The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-22
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| county, where he conducted very
successful ravivoI meeting at Sharon
Bsptiat Church There. were twenty
one additions to the church.
The pastor. the REV. G.. H. Sheriff
will begin revival services this morn
ing at Four-Milc Creek Baptist
Church. which will be continued dur
| ing the week. The Rev. Or. Waugh.
OF West Point. will assist in the SER
| vices after tonight
A grand rally" under the auspices
Of the Baptist young people OF Rich
n1ond and Manchester. will be held IN
the Fulton Baptist Church this after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. Professor Little.
of this city. will be on hand with a
chorus choir of fifty trained voices.
An excellent program has been pre-
| pared, and the public is very cor
daily invited to attend.
| Mr.. and Mrs Joseph H. Becker. who
were married September Sd In Wash
lington. returned home from their bridal
tour this week. which included Wash
| ington. the exposition and Louisa
county Alrs. Becker was Miss Leah
Reynolds, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
John Reynolds. OF Louisa county. Mr..
and Mrs. Becker were rendered re-
ception at their home, in Varins, on
their return.
George W. Holland OF Norfolk. ana
Miss Lille l.. James. Of Fulton, were
married Monday at o'clock. in the
pariors Of the Rev w. A. Laushon. No.
1873 South Fifth Street After the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Holland left for.
Baltimore, Washington and the expo
sition.
The bridegroom is a marine engineer.
The bride is a popular young lady of
Fulton. Mr.. and Mrs. Holland will live
in Norfolk.
Cards are out announcing the ap-
jeanette Seals to Charles II. Smith. Jr..
which will take place Wednesday even
ing. September 25th. at half-past
O'clock, in the Fulton Baptist Church.
Miss Seals Is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Seals, OF Fulton Hill. Mr..
Smith is the son OF Rev. Charles n.
Smith. and is a business man of Fulton.
j. NJ Bryant. formerly superInten-
dent of the National Cemetery on Full
ton Hill. but now superintendent of
the National Cemetery of Anderson
Vile, Ca. paid a brief visit TO Fulton
THURSDAY. He will also visit Wash
ington and the exposition before re-
turning.
a L. Brown and family have re-
turned from the exposition.
Frank Phillips has returned home
-
to Cincinnati and Chicago
Charles AfcCook. OF Portsmouth. is
visiting his aunt. Mrs. Charles Deoppe,
of varIna.
William C. Prosser is the guest of
his daughter. Mrs. Louis Eejgers. on
Denny Street.
Wray Gaulding has returned from a i
visit to relatives in Goochland county.
Mrs. Robert Gaulding and little
granddaughter. Lucille Alley. have re-
turned after a two weeks stay near
Cumberland Court-House.
Miss Jennie Austin is visiting Mrs.
Fred Rice on Denny Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter .Tillman have
returned from a. visit TO Danville. ac-
companied by the latter's sister. Mrs.
Wallace.
Little Miss Louise Sharpe has re-
turned from Baltimore.
ka threne, the little daughter OF Mrs.
Kate Coussens, has returned home from
spending the Sumler in Baltimore.
Mrs. Maggie Manly, OF Baltimore. is
the guest OF Relatives in Fulton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gill have re-
turned from g. visit TO relatives at
Providence Forge.
Dudley Williams OF New Kent. has
returned from visit to his sister.
Mrs Dowden.
MIS-. tSHdrleS Ddiilts, Oh OakVllle,1
Conn.,, who has been the guest of Mrs.
James Black, has returned homo b.
way of the exposition.
Misses Anna and Lille Nelson are
attending the exposition.
Hugh MCGUIRE left few days ago
for Baltimore and Washington.
DR.. w. w. Nelson is spending the
week at the exposition.
Mrs. Alexander CraddoclS is the guest
Of relatives in Smithheld.
Ben Jolly. who was hurt about six
weeks ago by falling from a building.
IS able to be out With the aid OF
crutches.
ME-. and Mrs. John Duke have re-
turned to their home in Williams
burg. accompanied by the .atteps Sis
,er, Miss Bertha Gearing.
The Rev. David Hepburn and wife
rave returned from! a brief visit to
Frank Ebcrly and wife. of Pitts
'urg, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Brown. have returned home
~ way OF the exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Reams and
children have returned from an ex-
ended visit to the latters parents, Mr..
md Mrs Louis Richmond. of Newporti
lews.
Vernon and Raymond Rice have re-
oughby Beach. II
Misses Carrie Condray, Ruby Miles. II
yana Clarke, Mrs NJ. r. Seay and Mrs.
1. y. seay have returned from visit II
o Washington and Alexandria.
Miss Minnie Myers has returned
rom a two-months' visit to Norfolk,
and Ocean View, II
Ned Dinwiddie has returned from a II
,isit to Washington. II
Louis Washer, son of Alderman
.ouis Washer. left this week to re
ume his duties at the Y. P. I.
MISS Alice Brown has returned from II
Roanoke where she was the guest OF II
Ter sister. Mrs. z. 3. Vaughn. II
Mrs. Charles ) Barker and Charles
Of Baltimore, are the guests l
i Mr.. and Mrs. a, r. Mccalley,
Mrs. William f. Ford, Mrs. II. Nj. II
iodfrey, Mrs. r. Bufin and little Miss
lay Godfrey accompanied by Misses
lamy and Mabel Rock, or East Rad !
ord. are spending the Week at the |
Sposition.