The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-24

been born here. He was employed "a
n clerk in the Atlantic Coast Line
freight Offices. until he had to give
up on account of his health.
He is survived by his mother. two
| brothers-Linwood G. Moody. OF OK
ford. n. c.. and Sylvan N. Moody. OF
Little Rock. Ark.-and one sister. Mrs.
William Harcourt, OF New York.
Mr.. Moody was exceedingly popular
in Manchester. and had hundreds of
friends here.
The funeral will take place from
cambridge Street Baptist Church this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Rev C. ..
Woodward will conduct the services.
Young Man Dies.
Comber Beckman, of Washington, a
nephew of Mr.. Joseph Mittendorf, of
Chesterfield county. died yesterday
morning at 1880 o'clock at the Memo
rial Hospital,
He was seventeen years old and
was on visit to Mr.. hIttendorf at
the time he WAS taken sick. He was
only Ill a little more than week
| and meningitis was the cause of his
death.
| He lis survived by one brother, his
mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs Jo-
seph Beckman, being dead, The fu-
neral will take place Sunday after
noon at o'clock from st. Mary's Ger
man, Catholic Church.
=. Mr.. Wake Doing Well.
Mr.. David p. Wake, who was taken
| to the Memorial Hospital yesterday, Is
reported to be doing we'll. He was
operated upon Yesterday afternoon, and
passed through the delicate operation
successfully. 1t is hoped that the
operation will prove 10 be success
| full.
| Funeral of Mrs. Wingo.
| The funeral OF Mrs. Belle knight
| Wingo took place yesterday In Maury
| Cemetery at 10 o'clock The services
were conducted by the Rev. DR.. Nc
Ilwaine. She WAS a consistent meln-
| Der of the Manchester PRESBYTERIAN
| Church, and had host of friends.
| Red Men Celebrate.
| Kecutan Council, No. 81, of Matoaca.
| yesterday celebrated It's thirty-seventh
| anniversary. The services were COM
menced at o'clock in the afternoon In
| the Methodist Church and lasted until
i G o'clock.
supper was then served and then
| the speakers OF the occasion We're
heard. Charles Bnrkert, great prophet
of Virginia, delivered an address on
the success of the order.
i a large number of Manchester menl-
bers as we'll as a number OF wives and
daughters were present. Among them
| were Misses Lottie and Louise Burkert
/ and Mary Deitrick.
Personals nnE Briefs.
Mr.. William Haynes, of East Sixth
i Street, left yesterday for MISSOURI,
where he will locate permanently.
Rev. George f. Donella will conduct
the services, both morning and evening"
at Oak Grove Baptist Church Sunday:
Rev a. T. Howell, the new pastor or
/ Clopton Street Church. will conduct
the morning and evening services
there He will not be able to take
IN his duties at the church regularly
until October list.
Rev. C. O. Woodward. who has ac-
cepted call to Clifton Forge. will
preach for the last time at his church
on Sunday night. His theme VIII be
"A Life Retrospect" In the morning
he will have for his theme. is There
a Future Life?. Where IL IT. What Is
i It?"
Edgar Dobbins was before Squire
A Jordan yesterday, charged with being
4 drunk He was fined 81 and COSTS
Misses Ethel Robinson and Myrtle
4 Morrissette left Yesterday morning to
4 visit relatives in Halifax county,
4 10Th for the falland winter term Last
4 might the School Board elected Miss M,
X. Richardson, of West Pointa teacher
lin place of Miss Luke, who will be
Il =
4 health. Miss Tatum. OF Manchester.
was also elected a teacher last night,
Miss Nellie Thompson, of Charlotte
j Courthouse, who has heen visiting
Mrs. II. B. Johnson, is now attendRg
1.-THE exposition,
Miss Kinda YanceS, of Lester Manor
lis the guest OF her cousin, Miss Louise
4 Johnson, of No. 404 West Fourteenth
Il Street.
j Mrs. Mary Elan, Of No. 241N semmes
4 Avenue, entertained Wednesday ewes
tlnlng in honor OF her eighty third BIRTH
4 day The dining room was beautifully
4 decorated with palms and cut flowers,
\ and refreshments We're served In old
Virginia style, Among those present
We're Mrs. Mary Elan, Mr.. and Mrs. i,
4 II. Walden, Mr., and Mrs Howard Lan-
A ford, Mr.. and Mrs, p, -. Johnson,
Il Misses Louise and Ida Johnson, Miss
4 linda Yancey, Misses. Ada and Altha
n Howe, Mrs. Folkes. Mrs. Perclyal and