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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-06-16
Stray Mule.

STRAYED-From Mr.. Ames place one
mile west of depot, one gray horse
mule very old, lame in right foot. Was
asst seen on Sunday night, April 20.
Any information will be rewarded.
CHARLEY LIE WIS
orr. osE CoCKRELL.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-06-16
'The Macon Beacon
Local and Personal.

Mis- Myrtle Coleman is home from
Veona.
Miss Hazel Scales came home from
Houston on Saturday.
Miss Agnes Ryan, of Shuqualak, is
yisitng Miss Mary Tyson.
Mrs. Erie c Scales and little son are
VISITING relatives in Columbus.
Mrs. W. NJ. Lamberson who has been
auto i'll, is much improved.
Mrs. W. II. Grace, of Richton, is Wis
itbg relatives in Macon
Mrs Mahlon Brown, ofiTupelo, spent
liza week with Mrs, j. F. Ames.
I'd Miss Ethel Dorroh'returned Thursday
from brief visit to Starkville,
Miss Susie Mcleod has been the guest
offelatives in Columbus this week.
Mr. !. N, Memories of Brooksyille
va, in the city on business this week.
Miss Lille Brame. of Jackson, will be
TIL guest of Mrs. T. w. Brame this
III
1lr, and Mrs. S. p Walker, Of Moss
nint, are visiting the family of Mr.. c.
Hardin.
Dr. Tom Sargent, Jr., of St Louis, is
yisiting his parents, Mr., and Mrs, J. T
argent.
Mrs. NJ. S. Skinner, of Forest City,
Afkansas is visiting the family of Mr.
W NJ Jones.
Mis- Viva Harrison will sail on June
III from New York with party of
Mend for Europe,
Miss Margaret Ross, Of Washable,
WA the guest Of Miss. Mary W, Dins-
more last week
Misses Daisy Pruit, Mary Ames and
Maria Tyson are home from the | |. &
ca Columbus
slrs. W. F. Allen and Miss Mamie
Maude Allen left for visit to relatives
III Southern Texas this week.
Mr. W. NJ. Anderson aud son. Walter
oWesson, visited Mr. l.. y, Anderson
|in Shuquaak several days this week.
iss Jeanic Ferris leaves this for At
ma, Georgia; where she will study
A. the khndworth Conservatory of
npsc.
Mrs F.J. Brown and Miss Cora SEES
dohs left Thursday for Chicago to at
wa the summer school at Chicago I'm
'ivgfSty.
IN FRS. L. G., Oliver and children, and
Ahs Kincannon, daughter of MIR. Clatp
khcannon OF Tupelo, were in the city
M Monday.
lis many friends in Macon, will re-
2Rt exceeding to learn of the serious
mes of Rev G c. Johnson at his
home in Meridian.
irs. Herbert C. Turner, and little
aQr Russell Acker, of Mobile Alabama
the guest Of the formers sister, Mrs
pines at the Baptist parsonage.
Misses Mary Bush, Florence Bush
ly Tyson, Mafy Dinsmore, Alma
smore, Ada Zepernick and Mrs Jas
Pm attended commencement at the
y NJ College.
pr Oliver Young, of Canada, who
been in Macon during the cottor
Son' left the first of the week for New
Erk Mr. Young made many friend:
PIE here and as violinist of great
~ PIT will be greatly missed in musical
fclcs,
pr Murray Robertson of Deerbrook
N president OF the board of supervisors,
N + IN the city Thursday for the first
7ne IN several months. He reports
W crops in his section as being fine
even lin is wearing a smile OF
< Pee and happiness.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-06-16

s"r D. F, Jones has been quite i'll this
FIX with a liver trouble. Mr.. J. E
Y"es' who is one of the proprietors Of
FELLOW Pine Pharmacy at Hatties-
TX was telegraphed for and has been
'nng the store, Mr., Jones condi
n has improved somewhat and he
hopes OF taking charge of his bust
\ IS again next week.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-06-16

Messrs, J. Y. Sargent Junior and Sen
ior, went to the Famous Chamberlin
fishing pond at Shuqualak last Monday
and brought a good string. two of the
trout weighing after dressed and scaled
four and a half pounds each. They
we're caught by Tom, Jr. with a troll,
both in the same spot. and in less time
than it takes to tell it. THE BEACON
has related several fish stories, that
came from Mr.. Sargent, ST. as to his
proves and luck as fisherman, (which
we we're afterwards informed was en-
tirely incorrect but this fish story is
absolutely truthful, notwithstanding the
fact that most any kind Of a tale about
the fish from Mr. Chamberlin's pond can
be taken without question
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WANTED.

man to teach the Deerbrook schoo
'ne ensuing year. Must give good
''ences' LEO l.. COLE.
X. F. D. No. ?, Macon, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-06-16
Locust Grove Items.

