The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-11
NEWS GATHERED
FROM SOUTHS|DE
Elwood Moody Fatally Injured
in Yard OF Coast Line at
Rocky Mount.
LIVED II: ONLY FEW HOURS
r,.:11 fsDdIa,, T-1,, De,f1
LIVED ONLY FEW HOURS
Infant Child Of Dudley Ely Dead.
Elks to Go to Phila-
dclphia.
n1anohester Bureau. Tsmes-Dispatch
~ . ''>'''> No. 11n2 Hull Street.

Mr. Elwood Moody. formerly Of Man
chester. and brother Of Mr.. !. X.
Moody. az Maury Street. was inlurcc
fatally in the yards Of the Atlant!c
Coast Line Railway at Rocky MONT !,
n. c., yesterday morning. ana uiea
about 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
Moody was employed as the con.
auctor Of local freight train on. OF
Rockv Mount, and was struck by a
SHIFTING enging. One leg was cut OH.
The injured man was removed to no % s
initial but lived only few hours atter
the amputation
FOR several years Mr.. Moody was
employed here by the Atlantic COAST
Line. and he had many friends 10
Manchester. He visited his brother mere
about a week ago. He was unhiar-
ried and was about thirty-eight years
of age. He is survived by his brother
Mr.. r. r.. Moody. and his father. a!r.
John Moody of Weldon. n. G. Mr.. J.
n. Moody will leave here this morn
ing for Rocky Mount.
MIR. E1y,s Child Dies.
Edith Ely, the infant daughter OF
Senitary Inspector Dudley T. Ely. died
YESTERDAY afternoon at the residence OF
her parents.
The funeral will take place this af-
| ternoon at o'clock from the resi-
| dence The interment Will be made In
Maury Cemetery.
Teachers For Year.
The Manchester School Board has
selected the following corps of teach
ers for the coming session:
High School-~Kremer j. Hoke. prin-
cipal; Miss Lalla Mayo (business
course), Miss Bessie P. Taylor, Miss
Constantance S. Taylor. Miss Rachel
A. Lyon.
Primary and Grammar Grades-Mlss
f. NJ. French. Mrs. Ida S. Woodward
Miss Clara O'Bren. Miss =. p. Bohan-
Lamb. Miss Nettie Cridlin. Miss Inez
Clary, Miss Mabel Brands. Miss T. NJ
Bronough, Miss Ida A.. Brown. Miss
Mabel Brands, Miss Louise D. LouclSe
Miss Virginia Roberts. Miss Bessie
Wells Mrs. Il. NJ. Gwathnley, Miss
| Eta Sampson, associate teacher.
The principal and two teachers
Mrs. B. A. Davis and Miss Gertrude
| Weisiger--declined recollection.
| Colored Teachers-James II. Black.
i well, principal; Clifford II. Winfree
assistant principal; Bertha y. Hughes
Maud s.fHilton, Mary Il. Walker Flor.
ence e. Baker. Louise Cunningham
j Frederick Tyler. Sarah a. Deane.
Promotions NIndo.
! Mr.. J. II. Morecock, who for severa
years has been employed as dispatcher
at the Manchester office of the Pas.
i senger and Power Company, has beer
/ appointed chief dispatcher and assist.
4 ant superintendent OF the Ashland di
i vision.
4 II. L. Lawford and Fl IT. Pitt vii
l be appointed dlspatchers. II f. Klutz
formerly dispatcher there has beer
Il made cashier. 1t Is understood tina
these changes Will go into effect with
!, In the next ten days.
\ NInnchcstcr Elks to Go.
A large party of Elks from Man
chester Lodge Will leave here on Sat
urday for Philadelphia, Among thos
who will go are Messrs. Royal Fend
Icy, H. G. Beattie. Sr.. ]. @. Wake,
M. r. Graves, w. II, Waymack, A. a
Adkins. r. T. Patram, Henry Latham
II. v. Owens, delegate; Henry yader
Lacy Fenley. Millard . Martin. Herr
Harnish, Joseph Middendorf, Fay Du
val, w. II. Lamb. Kenneth Smith, "
D. Franklin, H. III. Wells, Leo Lathar
and Joseph peCorr. Messrs. Ernest +
Wells, RI, Patram and A, A. Adlsin
expect to remain only short time 4
the convention city. and then go t
New York on business.
Officers Installed.
Stuart Lodge 7. .. O. r., has In
stalled the following officers for tn
ensuing year: George w. Payned. pas
grand;AW. L. Welsh, noble grand, II.
C,keadle. vice grand; George w. Blank
enship, secretary; ]. l.. Inge, Anancia
secretary; Il. S. Moody. treasurer; I
| q Andrews. chaplain; H. r.. Smith all
3, II. Morton, supporters for the nobl
Ijigrnnd;F H.(A. Jordan. warden; IL
Pittmans conductor; A.. n. Cassn outsid
| glard.lcstV. Green nild 70, n, Neblet
! scene supporters; y. j. Whitehead an