Of silver spoons, Ills peer
In kindness, patience, wisdom and exec G.
&utiSe ability Is but rarely found. Isich-a
flnond and Il Marshall School are 20 pc
congratulated. mn X. (, TX .
i5s .l is5; Mr.. Goo man's Funeral.
,rhes remains OF Mr.. r. II. Goodman
Who died suddenly Wednesday at mid.
might, were sent yesterday to Sunnyside.i
4 Cumberland county, Va. The funeral
f f was n conducted from the late home, No.
1921 Hull Street,f3by DR.. Cridlin.a Mr.
William, j. Morrissett sang during the
Services. The pail bearers were selecteds
from Joseph Il. Johnston Camp, Confedt-}
crate veterans, OF which Mr.. Goodman
was a member.
Children's Day Exercises.
s3 Children,s Day exercises will be held &
5ahis afternoon at 4 o'clock in Fifth Street
methodist Church The following pro-
sgrs,mme has been arranged: ,5, i
g7sopening Song and March. PRAYER.
{ Reading, "Gladness.'" by Ethel Randlett,,5
gill CARRIER and Annie Hood. Bap-
.Friend.n Reading, wanted BY Clyde
Parkinson Reading, Roses" by az
sInez Parkinson ~ Helen Green (s)#
ELLA Reams. a. Blanch Saunders, 90
Lena Best. songpGf Lowe HIM Read
ling. 4'"'roo Big."..byy.Grace Randlett "a
Song" by Ruth Brooks Temperance
aong. by the children. Reading, TEN
5rerance Boys and Girls" by ten chill
4 dren america sung BY the school.
Reading, "po Good' by Edna Bass.
.Reading, Loyalty. by Minnie Turner.