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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1910-12-30

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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1910-12-30
MODES Of 0he MOMENT

ARIS.-We are all in a fe-
yer of excitement over
the next models. and
shopping expeditions oc-
cupy our thoughts. The
tuo great rival shOps. the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-12
Oxford

Thursday afternoon Miss Mary b.
Williams entertained in honor Of Mrs.
Josiah Cannadys guest. Misses shan
ris. Of sufYolk. Va. Five Hundred
was the game OF the evening, Miss
Sophia Taylor making the highest
score was awarded q deck OF cards
On Friday evening Miss, Ethyl $,
home on north College street.
Hearts" was played. and Sir. William
Aston made the highest score. After
the game refreshments were served.
Miss Annie Taylor entertained the
Card Club on Tuesday afternoon. Be-
sides the members, the guests were;
Mesdames j. A. Niles, A. II. Powell J..
c. Robarbs, w. A. Devin, Misses shan
er. OF Lynehburg. Fannie Gregory,
Settie Gregory and Irwin stark.
On Friday evening Mrs. Il. T. Raw
Inns entertained In honor of Mrs. Jen-
ME Francis, of Baltimore. the guest
OF Mrs. VIM. Lands. The prize was
Mother Goose In bridge, which was
won by Mrs. Lands and presented TO
the guest of honor. After the game
delicious refreshments were served.
Mrs. r. III. Lewis was hostess Of the
Tuesday Club at her home on Horner
of a series. Miss jennette Biggs win
ming the highest score viii be enter
tanned as guest OF the club next Tues
day evening at the residence of Mrs,
Miss Julia winston entertained a
number OF her friends at cards on
Monday evening. After the game ap-
petizing refreshments were served.
The event was one OF the most de-
lightful of the social season.
Mrs. Q. w. BlAcknali. of Kittreil
was the guest Of Mrs. VIM. Pegram
on north Broad street the past week
Miss Jennie Francis who has been
the guest OF Mrs. William Lands. has
returned TO her home in baltimore
The Misses Shaner, OF Lynchburg
and Miss Norris. Of Suffolk. who have
been visiting Mrs. Josiah Cannaby. for
the past week, have returned to their
homes.
Mrs. W. w. Devin is critically III at
her home on WILLIAMSBURG street.
covery.
The Granville Grays Chapter of the
Daughters of the Confederacy held a
very interesting meeting on Tuesday,
and several new members were en-
rolled. The next meeting will be held
at the residence Of Mrs. w. r. Bal
lou.
Dr. J. Il. Hobgood. resident physician
at the oxford Seminary. has resigned
his position to practice at Caroleen.
Cards have been issued by Mrs.
Daniel Gooch annfunc;ng the marriage
of her daughter. FAME Lee Gooch to
Mr.. Robert Lee Hamilton, at the
First Baptist church. Oxford. on Feb
ruary llth
Miss FAME Gregory has returned
from visit to Winston, N. c.
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was buried at the family buryins
ground on Tuesday.
! Mrs. J. c. Harry. who has been
quite i'll for some time, is GONZALES
cent.
Captain N. L. Shaw. mayor of our
town, has been indisposed this week.
Mr. Gregory, of Glover, has been
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. j. w.
II. Dyches, this week.
Mrs. Hagood Smith, of Fork, s. c.,
who was operated on at the Virginia
Hospital. Richmond, for appendicitis
recent, is now on q visit to her moth
er, Mrs. j. E. Crutcher.
Mr.. Charlie McKann, of Richmond,
was the guest of f. J. Wingo on sun
day.
Judge Boylan Green and daughter
are now occupying the house former
ly owned by Mrs. Bette Garden.
Captain N. l.. Shaw's new brick
storehouse Is nearing completion.
1t Is rumored that Mr.. A. w.
Gholson, formerly Of our town, now
of Henderson, N. c.. will return here
in the near future.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Harry
Coplan. who has been engaged in the
mercantile business here, VIII return
to Blackstone this week
The Woodmen OF the World gave a
banquet on Monday night In the aud
ito-ium, which was much enjoyed BIZ
all.
Mrs. T.. A. Cole returned to her
home in Norfolk last week She was
accompanied by her sister, Miss Bes-
ste Carter.
Mrs. Martha F. Wingo announces
the marriage of her daughter, Rosa
Allen Wingo. to Mr.. Patrick Nelson
Morgan, Of this place. to take place
at the home of the bride on Febru-
airy II, 1910.
The Methodist Episcopal Quarterly
Conference will be held at this place
on Saturday and Sunday. preaching
both days by the presiding elder, Il.
r. Dadmun.
Miss Mary Huteheson took her
mother, Mrs. p. b. Hutcheson, to the
hospital on Friday for treatment.
Miss Mary returned on Sunday.
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Chase City

