The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-01
NEWS GATHERED
FROM S0UTHS||!DE
Many Committee Meetings sche
duled for This Week-Per-
sonals and Briefs.
Manchester Bureau. Times-Dispatch.
No. HOP Hull Street

No 1102 Hull Street
In municipal circles the week will
be busy one. Tomorrow night the
Police Commissioners will meet at
80 o'clock; Building and Lands Com
mittee at 7:45 o'clock, and the Gene
terry Committee at s o'clock.
On Tuesday night the Health Com
-mittee will meet at 1870 o'clock, the
Fire Commissioners at 7:45 o'clock. and
the Fire Committee at Sis o'clock.
On Thursday night the Street Com
mittee will meet, and on Friday night
the Finance Committee will have a
session.
Church Services.
At Fifth Street NJ. E. Church the
service this morning will be conducts
ed by the pastor, the Rev. w. p. Ed
as usual. In the afternoon at 3
o'clock a mass-meeting and song SER
vice for the children will be held in
the church preparatory to the chill
dren's services. which are soon to be-
gin.
The Rev. D. G. Lancaster, pastor of
Oak Grove Baptist Church, will preach
morning and evening. Morning sub
ject, "WillinS and Ready for the Bat
tle." Evening subject, Correct Think
ing-Right Action
In Central NJ. E. Church the pastor.
Rev. j. *. Jolliff, will preach at II A.
M. and S p NJ. The subject at night
will be. "How a Lions Mouth Was
Locked
In West End NJ. L. Church the Rev.
j. M. Rowland will preach morning and
evening. In the morning his subject
will be .Heaven's Search Warrant.
In the evening, "A Choice BIZ of
Fare"
In Clopton Street Baptist Church
the pasto., the Rev. J. B. Harrell. will
preach ut both services. His morn
inr theme will be THE JOY of Sal
yation." In the evening his subject
Will be "Not Far From the Kingdom
of Cod
The Rev. J. w. Durham, pastor OF
cambridge Street Baptist Church, will
fill his pulpit at both services, His
morning subject will be a Citizen
Fighting for righteousness. In the
evening lie will have for his theme
"Pleasuras and Amusements--How VIC
May Know Whether They Are Right
or Wrong" The choir will render as =
special number Protect Us Through
the Night
l. Inc REV. IL. ~. NSOIliDS "Aii pANs-N-'
morning and evening at Cowardln Ave
Inue Christian Church.
Mrs. Drumhcllcr Dead.
Mrs. r. NJ. Drumheller died at tht
residence of hes husband, IN swans
boro, Friday. morning at = o'clock
She is survived by her husband, two
lchildrcn, her mother, one brother ant
1.-TWO sisters.
The funeral Will take place this
afternoon at o'clock from the Sacred
Heart Church. The interment Will ht
made in Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Personals ana Briefs,
on and after March I'd the Max
chester Posts Office Will be opened i
the morning at 1880 o'clock, ana VII
Mrs. Talbot II. Williamson and
sister, of Norfolk Va. are visitint
Miss Emma Bailey of Decatur Street
Mr.. r. A. Baugh has left TO Vlslt ~:
brother, Mr. William H. Baugh' 9
ESulnmerhcld, Pa, whom he mas no
seen for nearly fifty years.
X II The SWoman's Mis- onary society Q
Rainbridge Street Baptist Church VII
meet TUESDAY at $3.50 O'Clock. IN TN
lIhome OF Mrs. Brnser NO, l3os loecatu
s|Street. Mrs. w, S. Teak Will address
5|stne meeting on the Womans Mission
a ary Union Training school s 8
4 a rainbow tea will be given on Fri
a dny evening In the home Of Mrs. A., G
\ rtarding5 by tile Young Ladies At'
a Sooiety sof Bainbridge Street Raptls
iIchurch. for the benefit Of the SUNDAY
isehool library, Il, .
4 I1 Nlr.31lItltie Phaup, ot Pilktngt lon, VIII
has Fbeen visiting relatives, has return
4 lea home. \.