The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20

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attractive In this vicinity.
Tho church is being painted inside
and out. und 1t has been newly paper
ed. The electricians have also taken
a hand in the improvements, and
electric lights have been installed
throughout.
Several months ago there was DIFF
ference In this church and portion
of the membership left and organized
what Is now known as Weatherford
Baptist Church.
There will be no services in Clopton
street Church next Sunday on account
Of the repairs which are being made
and which will not be completed by
that time
Organize Ball Team.
A committee has been appointed by
| Manchester Lodge, B. T. O. Elks for
| the purpose of organizing ball team.
| Tho intention of the committee IN
TO arrange games with both Richmond
| and Petersburg lodges. The Manches-
| ter lodge and the Richmond lodge
/ have some excellent material ana any
contest that might be arranged gee prom Mnm-
/ chester lodge will probably organize
| the tean, this week
Bazaars in Full Swing
The bazaar being held In Leader
/ Hall. under the auspices of the l1nglo
4 Rand and Lilly Council, Daughters OF
i Liberty, is being literally patronized.
Last night there was large CROWD
IN attendance, and the program pre-
sentod was greatly enjoyed. Follow
/ ing the regular entertainment, the
: Eagle Band furnished music.
The 1lower booth, which Is IN charge
, of Mrs Wood, is one Of the most
attractive In the hall.
!, Following the initial opening or
Mn sonic TEMPLE.
! the bazaar being held under the au-
:. spices OF stockton Street Baptist
!, Church was largely attended. and
i }3,nost delightful and enjoyable pro-
: gram was rendered.
! Tonight the program will be as
+. follows: Hygea Quartet, own selec-
: lions. under direction of Mr.. Perdue;
$ vocal selections, Mr.. Charles w. NC
o Cam; piano selection, Professor II.
I Reese; cornet SOLO Master Crump;
= vocal solo, Mr.. Henry Rueger; vocal
t selection, Miss lima Reams.
Z Roll Of Honor.
!, Following is the roll OF honor for
: the past month in the Manchester
). pu' MAScHEsTER HIGH scHooL ~, :,
= Second Year A Grade-Miss zuleime
q DuVal and Miss Mamie Walden.
= MANCHESTER GRADED SCHOOL y
o.I3rien. Teacher)-Nina Smith, Esther
:. shotweiil Myrtle smith, Alice Robert,
90 son. Beulah Rose, Nellie Patram
~ Evelyn Fry, Cora Elam Myrtle Candle
40 Emma Boynton, clifford Moseley, Page
- Kelly, Joseph Galloway uaao
:. Third and Fourth Primary irade
~ (Miss Elizabeth Bohannon, Teacherl-
a. THOMAS Childress, Percy Garnett, Kay
q q mond Hall, Luther Herndon;;, cqrwitl
he Jollffe, Herbert Reams, Molle , naGel
is Wright, Roy Napier, Monteiro Nelson
noss Luther Sampson, Willie Sampson, Gee
" Vest, Helen Anderson, Ellie Bower
be Mae Bradley, Mabel croW y 1,1I Jess e1s1
CO man, Halle James, Gaynell Philip!
So Annie Reams Annie Robertson, Mabe
"a Sampson. Cora Tntum.
~ Fifth Primary Grade (Miss May Bro
or naugh, Teacher) -Glenice Bolton, Lu
,oorr ellie Cheatam, Hazel Link, Ella Ream
~, a. Edna Srarke, Jane Shepherd Parke
OF sixth Primary Grade (Miss Emn,
Lamb. Teacher)-Virginia Pulliam, 70
sic Young, Ruby Elder RUBY clary.
First Grammar SIRE Grade { ts1h c, Bess
Il Campbell, Taylor Jollfre. Edgar saul
- ders. Martha Hand, Nettie White.
u.s. First Grammar Grade, Section
an Miss Ida Brown Teae 3 r.; =
is Margaret Gary, Sallie. Jones, Gertru'
,ys Bass, Consuelo Mccarthy,
IT'S Second Grammar Grade, Section
on (Miss Gertrude Weisiger, Teacher)
Is i1. second Grammar Grade, Section
en- Miss Inez Clary, Teacher -Norwo
the Green, Elna Andrews, Efie Baltlmo
lief Brandis Teacher) CLARA I'LL, Ali'
use Pacini.
h is Third Grammar a GTaaS ssetiSn
a ,Iui Duke Duke Estelle Brewe, Mozeile Reams
va - Third Grammar Grade, Section
ver tMiss Virgie Roberts. Teacher)-Mal
hhs Fourth Grammar Grade, Section
he (Ntrs Ida S. Woodward, Teacher)
1T" Lizzie Dennis I.zaie Fry, Grace Br
but ser, Marie Williams.
TO- Overflow school Second Prime
(Mrs Gwathmey, Teacher) RE!
IN, me Adams- Eunice Simmons, Lille W
The the liams, Hcrmon Booth,
Tvs Police Court.
ving George knight white, who on Nj
~ day attempted to take his life,
of being drunk, was before Mayor Nj
rice yesterday morning, and was H.
SIS for each otfense,
Junius Fulkes, colored, who
before the Mayor on criminal cha
llT yesterday, was dismissed, but was fl
III IS for disorderly conduct.
VI Joseph Lamhert lr, charged
made to pay $40 and costs, 1t
If voloped in the evidence that Laml
~ saw the negro drop the, money,
Ia picked 1t up, and later refused to
~ UP the coin.
Doobins Gets License,
Judge William l. clopton, in the
e Of poration Court, Yesterday granted
i was application OF ". j, Dobbins 70
y" transfer of the license he recently
me chased from Charles II, Myers
asas open the 9G pase s Al ISIS Nv Hun "f Street