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CHARLES CITY. VA. Feb, IA
Mann Page Lodge. No. 15T. A. r. and
A. NJ. held It's regular meeting FRI
day In the lodge rooms at Providence
Forge.
Miss Esteile Hubbard has returned
home from Norfolk. Va, where she
has been visiting friends for the past
week
Miss Ella Nance. who Is attending
the Woman's College in Richmond.
spent the weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs John +. Nance. of this
place.
Mr. and Mrs. s. C, waddiN, of
Richmond. are visiting their parents
near this place.
Miss Mildred Walker has returned
to her home. Hoidcroft, Va, after
spending very pleasant week with
her sister. Mrs. William waddill, Jr.
Mrs. Thomas ~. Hubbard, who has
been quite sick with the grip for some
time, has improved very much.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
William F. Clayton will be glad to
know that they have improved very
much.
The Board of Supervisors of Charles
City county will hold a special meet
Ing at Charles City Courthouse on next
Monday to discuss the all important
question of good roads.
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gone TO Newport News. where Mr..
Smither has accepted fine position
In teweriy establishment
Hotel o'conror came 4esr hsying
a Hcrtous fire this week. when work.
men used q gasoline torch TO thaw
out the water pipes. Tho volunteer
IRE company responded to the cali
promptly.
A social club for the young men
Of the town has been organized with
the following officers. Julian
Rasby. president; Meyer Gordon, Sec
Rotary; Ed. Morvitg, treasurer Mr.
Herbert /. Lewis and Walter Fleet
were made board OF governors. A
fine hall has been secured and the
idea Is to 1T 1t up with library and
apparatus for gymnastics. so that the
young men may have a comfortable
and pleasant place to spend leisure
time
Miss Lucy Yates Fauntieroy. of
Richmond. Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
1T. J. Dudley at Elsom, in King and
Queen county.
DIR. w, C.. Num-, who has been i'll
for several months, has improved and
is able to SIT up.
Mrs G. W. Humphrey IL visiting her
sister. Mrs. II. ]. Mackey, in New
port News, Va.
Miss Saiiie Hockaday. of Richmond,
il visiting her sister, Mrs. Thomas II.
Edwards.
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I ed, and 1t was beautiful entertain.
! ment,
Mrs. Mamie Heuser entertained the
Junior Order of the Auxiliary at hei
/ home on West Main street Shrovs
/ Tusday. Each guest drew a card. on
! which was pen sketch, the answer
being the life and name OF a bishop
of the church. Nice refreshments
/ were then served
| Mr.. Ebert Lee Trinkle, of Wythe-
1 VILE. will be married to Miss Helen
| Sexton, of Houston. Tex. on the 24th
/ of this month. They will be at their
home in Wytheyille after April list
Mr.. Trinkle 10 a well known lawyer
and has made mark In his profess
sion In this section.
Mr.. Charles Hicks, manager for the
Wythe Lead and Zinc Company, al
AustinvilIe, in this county. has pur-
chased the Mrs. Kate HuHord resi-
dence on Fourth street. Mr.. Hicks
residence on Main street was destroy
cd by fire recently. and he decided
not to rebuild on the site. r
Miss Virginia Gibbeney, of this
place, IL very sick at the home OF
her sister in Fayetteville. N. C. She
was recently operated on for appen-
dicitis.
DIR. C. D. Owens is Ill at his home
on Fourth street.
Mrs. John IL, NafY has returned
from visit to Washington city.
Miss Garnett Lawson, OF Burk's
Garden, lis visiting her aunt, Mrs Lena
Cooper.
Mr.. Robert l.. Pierce il visiting his
wife and young daughter, who are
staying at Mrs. Pierce's old home in
Galveston. Tex.
Mrs. Robert l.. Poage continues
quite sick at her home on North
street. in this place.
Mayor G. Woodville Smith, of
Lynchburg has returned TO Wythe-
Vile. after stay of few days at
his office in the Hill City. Mrs. Smith
Is with him.
Mr.. Rolfe E. Boiling. connected
with one of the national banks In Bal
timore. was in Wytheville this week
on business. Wytheyille was Mr.. Boil
ling's home of years gone by.
Mrs. Charles w. Heuser is on a
visit to her old home at Milton, n. c.
Mr.. +. II. Terry. treasurer of
Wytheville.t has been confined to his
h9naer on lawyers, ii ill. tAts week CT,
account Of sickness.
DR.. Cowan. assistant surgeon OF the
Norfolk and Western road and located
at Radford. was in Wytheville this
week on business.
Miss Lcta Goodwin. Of this place IL
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Scottsville