Miss Lille Schroeder Hreturned home
last Sunday after very pleasant visit
to her aunt Mrs, J L. Schroeder at
Perkinsvile,
Ruby and Richard Barnhill were Wis
ting relatives here last week.
Misses Nina and Elmer and Mr..
Aubrey Barnhill attended the Memorial
Services at Mashulaville last Thursday
Miss Bessie Harper is visiting her
grandmother in Brooksvile this week.
Mr.. r. H, Barnhill of Louisville, is
visiting his brother, Mr.. w. j, Barnhill
this week,
Miss Margaret Moore has been very
sick for several days, hope she will soon
recover.
Last Friday night the young people
enjoyed a delightful ice cream supper
given by Mrs. w. NJ Colbert in honor
of her sister Miss Annie Cash.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-06-16

Buy Ice Cream at Ferris Fountain
Delivered at 10 cents saucer
G, l.. FERRIS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-06-16

Corn, oats, bran, middlings, chops, at
Chas, Hardin,s,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-06-16
Many Delightful
Summer Resorts

with the most picturesque surrounds
ing with minera+ wa ers in abundance
and 'brim full of Summer restfulnew
are located,ic the Highlands and noun
tains Of Ternessee and North Georgia,
along the lines of the
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA &
ST. LOUIS RAILROAD
The accommodations afforded vary
from the elegantly appointed inn to the
humblefarm house where the charms
of country life may be enjoyed to the
utmost, A beautifully illustrated SUM
MER FOLDER giving a list of these
reports. aed brief description OF each,
also list Of hotels and boading houses,
with rates, etc, is now being distri-
butcd. A copy will be mailed free to
any address on applicationto
j. C, Galloway, Tray. Pass Agent
10 5. Main st. Memphis, Tenn
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-06-16
Notice.

am still in the ice business at the
same Old stand and am selling at the
same price as my competitor.
w. d STEWART
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-06-16

The game this. Friday evening, resulted
in score OF IL to 4 In favor OF Macon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08
MISS ATKINSON TELLS
OF GREAT WORK IN JAPAN
Missionary, Now on Furlough in
This Country, Addresses
Richmond Society.

A very int~rcsting meeting OF the Ia
dies Mission4iy Society Of the Church OF
the Covenant was held yesterday after
noon at the church. A number Of VS.
TORS from other Presbyterian churches in
the city were present The feature OF the
afternoon was the inspiring address OF
Miss Atkinson. "a missionary from Kochi
Japan, who is spending a part Of her fur
Tough with Mrs Cameron johnson. ia this
city. Miss Atkinson has lived ia JaDan
about seven years. the first two years
OF which were spent in a girls school.
For the last five years, however. she has
devoted her time to evangclistic work
among The women and girls and young
men.
Her tax yesterday was doubly inter-
estiug because she spoke graphically from
actual experience. By special request she
explained the work of the industrial school
that is being conducted by Miss Dowd.
another missionary, in Southern Japan.
Miss Dowd has in her care about eighteen
OF twenty young girls. whom she has res
cued from homes Of poverty and destitu-
ton, and gathered into an institution
where Christian influences prevail and
christian doctrines are taught. They
make daily study OF the Bible and n
number Of them have become Christians.
IN THIS school the young women are sup
ported 10y their own handiwork, such as
embroidery and drawnwOrk. which they
are taught TO do expertly.
Miss Atkinson leaves to-day for Mad
ison \. g.. She will spend the holidays
70 hcr homo near Petersburg. and will
probably visit Richmond after Christmas,
returning 10 Japan next spring,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08
AT THE Y. M. c. A.
Rev. w. L. Ball to Address Men
Meeting Tomorrow.

