The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-18

GRADED SCHOOL.
siNth - Primary Grade (Miss Emma
LMa Van Teach'sslr,1 ~ Puliam, Ida
Young, Edna Powell. '''ste
Fifth Primary Grade l1iss MAY
MMr ,r 1.aal Teather)-Ella Bradshaw,
M n Brooks 7; Lucille cheatham.
I15w =" Jewett. Hazel Link, Ella
Daniel Ingram, Parker Wesiger.
,,i Fourth /, and and Third Primary Grades
Willie Sampson. Helen Anderson. Viz 7Vir.
Ginia Archer, Sadie Cook, .Gaynell Phil
llns. Annie ,l Reams, Annie Robertson,
Cfildress, George Day, Percy Garnett,
Raymond Hail. Spencer Hancock, Cor
with ;1ollffe, BENJAMIN johnson, Ell
more Lester, Della Atwell, Elizabeth
pay, Barbara Godsey, Thelma viii
lams
Second and First Primary Grades
Miss Clara O'Brien. Tcachcr)--Glenn
son; Arthur Amos, Joseph GALLOWAY.
Walter Henley, Page Kelly, Clifford
Moseley, Margaret Baltimore. Emma
B &c. Myrtle Caudle, Jennie Dow
elyn Fry, GLADYS Johnson. Alice Rob
inson Esther Shotwell, Nina Smith.
Warner I'aison.
:, Fourth GRAMMAR Grade (Mrs. Ida
W ''ou"uld lcucIcIJ-1TaCp BflnSnr.
Lizzie Dennis. Marie Williams Lizzie
Fry, Corinne Lockett.
Fourth Grammar Grade. Section A
Miss Lalla Mayo, Teacher) -Nlubei
Third Grammar Grade. Section p
Miss Ada Hall, eacher)-c;eorgic
Frostic Adele Warriner.
Third Grammar Grade Section A
s ,Miss Ada Hall, Treacherl-1da Baugh,
ellie Reams, William Gibbs.
Second Grammar Grade. Section r
Miss Inez Clary and Miss Mabel
Brands; Teachers) -Efiie Baltimore.
Gill. Ruth Goode.
Second Grammar Grade, Section A
Louise Gwathmey.
First Grammar Grade, Section I:
Bnugh.
First Grammar Grade. Section A Miss
Bessie Wells. Teacher)--l1lma Bat
tie. Garnet Campbell, Martha Hand,
Florence Neislcr, Laura Anderson
overflow School (NIrs Gwathmcy,
Teacher)- Simmons. Lille vii
liams, Major Nunnaly. lIldridgc Puck
cit.
11IGII. SCHOOL
First Year A (Miss Fannie French.
TeachcD Mary Try.
Teacher) Miss Nannie Walden. Miss
Lulicme Du Val
Personals and Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Marion, Jr., left
their home III Chesterfield county. yes
terday morning for an extended trip
through the West. They expect 10
spend some time in Utah and Idaho. On
Tuesday night number Of friends;
gathered at tfeir home to wish them a
pleasant journey.
Mrs. J. w Hail. who has been spend
ing some time with her sister, in
Amelia county, has returned to her
home.
The Olympia Club, of Manchester
held an important meeting on Tuesday
night to discuss plans for their an
! nual outing Which they will take at
| the Jamestown Exposition this SUM
mcr.
Miss Nora Valentine, sister of Mr.
| r. G, Broaddus, is quite sick at her
home on BainbridGe Street.
The revival services at Cowardin
| Avenue Christian Church will continue
| until Sunday, Up to this time there
lave been thirty-four conversions
Mr.. n. y. Curtis. of No. 1lOS Perry
| Street, whose hand was slightly cut
! by a circular saw Il few days ago, Is
! in serious condition blood poison laV-
| ing set in. i is thought that ic will
lose his arm
| The Clopton Street Baptist Church
viii give tacky party this cVcEing a,
| Cerslcy's Hall for the benefit OF on,
! Of the societies Of the church
Captain y y. Bailey has entirely re,
covered from the Illness which has
| kept him in for some DAYS,
Mr., Edward Sanders Is quite III /,
the homo Of his daughter Mrs. Ella
lGgEleston No. 1878 HUI Street,