The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27
NEWS GATHERED
FROM S0UTHS|DE
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Rally Day Services at Central
Methodist Episcopal
Church.
AN ATTRACTIVE WEDDING
Wife OF Rev. A. Bitlga Dead-En.
joycd the Respect of the Whole
Community.
Manchester Bureau. Times-pispatch'

elabOfate program mas peeH aIraHse'
~ which is as follows:
Voluntary.
The coming Host, page 2.
Responsive reading, page s.
Prayer by superintendent.
Apostles Greed.
Hymn Nc. 200. 20 Word OF God In
%carnate.'
Greeting, by Miss Clara Lumpkin.
Standard. by four girls and one boy
Hymn No. 40S, Lead On, o Kint
Eternal
President Roosevelt on the Bible. b,
Bryant Nicholas.
Entertainment Of Christians. by -four
girls.
i Christ's love for children, by Florence
BEDFORD.
Hymn. Hope of the Nation"
Recitation, by Marguerite Baldwin.
instrumental ~music-piano and violin
Reading, by Mr.. Frank Dunford..
Tableau entitled Twelve Spies
which covers a period of lessons in our
last quarter, in which Moses sends out
twelve men No spy the land that God
gave to the children of Israel. Ten OF
them bring back a bad report, which
causes the children of Israel to MUIR
mur against God. for which God sends
them back into the wilderness to wan
der for forty years. until all of the men
died that m against God. end
ing with to-day's lesson, when Joshua
blesses Caleb and gives him the in
heritance that God promised him by
the hand of Moses.
Address by pastor (ten minutes).
Offering.
Hymn No. L. GLORY Song"
Benediction.
Those participating in the Twelve
Spies" will be in costume. The mem
bers of the church and particularly
the older ones, are cordially invited
to be present. Those participating
are as follows: Moses, S. r. Owens.
Joshua. John Sandifer; Caleb. P. l.
Anderson; Spies, Maury Perdue. Mr..
Chandler. Percy Loving, Leonard Guy,
Gibbs, Stephen Loving. j. G. Saunders.
Russell Morris.
Roth Cases Postponed.
The case of w. e. Parkinson. charged
with shooting Jack Sanderson several
weeks ago, was called in the Police
Court this morning, but was postponed
on account of the condition OF Sander
son, who is still in the hospital. where
he will be for a week or more yet.
Mayor Maurice decreased the bail of
Parkinson to 500, owing to the fact
that Sanderson is low out of danger.
The case of Phillip Oppleman,
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was to ave been heard in the Cor
poration Court yesterday. but was
postponed until the November term of
court.
RnwlipEs-Bailey.
\ wedding of interest to the social
set of this city, as we'll as Richmond,
was solemnized Tuesday evening; oc-
Lawrencevilie. Va. when Miss Alice
Edna Bailey became the bride of Mr..
Arthur Milton Rawlings, The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. II. II.
Jones.
The church was art!stically deco
rated with palms, ferns and man au-
tumn flowers, yellow and white being
the most prominent. To the inspiring
grin" which was skilfully rendered by
Mrs. T. Edward Burton. of Manches-
ter, the bridal party entersd-first the
bull. Mr.. j. ?. Meredith and Mr.. Hun
", the bridesmaids. Miss 1rIe v. Lee,
9 81 Sfse Mies alizs \: s pers Miss snd A m11s
Lizzie Turnbull. who Wore alternately
white, and yellow messaline trimmed
with baby Irssi AND valenciennes, car
Misses: Pattie 'PP 2. t Turn atuq2h Mars Mars;
Heartwen. HAZEL Gibbs. Margaret
E Ea1la{; Ran sns Short, BETTE Short,
who We're also alternately gowned In
white and yellow French organdy.
me maid and matron of honor, Miss
caroline Bailey, sister of the bride
ana Mrs. Allen n. Pettigrew, then en-.
tered, gowned in beautiful creations
or white crepe de chine, with real
s~anthemums. a most charming III
lie figure was Miss lane Wills Raw
.mEs; bearing the ring In a horseshoe
came the bride leaning on the arm ~
her father, looking the picture Of love.
ainess in an exquisite. gown Of white
KEW KEW q Tr, cine, with a garniture of
n shower bouquet of Bride roses and
lilies OF the valley. She was met NJ
M me altar ar By the groom and best man,
Mr. w. Rawlings. of Winston, N. c.
brother OF the groom. The bride il
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
Sailsy; Of L~awrencevine. but former
ing popular, and her friends are with
out number. Mr.. Rawlings is Wen
known in business and social circles
very popular. Immediately after the
ceremony Mr.; and Mrs. Rawlings left
Tor ar extended trip South. Upon their
return will make their home In Law.
r~enceville. -"
Negro Minister'S Wife Dead.
The wife OF Rev. A. Binga, Jr., the
colored pastor of one of the Baptist
churches Of the city. died yesterday
GE~ NHS Nos d ItlIldFktDlS tWO-
man. and did much good work In the
community, being respected bv ali
classes OF both races. The funeral will
take place this afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Personals and Briefs.
Mrs. ]. w. Robertson and son have
returned from the exposition.
DIR. and Mrs. E. G.. Hill and Mrs. ".
Reid have returned from the ey-
position. where they have been Tor sew
4 cral days.
The municipal meetings scheduled
for this week are the Fire ommitt
and Commissioners and Health Commit
tee. Tuesday night; Streets, Thursday
and Finance. Friday. There will he q
meeting of the Cemetery and Aims
house Committee some time during tho
week. '"'
Mr.. and Mrs. David y. Wake Mr
and Mrs. w. J. Carter and their son
David Wake Carter, have returned
from the exposition.
Mrs. j. II. Fraker. who has been n,
for some fine In her home, No. liz
East Eleventh Street. has
Mrs. r. M. Garnett and her daughter
Mildred, have returned from the expo.
Nitton.
Mrs. j.. A. .Queensberry is reported
today az being critically Ill In hct.
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