The mems meetings conducted by the
Central Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation are proving Of more than ordinary
interest. The illustrated song service. in
which fine views and hymns are thrown
upon the screen by use OF a powerful
stereopticon. are very attractive To-mor-
row afternoon Rev. w. L. Bail, pastor OF
the West View Baptist Church will speak
on 1.-The LberatOr." The service begins at
$50 o'clock. The meeting will be held in
the Y. NJ. c. A. Auditorium. Miss Mabel
Diggs will sing and Miss Reed. the
harpist. viii play.
The Boys Sunday Afternoon Club will
meet at 2.15 in the big hall OF the Y. NJ.
c. A. Building Mr.. Thomas Farley. OF
the Western Union Telegraph Company.
viii speak his theme being WHO VIII
Win the Racer" All boys between ten
and sixteen years OF age are invited.
The younger young mems meeting will
be held at Pas in the boys rooms Mr..
Samuel K. Phillips. OF Richmond College,
viii speak
The Gymnasium Bible Study Club viii
meet at o'clock. and the Conversational
Bible Study Club Immediately after the
mems meeting in the blue room.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08

Nioseley. Jr.. which took place in this
Miss Blanche Hogge. Of Gloucester
county, recently visited friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Noel. Of Ayiett.
Va, will arrive shortly TO make their
home here.
Miss L. n. Tunstau has returned to
her home az Paige's Bridge, Va, after
visit to friends here
AIr IVY u. Garter. Of Charlottesville.
is in the city on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Brantlcy Bray have re-
turned from their wedding trip. and are
at home at Wakema. Va Mrs Bray
was Miss Lucy Bowers. and her marriage
took place iu this city on November Path.
Miss Elizabeth Kern Of Winchester.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bentley Kern.
has gone 10 Cleveland. O.. where she
has accepted a very responsible position
in the public library.
Miss Georgia Miller. who has been the
guest or Mrs. q. A. Hord. Of NO 23o0
East Broad Street. viii leave shortly
for her homo in Norfolk.
Mrs. Frederick p. Palm has returned
10 her home in Newport News. after
visit &c her mother Mrs George w.
Mayo, in hs city.
I Mr. Peter Guthrie and Miss sarah r.
Eubank are the guests OF the formers
sister. Mrs Roxana Eubank. IN King and
Queen county. Mrs Eubauk will return
with her brother 70 this city and win
make her future home here.
Messrs. II. ~. Kerr and Joseph 4. elias
+ cow of Staunton. are ia tho city on legal
, business.
! DT. TT. q. Spencer Isl visiting his father
/ at Clifton, King and Queen county, Va.
Miss Mamie Tunstau has returned ia
her home in King William county. after
visit 30 Mrs. Walton Jackson here
Miss Mary Bates has returned to her
I home at Newtown. Va. after q delightful
visit TO relatives here
Mrs Andrew Jackson Nontae1le we q
caller at the Capitol yesterday. accom-
panied by her friond. Mrs Putnam. ~
/ New York, who IS visiting her at her
/ home. No. iii Grove Avenue. The ladies'
/ called upon Governor Swanson. and I4is
! INcehency received them cordially and
3 escorted thom through the various Offices
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08
HOWITZERS CELEBRATE.
Historic Association to Hold It's
Thirty-First Reunion

Invitations have been issued to the
thirty-first annual reunion and banquet
Of the Richmond Howitzer Association TO
h" held al Murphy's Hotel next Thursday
higAt The committee on invitation IS
composed OF Judge George l. Christian
and Messrs. William II. Mccarthy and
William T. Wod
The Howitzer Association IS ono Of the
most DISTINGUISHED organizations which
grew out of tho Civil War. and uoon its
rolls are tho names Of many OF the most
prominent professional and business men
in this community
The annual meetings are always greatly
enjoyed. and arc largely attended by both
the veterans and the members of the
present battery.
War tales and brilliant oratory are
usually INDUCED in UP to late hour. and
il is a rule % call upon nearly all the
members 70 speak. The principal address
last year was made by Senator John W.
Daniel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08
SCHOONER STRANDED.
Goes Ashore at Assateague and
Crew Taken Off by Life Savers

PHILADELPHIA. PA. December
u. Ns7iletsue ihe-saving station report
20 to-day that the three riasfad ecl,,.or.o-
'irnee lockwood. from Norfolk fo-
~" Aork. with "A cargo ~ lumber. strand.
~ on Wilkins shoal. on Assateaeu..
Va. last night and is to-day n fot,i lo..
Captain TAYLOR and his crew v,o-o -
t-ed uy tne life-savers. The schooner
went aground during heavy gale ana
quickly pounded 70 pieces IN the heayy
sea
The schooner was bunt az No--,au,
1oun.' in 1861 and WAS owned by J Dr.
smith ~ Boston. Tho vessel was r07
ieet long had "a beam q thirty feet ana
"a depth ~ fourteen feet
Just received nice lot of small Dressed
turkeys. is cents per pound. Dressed
chickens. Is conts. Cranberries 10 cents
Per quart; Fresh Country Ezes. ~ cents
per dozen. Celery. cents per stalk
:. ULLMAN'S son
ls2o-ls22 = Main ST. 500 r Marshall 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08
Will Elect Officers.

