The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-15
CHURCH sQUABBLE
STILL IN COURT
Judge West Presides for Judge
MiIlen Over Petersburg
Hastings.
PASTOR ACCEPTS CALL
Body of James Philips Buried
Tabb-Street Church Gets Pas
tor from Lexington.
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Especial 10 The Richmond NirsinianD
PETERSBURG, July l5.--The hust-
ings court was in session Thursday in
continuance OF taking depositloEs III
the case OF Avery and others Against
Tartte and others. The dispositions
In this case cover more than ave nun
bred type written pages. and grows out
OF dissensions in the Harrison Street
Baptist church. coiored. anu have
been before the courts for several
years Judge j. r. West. OF Waver-
ley, is presiding in the absence Of
Judge Mullen, at Newport News.
Thomas Aheian. OF CHESTERFIELD
county who is charged with the alb
duetion OF Miss Robertson of Chester
Held nftven years OF age. has been
released on bail of $1,000 for his APP
pearance before Justice Dunstan, of
Ettrick Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock
his brothers is his bondsmen.
Accepts Call.
DR.. J. r. Doan, former pastor Of
the West End Baptist church has &C
cepted a call to the Baptist church at
duties September LIST.
Mr. Robert f. Childs of this city in
the employ of the Norfolk and West
crn railway and Miss Kate Grant, of
Church Road. eloped to Washington
Thursday morning and were married.
After spending some time in Wash
ington the couple will return To Peters
burg.
The funeral of Mrs. Lila V. Hatch.
wife Of MIR r. o. Hatch, who died
Wednesday evening in the Petersburg
has E-%yA aFt ~
$3.50 O'Clock at st. Joseph's Catholic
church.
The body Of Mrs. Sailie l.. Warwick,
wife of the late John A. Warwick.
reached the city from Norfolk Friday
morning and was buried In Blandford
cemetery.
Mrs. Warwick was about sixty years
old.
Phillips Funeral.
The funeral OF Mr.. James Anderson
Phillips, of Matoaca. who died We'd
nesday evening after Il prolonged ILL
ness, took place Friday afternoon at
4 o'clock from the Matoaca Baptist
church.
Mr.. Phillips was 81 years old, and
leaves "A wife and two sisters.
Naomi Lodge. No 80, knights of Ply
thias of which Mr.. Phillips was a
member attended his funeral in a
body.
A telegram receive Thursday from
MIR. William r. Smith at stanton
states that at the meeting of the Lex
ington presbytery in that city the
pastoral relations of the Rev. Charles
r. Stribling and the Waynesboro
church had been dissolved and that
he was now free to accept the call
of the Tabe Street Presbyterian church
OF Petersburg.
Mr. Stribilng will enter upon his
duties the first of September.
Personals.
Mr. p. II. Drewry has returned from
his vacation at Virginia Beach.
Mayor William Jones continues III
at his residence on Harrison street,
! Mrs. f., j. Pollard has returned
home from a visit to Caroline county
much improved in health.
| Mr.. William y. Evans of Whining.
| ton, n. c. is visiting his brother, Mr.
John r. Evans, on High street,
I Mr.. Alexandria Hall Ellison. has re
turned TO Portsmouth after visit Il
/ his grandfather. the Rev. A. M. Hall
on Harrison street
Col, NJ. A. Embick, of Carlisle, Pa.
has returned home after spending
some time in Petersburg.
Col. Isaac b. Brown, of Cory. Pr, Il
in the city on visit.
] DIR. Meade Calender has returned I,
his home in New York after -visitin,
his parents on Jefferson street.
| Ensign Woods left Friday for n tri,
in the Blue Mountains Pennsylvania.
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