SCOTTSVILLE. VA, Feb. 12.--Miss
Pearl Payne and fvanhoe Boiling
both of Buckingham county, were
married at the home of the bride
near Paynes, Wednesday, February g.
at 3 o'clock p. NJ.
Louis Mayo. one of the oldest citi.
Gems of south A1bemarle, died at his
home, at Carriers Bridge. Monday,
February Z, and was buried Tuesday
afternoon. Rev. Harry Brown con-
Quoted the services
The water. electric light and tele-
phone franchise has been awarded 10
ID. s. Haines, OF New York. Work
has already begun on an electric
light plant for the town.
Rev. j. Allen Christian, DIR. l.. r.
Stinson. III. G.. Harris, S. r. Carrot,
l.. II. Agee and r.. l.. Blackburn at
tended the Masonic Grand Lodge in
Richmond this week
A. A. Kershaw spent Sunday with
his family in Lynehburg.
M. G. Davis Is quite III at his home,
Oakland" in Fluvanna county.
Andrew w. Payne, Of Altavista. is
spending several days with his family
on Drivers Hill"
G. w. Briggs was at his home here
this week.
r.. !. Wade, of Richmond, was a
visitor here this week
r. A. Birch, of Charlottesville, was
In town Thursday. buying cattle at
the stock sale.
Miss Emily Noting. of Towards
vile, was here Tuesday.
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Buena Vista

BuENA VISTA, VA, Feb. IL
The presentation OF the Chaperons on
Monday evening by local talent was
by far one of the best entertainments
ever given by local talent and as this
was the first attempt at Comic Opera
those who had the entertainment in
charge are to be congratulated upon
its success,
Miss Anna Waugh and Mrs. y. T..
Baker entertained at the home of
Miss Waugh on Tuesday evening with
progressive whist party and the
affair was one OF the most enjoyable
house was decorated with hearts.
potted plants and other decorations
appropriate TO the Valentine season.
The highest score among the ladies
was made by Mrs. d. s. Bromley and
the gentlemen's prize went to Mr.. j.
c. Taylor. After the game delicious
refreshments consisting of a salad
course. coffee, punch and waters.
were served.
Wednesday. being Ash Wednesday.
regular services We're held in the
Episcopal church at II o'clock. Dur,
ing the season of Lent services will
be held every Thursday at 4 o'clock.
Mrs. NJ. Doke and Miss Whitworth,
of New York, are the guests OF
Mrs w b. Pritchard.
Mr. II. Patterson, OF Lynchburg,
is the guest Of Mrs. w. II Giikyson.
Mr. and Mrs. w j. Wright re-
turned Monday evening from a three
days visit in Southwest Virginia.
Mrs. Henry Davis. of Oronoc. Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. M. Jennings,
at the Palace hotel.
Miss Anne Smith returned to Glas-
gov Tuesday morning, after having
spent the weekend with Miss Miriam
Tmhoiz.
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Sunnyside

