The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11
News of
The Suburbs
FULTON NEWS

There VIII be n valentine Ten" at the
residence OF Mrs. G.. II. Smith. No. f0l
State Street, OH Wednesday night, Feb
Iiiary 18th. There Will also be nh enter
talnment copsistiny of "tablcniix" and
"Dantonllnes' by nine little girls. a ST.
yer Offering will be taken ut the door,
which will be used for the parsonage fund
OF Denny Street Methodist Church
The executive board of the Denny Street
Methodist Church held o meeting Wednes-
day night The Builders League has
quito a large sum of money ut hand,
which makes the prospects for new
church seem very bright Committees
for this purpose were formed.
The Ladies' AID and Missionary Society
OF Four Mile Creek Baptist Church VII
give u Silver tea" In the church on the
tertainment is also d part of the pro-
gramme, and tho ladies extend cord al
Invitation to all to come and enjoy o.
cup of tea with the young Marthas'
and see % first-class entertainment.
Mr.. Lawrence Martin. who has been
confined to his home on Graham Street
by sickness, IN now able to be out.
Mr.. Fred. IIyer has returned from q
pleasant trip to Williamsburg.
Mrs. William Bowen is confined to her
home by sickness.
Mrs. Slaughter, of Orange county. is
the guest OF her son, Il. A. slaughter
on Fulton HILL
Mr.. NJ. j aich1ahon, of Louisiana Street
js the guest of relativesHn Baltimore
Mrs. c. II. Norman and little daughter
who have been visiting relatives and
friends In Fulton. have returned to their
home, in Middlesex county.
Temple Maynard Is out, after his recent
spell OF sickness.
Mr.. n. II. Norman, of Gainesville. Tex.
who has been visiting relatives in Fulton
for two or three weeks, has returned
home.
Mrs. Maddox, of Chase City, is the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. A. f. slaugh-
ter, on Fulton HILL
Mrs. w. a. Harden is quite sick nt
hor home. on State street.
Miss Bel and her cousin. Miss Barum,
of snrry county. are the guests of the
formers brother Mr.. Il. 81. Bell, and
wife. on Williamsburg Avenue
Miss Gertrude Ashley. who has been on
an extended visit TO friends In Boston,
Mass., iIas returned Home
Mrs. Mnrablc is quite sick at her home
on the Osbourne Turnpike.
Mr.. George Booker left last week for
New York, where he has accepted a
position.
Rev. w ~. Jeffrlcs, OF the Methodist
Conference. who Is pastotlof the Meth
odist Church nj Highland. Springs. has
decided TO take up his residence on Fulton
I'M having moved Into "Gurber's Grove
Colonel James o'Connor. OF West Point.
wax II recent visitor to Ieulton.
Mrs. James Nuckois left last week to
visit hcr daughter, Mrs. wilson Reams.
In Roanoke. She was accompanied by
her little granddaughter. Rae Wilson
Reams.
Mr.. Don Smith. OF Durham, N. G., is
the guest of his mother-n-law, Mrs.
Kaufolt on Denny Street.
Miss Pearl Sunday, "a student at CA..
guest OF her mother ON the Williams
burg Road
Arleigh Davis has returned from Hat
ton, Va. where he had been for two
weeks on a business trip.
Mr.. J. Haynes is visiting friends In
Chicago.
Mrs. Robert Throckmorton left last
week for Buckingham county to attend
her mother, who is very sick
The Ladies' Auxiliary Society of Denny
6treet Methodist Episcopal CHURCH meets
Monday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid Society ofAF,ulton Bap-
tist Church meets Monday afternoon in
the Fulton Mission rooms
Mr.. Robert Fairiamb, who has been
living in Newport News for some time.
has returned to Fulton, where he will
reside
The Fulton "Y'sn will nee, Monday
night with Miss Josie Rogers No. III
Nicholson street.
Mr.. Earl Mclaughlin has purchased ~
lot on Fulton Hill. He Will soon begin
the eNction OF n handsome dwelling on
the same. where he will reside.
Mrs, Duffer. who has been at the Re-
treat For the Sick for about a month
suffering from typhoid fever has SO lar
recovered that she will be brought home
tomorrow.