The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10
DEDICATE PULPIT
WITH CEREMONY
Elaborate Program to Mark In
stallation of New Rostrum
and Railing.
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FIRE CHIEF RETURNS
Police and Fire Department
Heads Visit Several Cities. Odd
Fallnur IN Attend Rally
FIRE CHIEF RETURNS

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
PETERSBURG, VA, Sept. 10.-The
following is the program for the ded-
ication of the pulpit and brass rail-
ings in the room of Phoenix class al
High Street Methodist church Sunday
morning:
Seiection--Phoenix class orchestra,
class.
Prayer--Rev. j. K. Jollifr.
Quartet--Miss william b. Hill. Miss
Lyons. Messrs. r. Gillian and Eu-
gene Talbot, accompanied by Miss
Mary Simpson.
observation-disclosures class orchestra
Reading Scripture lesson-E, E
Gill.
Quartet--Misses Wells and Irwin
Messrs. Stewart and Spain.
Dedication acknowledgements VIII
liam Hodges Mann.
Song-'I Am So Glad" Phoenis
class.
Acceptance address--Rev. william
II. Atwill.
solo-"Jesus. Lover of My Soul
Mrs. William B. Hill.
Report OF CLASSIFY the Secretary
Charles Lanier.
Selection-Phoenix class orehestr
Benediction--R. E. Gill
The exercises commence at si1i
o clock.
Chief o the Fire Department Edgar
/ V. Farley, Chief of Police r. r. Rag.
! land and DR.. W. r. Hoy. who have
been on visit to New York, have re.
turned to the city. j. B. Harrison and
W. a. Bond. who accompanied then
/ nv. bA t~N "A ~
City.
Thursdayf~whiie Father Koufcek
pastor of the Sacred Heart church, In
Prince George county, was returnIns
to Petersburg from the Mission church
in Dinwiddie, his horse fell dead in
the road.
Miss Florence Young, who has beer
visiting in the mountains, will return
to the city in about ten days.
! Deliver Address.
State Manager of the woodmen OF
the World s. B. Latham, of Norfolk
| delivered an address Saturday after
noon near Church road. in Dinwiddis
! county.
| A large number Of Odd Fellows OF
| Petersburg will attend the grand rally
of the order Monday night in Ricn-
| mond, at which will be present all the
| officers of the Grand Lodge Of vir.
| ginia.
| Sales of booths for the agriculture,
/ fair are being closed out very fast
Many OF the merchants and naAnufac.
| Jurors will make large displays at this
exhibit Of farm products. The fair i,
| held for the farmers in all the countfe.
adjacent to Petersburg. lying on the
south, west and east of the city Mr.
| r. Gordon F'inney is working dill.
gently to make the occasion a grear
success.
The Petersburg Creamery s e
have an adequate building erected or
the corner OF Madison and FRANKLIN
streets for the conduct of their busi.
ness. Mr.. A. b. Murray who has beer
! promoting the project has been very
i sick with appendicitis undergoing ar
/ operation at the Petersburg Hospi.
tai, but Is now recuperating.
The contract for the building na!
been let to Mr.. Haw, OF Richmond
and work will shortly begin.
! About twenty-five members o.
Petersburg knights Of Columbus viii
so to Norfolk Sunday morning to Wis
1t Portsmouth Council and partici
pate In the exem piification of q de
gree in the order which IL to be con
ferred by a Council from Baltimore
DIR. Rolston to Preach.
At the Second Presbyterian Church
! Sunday morning Rev. d. Fl, Rolstoy
will preach a special sermon to younl
men and ladies' who expect to at
tend institutions of learning this ses
son. also pupils in the schools o
the city.
Rev. Charles r. Stribiing will tax,
charge Of the pulpit Of Tabb Stree
Presbyterian Church AZ soon as b,
/ RECEIVERS from the spell OF fever WITH
which he has been suffering. He /.
at the home of his mother In Mar.
| tinsburE, w Va
Mrs. r. T. Eaton, wife of the lat.
DIR. T. I. Eaton. formerly pastor o,
the First Baptist Church Of peters
burg, died in the city of Louisville OF
+ Tuesday September 6th.
She Is survived by one son and on,
daughter.
While a resident of Petersburg Mrs
Eaton greatly endeared herself (,
members of her husbands church ant
the community generally.
Major Thomas l.. Emory Ia dead a,
| Weldon. N. c.. at which place the
funeral will be held Saturday after.
noon.
Major Emory was a native of Pet.
ersburg but since the civil war ha:
| been residing in North Carolina where
he has ben prominent citizen
Major Emory had been stricken with
paralysis few days before his death