The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-06
News Of South Richmond

THE Prayer Heard: A Grown of
Glory
Special music was, Tell Mother I'll
Be There" by the quartet. "I Will Ex-
toll Thee" by tho choir; My Mothers
Bible" by the quartet.
AT night the pastor took for his
subject. THE Lords Side Miss Ma
mte Powell and Miss Ellie Prince sang
My Faith Looks Up to Thee" The
male quartet rendered Shall We Meet
Beyond the River?" j. S. Renner Is
choirmaster
The monthly meeting of the wo-
mans Missionary Society of Balm
bridge Street Baptist Church will be
held in tho parlors OF the church to-
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. An
attractive program has been arranged.
The Industrial Chapter of Meade Me-
mortal Church will hold its social
meeting this evening at s o'clock with
Mrs. E. G. Hill. All members are In
yited.
Wizards Arc Wizards.
The South Richmond Wizards trot-
ted upon the diamond OF the Christ
Church Association Saturday. and az
ter nine seething innings. crossed the
river with their opponents scalp In a
Wildly Ny tHc score OF
to 2. The Wizards outbatted c. c..
A. six to one. The victors crossed the
plate twice in the first and sixth in
nfngs. Christ Church Association
could do nothing with Latham's shoots
the young twirler striking out nine
men and allowing but two scratch hits
On the other hand, tho Wizards found
Evans for twelve bingles. The Wiz
ards are anxious for the Oak Groves
to call up 6ss4-J Madison to-day.
Score by innings: RHE
| Wizards ....... 100000 1904 l2 4
G. G. A........ .0010100o % 3
Batteries-C. c. A. Evans and Greg
Dry: Wizards, Latham and Livesay.
Umpire. Mr.. Mum.
Took Chester Into Camp.
South Richmond took Chester into
camp Saturday AFTERNOON on the Ches-
ter diamond by the score of to g.
The game was an interesting one
Church's home run and Gentry's pitch
ing standing out prominently.
Score: R. H. Z.
Manchester 80. 02300O1 o.-6 2
Chester ........ 0001o2O0 % Z :
Summary: Two base hits-Wipters.
Jones. Burrows. Three-base hits-El-
kie. Home run-Church. Double plays
-Elkie to Nelson. Stolen bases
Moody (2). Koenig. Wild pitch-Gen-
try, i; Clark, l. Base on balls-oft
Gentry. /; off Clark, 3. Struck out
by Gentry. 4; by Clark. S. Umpire. Mr..
OToole. Time OF game, l:4o. Attend
ance, AGO.
The winners will try conclusions with
! the fast Leigh Street Athletics next
Saturday.
The Manchester Tigers showed no
1 class on Saturday when the Monroes
defeated them BIZ the one-sided score
Of IL to .. Engelking's twirling was OF
high order, and Manchester never had
a say.
Score: r. II. r.
Tigers ...... 100000 90 2 6
Monroes ...-.. O30342o0 la l2 z
Farmers on the Jump.
The farmers of Chesterfield county
are at present busy with their agriclll-
tural pursuits and have got their farms
In excellent condition. However, ow-
the crops are not showing up so we'll
Spend Sunday at Wintcrpock.
!. Quite gay little party left Manches-
ter on the O'Clock Petersburg car for
Chester yesterday morning to spend
the day at Winterpock. Through the
Kindness of Mr.. Bowles. w. H. Owens
at the solicitation OF the party, con.
veyed the guests to Winterpock In q
gasolene car. The party included Mrs
j. L, Owens. two sons and two daugh'
ters. Mr. and Mrs. Graves Owens ant
Miss Phrennie Owens They returned
TO Manchester last evening.
General News Items.
Lewis Upchurch. a painter from the
Cockade City, While doing some paint
ing on the Gill farm, in Chesterfield
county, a few days ago fell and was
severely injured. Fortunately no bones
were broken. He VISA taken nome 1or
treatment.
David Laprade young boy, IS SICK
at his home on Perry street. lie mas
quite bad attack OF measles.
Miss Mary Hill Is the guest OF her
cousin Mrs. p. G. Hill.
Mrs. w. p. Macado and daughter
Miss Mary. of Greensboro, N. @, are
visiting Mrs. B. H. Guy,
Miss Lucile Wilkerson. OF Amelia, IS
. visitingNher cousin, Miss Minnie Weis-
iger.
Little Miss Elizabeth PettigreW Is
confined to her room with the measles
. Luther Roach a. young white man
charged with lighting William Schelles
. last month ana James Parks IN July o.
last year, Will be arratgned before
IJustice Maurice to-day,
Judge f. H., Wells returned from
r Nottowayl county Saturday and VII
hold the June term Of the Chancers