Fitzhugh lee Camp, No 5. Spanish
American War Veterans. will hold their
annual meeting at Smithdea Han next
Monday night
Among other business to be transacted
Will be the election OF Officer, fo, the
ensuing year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08
U. S. CIRCUIT COURT.
Argument Is Heard in Two I'm.
portant Cases.

The United States Circuit Court OF APP
poals reconvened yesterday. with the fol-
lowing judges IN attendance: Circuit
Judges Con arJ Pritchard and District
Judge Mcdowell
The cases argued yesterday were: Ok
ford and Coast Line Railroad Company,
PLAINTIFF IN error, VS. Union Bank OF
Richmond, defendant in error: in error
TO the Circuit - irt at Raleigh. n. G.
Royal, OF this city. for the defendant in
error. and by A w. Graham. OF oxford,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08

Tuitted. go ''0'' anu slo-
- @. Kcan, trustee of wyndhan Poll.
Us, Dan hrupt, appellant. VS. Emmet pick
f-c.,-. 1ppe.teei appeal from the Distrir 2
= AZ richmond. Va. Cause argue 4
r,ei,-,,ss n X, Page. ~ this city. for the an
- ~ ana by, q. A Hanson. OF this CITY.
to-day. A." 10 -u' '"-I argued
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08
Fine Entertainment

Tic third number OF tho Rows r2ule
study Club Entertainment Course. which
is open to both ladies and gentlemen. az
well as boys and girls viii be given to-
night ny the Broomeli-Reed Company.
Miss BroOmen Is the equal OF Mr.. Whit
neg IA her line. and is especially strong
in humor as we'll as chld-nature. Miss
Reed is conceded TO be tho leading lady
harpist OF America
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08
Elegant Reception.

Elegant Reception.
on. ~ t.e most elaborate and elegant
utOu- 90 tine winter was given last
afternoon. from s 90 @. by Mrs. Anton II.
Tn.ernaun. or No 1896 West Grace
Street ir ln-or Of her sister. Mss Eu-
genie TtN-or
Exquisite. and profuse decorations Wero
ID TIE Christmas colors. crimson and
Er.cr. -'anh- of palms. fcStocns Of
crimson n.'is. nrt crimson shaded car
u..s "a s..le - unusual brightness
ari beauty. Crimson roses were used Ia
... aiu.rs-rootl. ANA great bowls %
flowers wcrs ln the psTiorE and
ll~.. Tllelraan was very handsomely
eo.red in lavender crepe de ccaue. wilh
ornaments ~ turquoise and pearls. Re
r..ir- with hsr were Miss Eugeriie TSy-
1o~. iu pink crepe de- chino. eccOrdioti-
plated. with TRIMMINGS of princess lace
and pearls. Mrs. Edgar Lafferty. in Law
,n5cr satin and point applique with dia-
monds. Mrs. Preston Carson, in pale
grey mcssaline, with touches of black
velvet ANA diamond ornaments, and Mrs.
Percy 10th. OF Wavnesboro Va. ia white
crepe ue chime white velvet and die-
monds.
Assisting in the dining-roon We're Airs.
A. r. HuntJ pouring coffee; Mrs john
-. Ciothier and Mrs. James Cannon. AT
the punch bowl. and Mrs Frank Eugene
Tea. Iae following young ladies also
ussisted in serving Misses Charlotte
Miller. Mary DouaAoc o. Fairfax. Car
lle Aruistead. Lillian Bnford, Nancy
Waddu ami Frances Hobson.
Among the invited guests. some of
whom were not present ON account oil
luouruins. were Mrs Aston CaocI.
Airs. Warmer Moore Airs. Hugh Taylor.
Airs. Carter Scott Mrs r. B. Seidcu,
Governor Swanson. Mrs Charles Stokes.
Miss AIlene Stokes Mrs Coleman Wor-
tnam Airs. Robert Whtehurst. Mrs. ID.
z. Williams Mrs. Charles T. WlnEo, Mrs.
Garrett b. Wall Mrs. Henry Mathews.
Mrs. Edmund rs adllll Airs. Luther War
ItUtnt rfn0rl. Airs. j. h. Catlctt OF Stauu-
tom. Miss Page Royal. Miss Laura Ruth
Caroline Reuuo.ds. Miss Meta Randolph.
Aliss sue Spilman. Mss Margaret Stokes.
" US annie Smltn' MISS LIMA shields,
Miss Marearet Shields. Misses Stringfel-
l0w Ali-s Annie Moore. Miss Mary Moore.
Hiss Louise McAdaus. Miss Rosalie
Mines. ~ S. Bessie Martin, Miss Caroline
tster.uN Airs Charles IT, % Ecrrall Miss
DFertall. Allss Heien Lathrop. Mrs. Knox
ttrnfr grant Jr, Mrs Role Glover, Mrs
Robert GrnutI AIRS. William Gray. Mrs.
Andrew GrlA. Airs Robert Gaines. Mrs
iiat li4fnDtt. Airs. Howard Gordon. Mrs
tr..iIa.d liaui-. Mrs Murray Mcclure
1rs james H1r.ie. Afs. Albert p. HUNT
-lrr James Henson. MIS- Henry Hotch-
hl.s Airs Emor. Hotchkiss. Mrs Gra-
l.am Robson. Mrs Frank Hobson. Mrs
~ lNlain Harris. Mrs Edward Hewitt
io- ..d. ot Stauutou, Mrs Gregory.
~ dame lilillllllc. Miss Claire Gull
-i.a'. 1il7s t-N'3n Gordon Miss kosalie
JONES' N.-~ Sadie Jcrress. Miss Waller
a.ur,--. Niss Julia Grant. Miss Francis
llnh-nu. Ailss Minerva HasNins. Mrs.
."ll.s Ihormann. Mrs John Dunlop.
Ins Mrs Herbert f'uneton. Ms An
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08
% Buque-BoWers.

