The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-09

by q horse while at Greensboro, N. G.
He was buried on the eth OF February.
The news of his death was brought 10
Manchester by his brother, who had att
tended the funeral.
PEBBLES came tn S~ansboro from MOI
folk, and n day or two after meeting
Miss Fowler he proposed marriage. He
was accepted, and the couple were mar
ried within week. PEBBLES bought
lot OF furniture on the nstalmcnt plan.
and when he found that he was hope
lessly In debt he disappeared. leaving
note to his young wife that he could not
remain here any longer.
-Four members of the Fowler family
have died within the past year. The
wife OF PEBBLES and u young man nrc
the only ones left.
Sundays School Rally.
The Interdenoninatlonal Sunday School
Institute will meet in tho Presbyterian
Church OF the city on March 14th. Meet
ings will be held each day until the nth.
and promise to be OF great interest Mr..
NJ. b. Porter district superintendent OF
the Presbyterian Church, and Mr.. j. j..
| Mcintosh, state secretary, will be among
the speakers.
The program for the meetings will be
as follows:
Thursday at p. M.--"The School:
|
management and Mission"
Friday at p. M.--"The Teacher:
First. 1.-THE Teachers Meeting the
Schools Necessity" second. The
Teacher and the Pupil
Saturday at p. M.-'The Round
Table Conference on Sunday School
Methods
Sunday Afternoon at 3 ociock-Mass
meeting at cambridge Street BAPTIST
/ ,.;.,,. Cob nr q
Clearing House" by Rcv. Gerald Culber-
son. Of the Christian Church: "'The
Teachers High Calling" by DIR. w. J.
Young, OF Centenary Methodist Episcopal
| Church.
The arrangements are in the hands OF
1 a competent committee. which Is as fol-
| lows: Rev. j. J. Fix chairman: T. NJ
Duke, A. G. Frostick and j. P. Jones.
In the Churches.
Rev. II. W. Cridlin. pastor OF stock
/ ton street Baptist Church. Will tll thu
4 pulpit at both services Tomorrow. III!
subject in the morning will be The
Harvest and the Reapers.' At nigh
i DR.. Cridlin will speak from the sub
5ect. why ] Am Not Christian"
Il On the last Sunday In the month
Or. Cridlin will begin series OF
meetings, and will be assisted by Rev
j. w. ISincheloc, former pastor OF this
church, but now pastor Of Baptls
church in Crewc, Va.
There will be no evening service a
Cowardin Avenue Christian Church.
rev. G. O. Woodward will fill the pull
pit Sunday morning, but will attend th'
revival service st Seventh Street Chris
tian Church. of Richmond. Sunda,
evening Many members Of tho con
gregntion will attend the services Il
Richmond
"a Eloodless Victory" will be tn
subject of the morning sermon at tn
! Oak Grove Baptist Church Sunday
i ",rhc Mill Cannot Grind With Wato
! That Has Passed" will BIO the evenin
subject. Tho Lords supper will b
celebrated at the close Of the mornin
service.
In Central M. II. Church Sunday til
pastor, Rev. J.. *. Jolliff, will preac
: morning and night on the followip
topics: II A. NJ, "A Vision of Power
: p. NJ. "The Young Man and I'll
Ideals" The Bible class meets at Oh
A, NJ All men are cordially invite
to Join the class.
Officially Notified.
4 MI r. III. Smith, who succeeds Mr., +
E G.. Beattio as postmaster of Mancheste
4 yesterday received official notice of til
i appointment. He will take charge OF til
Il Office on the list Of April, which dat
. marks the close OF the fiscal year. M
4 I3eattie is now ready to turn over I'll
Office to his SUCCESSOR. Just who will l
the assistant postmaster has not as "
| been determined.
Sheet-Metal Workers.
Officers of the newly organized unie
l of sheet-metal workers were install'
| this week by General Organizer j.
O'Donnell. There are already sevent,
eight members Of the union, The ia
lowing are the ofiicers
Past President. w, II, Pngh; Pres
dent, s. i. Jones; Vice-President Me
vim u, Ely; Recording secretary, a.
Wnlthall, Financial Secretary, g,
Isowlkes, Treasurer ELLIS MART
Warden, i. l.. Bedford; sergeant-a
Arms, A. III. Euband. Tho followi'