The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-15

way depot Is nearing completion. and
will be- ready for occupancy next
week. The building Is commodious
and attractive, and has -beeR paa4y
needed since the high water In tue
Appomattox In August, 1908. so Gam.
aged the depot as TO make the cree
ton of a new one absolutely neces-
sary.
Little Interest i'm Elections.
1t seems that there is little interest
ir-tnp- primary efrrttuu souu re
held, when aldermen and counciimen
are to be nominated. This primary
takes place on April 26, and thus far
only the first ward has had new aspi-
rants for positions In the council.
President Jones, of the board OF alder
men, having removed his residence to
another ward, has resigned as presi-
dent, and his successor will doubtless
be elected at the next board meet
ing. Friends OF William Il. Poole.
alderman from fourth ward, are de-
sirous TO have him elected for this
position.
To Start RevivaIs.
beginning Sunday, April II. revival
services will be held at the Second
Baptist churh. conducted by Rev.
Fred w. Moore. The length OF time
these meetings will continus 10 not
known. This will be determined by
the interest manifested. Mi. Moore
is a preacher of power and doubtless
large congregations will attend.
AT Grove Avenue church Friday
night Rev w. r. Hall will conduct
revival exercises. The chorus will be
present and good musical program
will be rendered.
At West End Baptist church next
Sunday. April II, revival services viii
be started by Rev. A. r. Love, pas
tor Mr.. Love will be assisted in
conducting the meetings 10y Rev. W
+. Powell. pastor Of Calvary Baptist
church of Roanoke.
Methodists Hold Conference.
The second quarterly conference Of
the Matoaca M. E. church was held
Thudsday night, Rev. ]. f.. Joliff,
presiding elder, in the chair. The re-
ports submitted showed prngresA- in
the work. both In church and Sun
day sef.eei, and the people were rurE-
mended by Mr.. JolliG.
The following were elected dele
gates to the district conference TO
be held at Dendren. Va, In July.
Messrs, J. E. Holt, J. Estes Gil
and George Meredith.
Alternates: Messrs. w. w. worley.
f. l.. Mann and w. A. Kidd.
Miss Monte MeCuIIoch.
Miss Monte McCulloch. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McCuiloch, died
at the residence of her parents on
Hinton street Thursday evening. Miss
McCulloch was well known, popular
and beloved by all who knew her.
Her brother, Mr.. Frank McCulloch,
died only q month or so ago. She Is
survived by her father, mother and
one sister.
Miss McCulioch was just entering
into womanhood. She was a con-
sistent and faithful member of the
church.
Funeral of j. Samuel Beaslcy.
The funeral of the late Mr.. ]. Sam
uei Beasley took place Friday after
noon from the HighStreet Metho-
dist church, and was largely attended.
A r. Hill Camp of Confederate Veto
rams were present.
Funeral of Christopher James.
From his late residence on Mar
shall street Friday morning the
funeral services of Mr.. w. Christie
pher James was held and was at
tended by A. p. Hill Confederate
Veterans.
Funeral of Mrs. a. u. Jones.
The funeral of Mrs, Annabella n.
Jones Will be held Saturday morning
in old Rlandford church. The hon
orary pail bearers are: Or. William
Harwood. Captain John r. Patterson.
Mayor w. NJ. Jones, Messrs. A. c..
Martin. S. NJ Green, r. G. Friend.
j. +. Williamson, David Calender, T.
r. Heath, Samuel Burwell. James Fl.
Gray. Henry L. Plummer, Lee f.
sutton. John f. Townes and Messrs.
James r.. Elam and John c. Free
man of Richmond.