The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-26
Virgfnian Bureau.
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Easter viii be appropriately OBJ
served in the churches of Manchester
Sunday. Most OF the special services
viii be at the morning hour.
AT the Decatur Street NJ. l.. church
an exceptionally interesting program
has been arranged. +. A. Sehnecker's
Easter cantata, The Risen King,
viii be rendered by the consolidated
choirs of the Decatur Street church
and st. Pohn's p. +. church. of Rich,
mond. Sunday night at O'Clock. The
following win participate. Miss Olive
Andrews, pianist. Mr. Harry c.. Dues
berry. organist: AIR Charles w Gar
rison, director. and Miss A., Behmer
Rudd and Mrs A. III. Duesberry, So
pranos. The song services program
Anthem, Christ Is Risen; hymn, No.
1856. Christ, the Lord. Is Risen To-
Day: creed, Lords Prayer. chanted;
old chant. Gloria in Exceisis": offer
| tory, Easter song doxoiogy; address
by the pastor, Rev. q. T. Forester.
Easter services will be at the morn
ing services of the Clopton Street
church. The Clopton Street r. y. y.
u. viii give an open meeting Sunday
night at O'Clock. Music viii be
rendered ny the Sunday school orches-
ira An interesting program has been
arranged for. AZ O'Clock Rev. j. c.
Miles. pastor, will preach.
The Power or God viii be the
subject of Rev. j NJ. Rowland. pas
tor Of the West End church. sunday
morning at III o'clock. At =. NJ.
the subject of his sermon viii be De
cefvfng Yourselves
Rev. j. T. Haiey will preach at tae
Stockton Street Baptist church SAM
day morning and night.
At the Oak Grove Baptist church
tiSe pastor. Rev. d. G. Lancaster. vii!
preach at both services. taking for
his subject in the morning THE Way
aud at night Final Contract. Spe-
ciai Easter music, which has been ure-
pared, Will be rendered as follows:
Morning service: He Is Risen"
tLeslie). Garments Of Praise ,Gei-
bell; He Did Not Die in Vain" tTui-
ler}.
Evening service: Tie is Risen
lehman: No Iii Can Harm
tBenkel. by the male quintet: solo.
selected. by MIR, II. Il. Phillips.
Choir: Soprano-Mrs. w. s. Rsams,
Misses Eta Barnes, Mary and Pearl
Brewer and Mrs. r. r. Seas. Altos
Mrs. j. S. Henner and Mrs. Wilbur
East. -Trnor---hessrs w g. Reams.
Wiibs.E East and T. f. Seay. Bass
MeSsrs- II. II. Phillips and J. r. Rem
ner Chorister--Mf. j. S. Renner. Or
ganist--Mrs. n. w. BEDFORD.
AT the Asbury NJ. f. church. Rev. w.
G.. Burch, pastor. will take for his SUBJ
ject at the II A. NJ. service. Christ.
the First Fruits" and at 7:45 p. M,
Risen with Christ" Special music
by the choir Those who were con-
verted at the revival sAryices which
have Just ended viii be received into
the church at the morning service.
Consolidation Comment.
mass meeting OF the Manchester
Anti-Consolidation League will be held
Saturday night at 8 O'Clock in the
Masonic Temple. There will be adj
dresses by several weil-known men,
who Will endeavor TO explain the an
nexation ordinance and demonstrate
why. Manchester would not be benefit
ed BY union with Richmond. A
large attendance is anticipated
Nearly all available billboard space
In the southside city is now covered
with haring posters urging citizens to
vote for consolidation Bill posters
are still at work putting UP big sheet
signs. while sign painters are WELD
ing brushes and rapidly putting up
huge display boards
THIS actiVlty ON the part OF the pro-
Observation-Disclosures has in no way dis
turhed the Observation-Disclosures. who
continue to steadily work along con-
sentative lines to defeat the merger OF
Kschmond and Manchester.
Only nine days now remain before
the citizens win ballot ON the propo-
stion to become Washington ward OF
the Virginia capital and both sides
resllixe that not for moment can they
relax their efforts without tgiving the
opposing forces an opportunity.
The question 10 now a burning issue
and occupies the sole attention of the
residents OF the southside.
Youths Heavily Fined.
Ten young men Of Richmond were
fined 80 and costs each by Mayor
Maurice in the Police Court Thursday
for dtsorderly conduct IN Manchester
on st. Patrick's night. Three Of the
accused failed to appear and the mayor
ordered attachments to be issued for
them. Those who appeared and were
fined included 'Shenic' Knowles,
Charles German, John Garnet, Ryland
Robertson, Leslie NASH Bennett Will
lians and Wesley Bennett. Those who
did not turn up were Carlton Noel,
Leland Shields and George Cootle.
II ID alleged that the young Rich
1nonders had been 10 dance in Chez
tertield county, and returning home
passed through Manchester and cree
ated q general breach OF the peace.
The Manchester authorities have
turned them uver 10 the, Chesterfield
county authof'ttis. and they will APP
pear before Magistrate l.. w. Cheat |
ham In the Oak Grove court next
Friday. They were released under
bail. .l;.
DlsOrderiy on Car.
Mary Jehns0n. stolored. ives nned
el0 and costs by Mayor Atanrtce for
dlserderlY condpFt On street car |