A very quiet wedding took place at the
home q the Rev. Edward r. Dadmun. NO
Hil East Marshall Street or Monday
afternoon at 2-3O o clock. when Miss
Netue 81. Bowers. ~ Caroline county
daughter ~ Captain Frederick b. Bowers.
became the bride OF Mr.. J. Howard Du
BuqDe ~ Springfield. Mass. Afr and
Mrs Du Buquo Will reside az No. 7l2 East
Franklin street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08
No. 1913.
Buonaparte
No. 1913.
BY WILLIAM WORDSWORTH.

ne autograph OF author lave already 40
grieVed BuOnaparte, a
unthinkng
desire
knowledge gan
battles that train
The and good
Thoughts mothery az
tai
holds weekday walk
the minds business
d is he stalk
doth these.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08
INCREASE FUYD
FUR THE SCHOOLS
Additional Money Amounts to
Nearly Thirty-Eight Cents
Per Capita.
RICHMOND'S HEAVY SLICE
What Manchester, HenricO, Ches-
terrified and Hanover
VIII Get.

Never before Were the public schools OF
tHe state an as good suapo financially or
emery wise as they arr at this time, and
Iile appOruOumcnt of FUNDS made by the
l)epai tinent OF EdIr1tlOn shows that
heaNy increases have been made both for
tne pay OF teachers and FOR general pur-
poses over last year
In 1905. the cash appropriation was 81 (
cents per capita of tlr school population.
ms year II is Obs cents. or nearly double
ma 1910. the aDprupi iltion out cg current
revenues for general purposes was Il 81. g
per capita, and this year 10 is 1924 This
is a total Increase of about IS cents per
capita.
rhc apportionmeut out OF the general
Auhu was annOuncat Yesterday by the
state .e superintendent The total amount
IS Ss4z' uV16. Richmond city gets tho
largest slice. her share being 80 81 Or
Norfolk county comes next with S267 49,
Aanchester gets >.ai.t>. Henrico. sl5.-
45iI7. Chesterfield. 81. 80 - and Hanover
S9-9lQG.
The Apportionment.
The aPportionm,ut by counties and
Accomac, $3.50 So. Alhemarle si5.5l5so.
AieXandria city. $50 q. Alexandria
county, $302l-zS; Alloshany. Si.S-00s. Ame-
Ia. S5.5Si z; Amherst SeSl34s. Appomat-
toX: S5.0l9S3; Augusta. Sl6.g20 T.. Bath.
I5ruTlourt S,4a'.a bristol. q aS4 a
B9c lingham. Ss3f.oo. Ruena Vista, 81
~ IS Carroll so o. s., Charles city. s.
80 Charlotte. a.'i. Charlottesville.
51S3.6O; Chesterfield S.. ilf %: Clarke 81
Cumberland, sass os. Danviue S7.541 81.
Dickinson, $1.50S 75. Tinwiddie SAP o4:
Elizabeth City. s72fo6t. Essex. S5.2O6s2:
Floyd. IS 123.-3. Fluvaunr sfO75 q: Franjx-
I'M. SlAES3l. Frctrf rk. &5.1OS31. Freder-
i.Fshnrg s. 4.+ g. giles. Ss.aS7o3. Giou-
on, Sio.9'272: Green Sc i5'1t: Greenesyiue.
.0r |n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08

