The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-26
NEWS CA THERED
F ROM SOUTH5|DE
Residents of Swansboro Make
Complaint of Having Gates
Stolen.
G, H. C. CLUB HELD MEETING
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Musical Program at cambridge
Street Baptist Church
Tomorrow.
G. H. C. CLUB HELD MEETING
Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch,
No. 1lO2 Hull street


Many Of the residents Of Swansboro
have been utterng loud complaint owing
to the fact that the gates In their front
yards have been taken OFT and carried
away. The theft was committed GONE
time during this week. and nothing as to
who did 1t can be ascertained.. A laundry
sign was taken from one of the stores
Ia Swansboro and carried into Mrs At
kinson porch Among those from whom
the gates were taken are Mrs. 7. a. Park,
Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Atkinson and others.
Rev. DR.. Baldy's Success.
During the seven years stay of Rev
DIR. e. V. Badly. pastor of Balnbridge
Street Baptist Church, nearly 800 members
have joined the church Within the last
three Sundays fourteen members have
been received, some by letter and some
by baptism. Dr. Badly averaged about
l.Voo or j, 800 pastoral visits every year
lie and his wife have been very active
in doing both church and Sunday school
work.
Musical Program.
Tho following musical program will be
sung as cambridge Street Baptist Church
tomorrow morning at IL o'clock.
Voluntary. 20 Blest Creator" (Gumbert) /.
offertory, Jesus, Lover of My Sour
(Williams).
Evening Is o'clock GLORY
In Excelsis'' CNilson): offertory. "Thc Lord
Is My Shepherd" arranged by Millard).
In each of the musical numbers beuuti-
ful solo parts are arranged for the SO
prano and contralto voices. which will be
sung by Mrs. Shifllett and Mrs. Petit
grew. The other singers are Messrs II, H.
Burton and VIM. j. Morrissett
G. H. c. Club Held Meeting.
The G il. c. Club met yesterday after
noon Mt the home of Miss Molle Courtney.
OF CIopton. After discussion OF the
plans and purposes of the club refresh-
inents We're served and a very enjoyable
time was spent Those present were: :
Misses Reba Bradley, Mollie and Rebecca
Courtney, Ollie Gregory, Exelia and Emily
Fitzgerald, Louise Owen, Miriam Robert
son. Evelyn Fitzgerald, Mary Walden and
Louise Reams.
Coast Line Case Delayed.
The case of the Atlantic Coast Limo
Railway, charged with blocking the trat-
fic on upper Hull Street at the crossing
Mt Nineteenth Street, which was to be
heard in the Police Court, was postponed
until Tuesday morning
Herbert Cox. the young white boy con-
vcted on Tuesday of having entered two
stores. and sentenced TO the refornatory
was yesterday morning turned over to the
authorities OF the institution.
Surprise Party.
a delightful surprise party was given
Misses Ruth AIoles and Olive Lun in
their home. No. 1427 HUI Street, Wednes-
day night. Refreshments We're served
after which there We're games and music
The affair was most enjoyable.
Those present were Misses Ethel Robin
son. Lottie Blunt Josie Mccarthy Ruth
fiuband, Myrtle Morrissette, Corina john
son. Myra Johnson Aide johnson. Lo-
raine Claytor, Virgie Lum, Pearl Lun;
Masters Linnie Blunt Arthur Person,
Norman Ely. Roy Hudson Kenneth
Baker. Charlie Steward, Arthur Daniels,
Mr.. Lawrence Moles, Mr.. Horace Sim
mons and Mr.. Jessie Turner.
Sunday in the Churches.
In Central NJ. f. Church tomorrow
the pastor. Rev, j. Is. Joliffe, will preach
at / / y. NJ. and 7:45 F. NJ. on the fol-
of the Church to the Child; evening,
The Way OF God-the Value of Triumph
and Faith
wardin Avenue Christian Church. will
preach tomorrow evening at 7:45 on the
following theme: THE Capture OF Jer-
icho." The morning service will be led
by Mr. Fl. G. Honds, financial secretary
of the State board.
Rev. r. w. Griffin, pastor of Stockton
Street Baptist Church. will preach to-
morrow on tho following subjects IL A