The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-31
NEWS GATHERED
FROM SOUTHS|DE
Ordinance Committee to Take Up
High License Question at
Next Meeting.
APPARENTLY NO OPPOSITION
Manchester Teachers Bureau in.
Prosperous Condition-Per-
sonals and Briefs.
APPARENTLY NO OPPOSITION
Manchester Teachers Bureau in,
Manchester Bureau. Times-Dispatch.
No. l102 Huh Street.


At the regular meeting of the ordi-
nance Committee next week the meas
ure requiring the increase of the saloon
license to $500 will be taken up. 1t
was referred to the committee by the
Board of Aldermen at the last meeting.
1t is certain that the committee Will
recommend the ordinance for adoption,
and there will be little or no opposition
to 1t in the Assembly and scarcely any
in the Board.
The saloon men do not seem to be
taking any action in the matter what
ever. 1t is highly probable that the
number of bars will be limited, but 1t
is not known whether this clause Will
be embodied in the license ordinance
or in separate measure.
The Fire Committee. the Fire Com
missioners and the Health Committee
are all scheduled to meet to- might.
Tencl,crs' Bureau Thriving.
The Virginia Teachers Bureau is
one of the many enterprising agencies
of Manchester. The Rev. r. w. Grid
lin. pastor of stockton Street Baptist
Church. originated this bureau about
ten years ago. while president of the
Southside Institute. at Burkeville, Va.
The object Is to supply teachers with
schools, and to furnish schools, both
public and private. with suitable
teachers, 1t also furnishes matrons and
housekeepers for those who wish them.
The bureau has done much in sup
plying the public schools of Virginia
with teachers, and 1t seems destined
to fill very important place In the
educational system in the State. DR..
! |Cridlin Is always ready to give any
aid to those who may need his as
sistance. and having had twenty years
Of successful experience as an cducn-
tor in Virginia, he is we'll qualified for
| this work.
Seeing the great need OF some agency
to supply the pastorlcss Baptist
churches with suitable pastors and
pastors with churches. the Rev. DR..
| Crldlin organized the Bureau OF Infor-
nation for the purpose OF Introducing
tho pastors and churches.
| This Is the only agency of the kind
In the South, and has already met with
| great favor and success. Dr. Cridlin
Shas been an active minister in the
\ century. He has recently aided in
locating several pastors. and others
are now seeking fields through him.
Christmas Entertainment.
The Sunday school of West End NJ.
1
mas entertainment at the church to-
might. The program follows:
Song. Christ Is Born; prayer ny pastor;
icpening address; THE Three Holidays;
lrccitation.# Give Us a Chance; song. 8 Hail
,This Day; recitation. ..Annie's and Willie's
1 Prayer: recitation. "Look to Jesus; rec!-
tation. "Glad Tidings": song. ."rhe Fir Trees
! Are waving: recitation. Little Rockett'a
/ Christmas': dialogue; song. "Hark. thu
lMusic Swels''; citation, "Christmas Is In
tho Air. recitation. when Am a Grown
/ Up Lady; recitation, '"Tls Jesus; solo
recital ion. "Under the Mlstletoe's: dialogue
] "Christn,ns Guests. recitation. "on Christ,
5eeitation: "Derothys e'hristmas Gift: rec
q Rejoicing recitation, "pabs's Christ
snke''; dialogue (Which Is Best; song
I"Ch,sGift Divine: recitation, Royal Wei
i come" Il Il 81
Mrs. QueensDerry's Funeral.
The funeral OF Mrs Lucy French Queens
Ibtrry wife Of Mr.. Z. a. 0ueensberry. took
place yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock from
1 the residence. The pail -bearcrs, We're: Hon
]! orary---nr, r.. r. Rucker and Howard Glen
4 ,ents. Actlvc--Willlaln Bass, c. II. Jones
i Mr. Flournoy, a, i. Smith, G. !. Brooklni
and Mathew Morton. Tho floral tributes
Il were beautiful.
In Police Circles.
The docket the Police Court yesterda,
i nl6rninEe was unusually light there helnL