EuNNySIDE. VA, Feb. 12.--Mrs
Mary French Is visiting relatives In
Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Dowdy, after
spending q snort honeymoon in Buck
inghan. are at home.
John Berger rs building a nragnth-
cent home.
We congratulate Mr. and Mrs. ].
l.. Carter upon the arrival of their
new daughter, Miss Nab"
Misses Grace and Bessie Blanton,
or Bailsvilie. who have been visiting
Mre j. NJ Bianton, have returned
Miss Edwards. of Cumberland. was
the weekend guest of Miss Bessie
Goodman.
The Farmers Warehouse at Cum
bertrand was burnt Tuesday night.
Some 5000 or 10000 pounds Of to-
hAaee WAS destroyed. 1t was thought
tn have been the work of an incen-
diary. 1t was partly covered by in
Nuranee.
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Saluda

SALUDA, Feb. I2.--The examine
ton of applicants for the position Of
'enaHaerator Of the census for Mfddie-
sex county was held at the COURT
house the 9Th by Postmaster Burke
Bristow. st which twenty-ei eight cam
didates presented themselves for the
six positions.
An epidemic OF grippe has pros
trated many persons here. but with
no fatalities to date. Among thosa
who have suffered are tho homes Of
J. III. Archibald. Calvin Clements. j.
w Harwoed, Mrs. raHa* Woodward.
Mrs Gay Wright. Mrs. Julia Bowden,
Benjamin Bowden, Rev. A. c. BOYD,
Mrs. Betty Perkins. Henley ARM
strong and A. J. Dunn
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Cente-
nary NJ e. Church made arrange
ments with the vaudeville company
of Irvington. who gave their play,
The Merry Cobbler.'' at this place on
Monday. when they Melted an appre-
ciatve sum from a good entertain-
ment, which was well patronixsd.
Hon. j. w. Harwood, while ut.
tending his duties ut the courthouse
on the 4th. became violently III ana
had TO seek accommodations In the
town until the next day before he
could return to his home In the
country.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
met at the Methodist parsonage ON
the sth for business and social
meeting of the members.
The mother and some friends OF
Schuyler Bristow, who is incarcerated
in jail at Richmond. awaiting the
action or The Federal court for hay.
ing stolen money from the mails Mt
Locust Hill, Va. .post.ofice. went to
Richmond on the eth to visit him
and arrange for his ball. He re-
turned with them.
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Blacksburg

BLAcKSBURG, VA. Feb. Ia
Messrs. s. A. Ackiey and l.. A. coul-
ter. OF the Young Mems Christian
Association. are al the v. r. /. Mr..
Ackiey spoke In the assembly hall
Thursday night and MIR, Coulter will
conduct weeks series of services
"Otley." the summer home of Mr..
Robert Patterson on Roanoke noun
tain. will not be opened this year
as Mr.. Patterson will represent the
Railway Congress In Germany and
will take his family abroad with
him.
Mrs, William Rutherford, of Balti-
more, Is spending several weeks here
with her niece, Mrs. II. B. Nelson.
Mrs. John r. Johnson, of Chris
! tianaburg, Is visiting ner son-in-law.
Professor r. P. Campbell, of the
Institute.
Mr. Frank Crowder is at home
from a position in Richmond and
Will spend a week with his family
here.
Members of the Blacksburg Metho-
dist church were grleved to hear of
the death of Rev. w. il. Dolly, OF
Fredericksburg, this week. Mr.. Dolly
was a former popular pastor of the
church here.
Drs John Wysor. of Clifton Forge
and Painter. OF Pulaski, were here
this week for consultation with local
physicians as to Professor Walkers
Illness. The latter liz slightly i'm
proved. though still dangerously Ill.
Mrs. Charles +. Anderson has re-
turned from a visit to relatives In
Roanoke, and is with her daughter.
Mrs j. II. Tutwiler at the Inn. Mrs.
L. n. Montague. of Richmond, was
also registered at the Inn this week,
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williamsburg
Especial to The Richmond virxiniaI