AT the Paramount Avenue Methodist
Church the pastor. Rev Hugh J. PavIor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08
Deep Run Hunt Reception.
Emma Andrews Whist

Bridge was played at tho meeting or
me Emma Andrews Whist club held
yesterday afternoon with Mrs Otway
Allen Oh North Fifth Street
Tile club win meet next Friday after
noon with MS Beverly Crump. at No.
81 West Grace street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08

VIII preach az both services. The subject
for the morning viii be The Ideal
Church" ga special message 20 the mem
hership Of the church,. Saved From
SELF VIII be tho theme Of the evenings
discourse.
The regular services % First Churcn Of
Christ. Scientist VIII bo held In Belvi-
deere Hail. corner Belvidere and Main
Streets. AZ II o'clock The subject Of the
lesson-scrmon will be God the Prcscrver
OF Man"
The usual services VIII be hold at tho
Union Gospel Mission no. 1 North Sew
cnth Street az $3.50 T. u. tomorrow.
All are Invited
Revival services aye now in progress ~
Calvary Baptist Church. conducted 10y
Rev. DIT g. T. Stuart. % the Venahie
street Baptist Church. Prayer and song
services are conducted by tie deacons
every evening from 7.45 TO s o'clock.
These services Will DO continued through
next week The meetings have had a very
good attendance every night
AT Clay street Church sunday the pas
tor. Rev T. Mon Simpson. will prea p
az u a. ~ and p NJ
The stercopticon will be used az pr
PeiIs lecture at the Young Mems Chris
tan Association at 3 o'clock this after
noon The lecture will he on the crici-
fiNion. and the views VIII cover all the
important events connected with the last
days OF Jesus.
Judge William Hodges Mann has been
invited and has accepted the invitation.
20 address a gospel temperance meeting
az the Third Christian Church tomorrow
afternoon at s 10 o clock. The meeting will
Joe held under the auspices 81 the East
End Women's Christian Temperance TN
Jon There viii be special musical pro-
gram and other interesting features
An all-day meeting will 80 on in thu
West End Rescue Mission tomorrow.
There viii be three services II A. NJ
tesumony meeting and sermon-Subject.
The Witness Of the Spirit" Romans
viii is The Spirit itself bearetn wit
ness with our spirits that We are the
children ~ God At 80 and T. 81 tho
services viii be devoted 20 gospel rescue
work Missionaries working IN prisons
~ Tho city Will relate some of their ex-
pcrionces
The Power and Fruit 81 the Gospel ia
Prisons and Sums viii be the subject
az an address at 5 7. NJ, followed by "a
revival prayer meeting. All welcome
~ II. Gootee OF Preston. Md, formerly
with d. J.. Moody as colporteur. Will have
charge Of the services.
a rescue gospel meeting will be held iu
the Franklin Street Midnight Rescue Mis-
sion. No. 1924 East Franklin Street, to-
night from 9 O'Clock until midnight. after
an open-air meeting near the mission. a
man saved from drink VIII have charge
OF the services. Drinking men especially
welcome.
At st. James's Methodist Church the
New pastor, tho Rev. +. Z. Dadmun, will
preach morning and night. The morning
subject viii be Lost Opportunity for
Peace Luke AK. 14), and the night sub
jcct. Hiding ones Dyes" proverbs
xviii 20. The choir OF the church is
being reorganized, and in the future the
music will be q feature OF the church
services.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08

NeF. D. g. Hutson VIII preach at the
Pine Street Baptist Church AZ II a n
and p. NJ Subject in the roornine,
'Sef-EVdent and UndeniabIe" and in
the evening, THE Knocking at the
Door" ~-0