The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19
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High School Glee Club Celebrates
Lee Centennial With Fine
Program.
CLUB ORGANIZED YESTERDAY
Conference, Ordinance and Fire
Committees Held Important
Meetings Last Night.
CLUB ORGANIZED YESTERDAY
Manchester Bureau, Times-D Dispatch,
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Manchester Bureau, Tines Dispatch.
| No. HOP HUI Street.
| The Manchester High School Glee Club
rendered u splendid program yesterday at
anniversary of the birth OF General Rob
ert lc Lee. rhe room was beautifully
decorated with Confederate and United
states flags and handsome pictures. con
slsting OF photographs OF tho great gen
ggu,al ana OF the scene at his surrender
me place was crowded to the door with
snan,bar: parents OF the children and
PRINCIPAL G. G. Moseley, who gave ue brief ei
a u,tcnlp Of the work done by tho
srcises OF tile day were TO celebrate tie
,n,tfahaay OF the great Confederate chief
t dant General pan,1 Robert 70 Lee, superinten-
ADDRESS on Lee" and tho nrogran wns
the etuh completed as follows
Glo Mh G., Are The. These anthem High School
composer. Glee Club sweet and Low
I + ,,,.,, Misses Lumpkin and Lucas CMiss
Lnnap pAah a. h ,ra, very strong alto and Miss
Maryland. oe Gie s0P Ginb .MarylandI Ny
A" ~, fish School Cleo Club
Three Committees Last Night.
me conference committees held an
o.n rpiu..ah y. meeting last night at 7;3o
fence h s 10 cons,der the question of the
.,ouithern shops. MIR. owens. represen-
,ative for the Southern Railway. WAS
s See VIM a tba declared that he did not
DC objectionable to the city. He sai
mat .mat the fence was erected as n pro-
then the }nnc 20 the shops. and that when
stoie valuable articles from the Yards
Mr.. Brown declared that the city Al
or opfn ro,r! had stated that, If an eight
TINS point. 1t would be menace IN
pedestrians and teams or fast-rnnninp
aneaaaent ~ Mr. arod Brown offered
Uniform height of four feet
Mr; Page spoke, and Mr.. Patram and
, sia moore o., members OF the committees.
The former said that It could be al
tered. so as to be satisfactory Us both
Mr. Il. " Robertson. member or
the committee also. was opposed TO the
measure He declared that the fence
ought to remain just whore it is az
them from jumping over the high
fence, and said. furthermore that il
ought to be erected over the arch.
where horses become frightened
After considerable further discussion
the committee decided to recommend
height OF four feet
The city now viii be liable for all
accidents that occur around the curve.
Other Meetings.
The next meeting held was that OF
the Ordinance Committee. The object
OF this meeting WAS to raise the tax
for the entering OF carnIvals.
After, much discussion. the ordinance
attendance of the committee could bs
had.
Following this the Fire Committee
held session.
The DIDDDgItfOn FOR tho nf ~
brick ,varahcpse, Tnetead Of one OF cor
rugated iron. by Darlington & Company
was agreed 20 without opposition.
Club Organized.
Several young ladies of Manchester
Louise owen. Of No. 1903 cambridge
ciuh Miss E,SIlia Fitzgerald was
vice. president; Miss Mor'ie Courtney
secretary Miss Reba Bradley, treas
urcr. The members of the club are:
ExilIa and Emily Fitzgerald. Ollie
Gregory, Evelyn Fitzgerald. Mollie and
Rebecca Courtney Rachel Sneliings.
member.
In the Churches.
The Rev. DR.. Z. v Baby viii preach
at cambridge street Baptist Church
tomorrow morning and evening on the
following themes: Morning .,d, The True
Rainbow" The ordinance of baptism
viii be administered at the evening
service. The midweek prayer meeting
on "Wednesday evening VIII be led by
DR.. w. p, Matthews.
The Rev 4. ". Cridlin; pastor OF
Stockton Street Church. will preach to-
One Present Affections and Future
Glories." At night he will preach Il
special sermon TO Joseph E. Johnson
Christian Hero"
In Central NJ L. Church tomorrow
the pastor Rey j. * s5 Glia VII preach
THE Child and the Home: 1:45. The
Religion of the Fathers at Present
Day: Experience: -
cowardn Avenue Christian Church.
will preach Tomorrow 81. on the ne, follow
ing topics: ,r a. "a sermon ne n TO me5
Personals and Briefs.
The meeting of the Birthday Band.
which was to be held January 2Sth at
the residence of Miss. Ethel Al MCGEE. OF
No. 500 Everett Street at $3.50 O'Clock,
viii be held January 25th, at the same
Street rect is iii in her home with pnsu-
Miss Pattio Haskins, Of ,, clark 81 Ne
Va, is visiting the Misses Belts OF NO.
1870 Perry Street. -,
ting 's her o'i aunt, Mrs. Coleman, of
Lynchburg, since January, 1st, Will re-
turn to her home, No 1901 Decatur
Mrs c. L, Haley and her little daugll-
ter. Hattie, of No. 1901 Decatur street.
are sick In their nome. n.
mrs, groashi, of ~ no M 1905 Ioa pf1atqr
Rroach who died Thursday morning
q 54S o'clock is n SIX IN n atten home the
funeral OF her. husband.
The resignation Of Rey =. v, Baby.
Church, will be acted on Sunday after
Mrs. EiIie Wilkinson, of Swansboro.
who has been quite III for tho past
week. is somewhat improved. Her sis
ter. Miss Voina Neal, of Petersburg. Is
with her.
day-sclool awarded n medal to Miss
I,azena Iaifoon for being in attend
ance every sunday for ten years
There will be an evening with hymns
and hymn writer's Tuesday. January
a2d, at s p. NJ, in the Meade Memorial
Church. Twelfth and Decatur Streets.
The lecturer Will be Rev. Robert For