Especial to The Richmond virginian.l
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, Feb. Ia
Mrs. Chandler p. Chapman was at
home to about fifty OF bis friends on
Friday from to s. Mrs. Chapman
was assisted in receiving by Miss
Chapman and Miss Edith Smith: The
dining room was In charge of Misses
Elizabeth Scott. Elizabeth Morecock
and Virginia Wise. Pink carnations
were used in the decorations.
Miss Estelle Kennard, the popular
young daughter OF Rev. and Mrs. G..
s. Kennard. will leave Monday for
Richmond. where she will enter the
Woman's College. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mouquin are In
New York this week
Mayor r. w. wasburton and Attor-
ney n. ID. Peachy were in Richmond
Wednesday.
~ Mr.. and Mrs b. s. 5eyHes. Of Nor
folk, spent Sunday with their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Wolfe.
Mrs. w J. Johnston and children
have returned from a visit to Ricn-
mond.
Mrs. b. q. Booth and Miss Clara
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-12
Closing Days or Asbury Church.

The old Asbury Methodist church. u
one-story frame structure, situated at
Lomhardy street and Hanover avenue,
will soon be thing Of the past. The
committee appointed some time ago
to sell the lot they now own and pur-
chas site elsewhere. has decided
upon the ground at Park and Allen
avenues, and have. through John
Thompson Brown & Co.. purchased
this site for the new church. This
lot is 100 by 1ss feet. faces Lee Monu-
ment. and is undoubtedly one of the
best and most prominent locations In
the entire city for a church.
Committees of men and women are
now at work mapping out plans for
the disposition of the odd building and
the erection of the new and very like
ly before the close of the present year
Lee ward will have added TO Its many
other attractions one of the handsome
est Methodist churches In the city.
As these people realize that they
can hold only a few more social gath
erings in their old church. they have
arranged social for Wednesday
night, February Is. when they invite
their entire membership and all
friends of the congregation to be pres-
ent. This entertainment has no con-
nection at ell with the building pro-
ject, but simply social hour when
all of the friends of the congregation
can gather, become better acquainted
and enjoy themselves. They expect
to entertain their friends with music.
reeitations and song, and the young
women of the congregation viii serve
refreshments There will he no charge
for admission. no collection. and MOTH
ing but two hours of solid fun and
merriment for all who may attend.
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West Point

WEST POINT. VA, Feb. 12.-~Mr.
Herman Gault, whose home is here,
left Hampton Roads this week on the
hattleshtp Louisiana for Cuban wa
terE. He is In training 10 be an cleo
trfcai engineer.
Douglas Dudley. who lis also taking
course In naval training. is with the
fleet near Cuba.
There LIZ great deal of interest
IA this section relative TO the chang
Ing Of rostnaSters In West Point. Mr.
AAnsfcrd Anderson. the present post
master has given satisfaction and is
endorged by the mayor, council and
prominent business men. Mr.. John y.
4 NNFArBes. custom house officer az this
/ port for many years, wants the post
s0&{sre. and has many names on his
$pktitfon. The result VIII probably be
sfsursissAi' cf the ffsfest'A ''s+ ss'.-s~
NJ. n. Bruce Ware has recently
1Ade q trip TO Washington, returning
yesterday.
MI. Archie smither and wife. OF
N &1hlnxtnn. N, c.. after visit here
II ~. and Mrs, e. l. Smither. have
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Wytheville

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
WYTHEyILLE, Feb. 12.--An-
nouncements were received this week
Of the recent marriage of Mr. X.
Ezima to Miss Gal Iwashima. which
Was celebrated at Fresno. Cal. The
bride Is well known in Wythevilie and
at Chatham. While in Wytheviile she
was d member OF the family OF Rev
w. II, X. pendleton. She attended
the Episcopal Institute at Chatham
She was partially educated at St
AsaFy's e'sssiess at Toxic, japan. rear
which city she was born and reared.
The last meeting before Lent of the
Five Hundred Club was held at the
residence ot Mrs. Garland Sections.
on Fourth street, Tuesday afternoon.
Nardi GrsS ideas and colors prevail
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Su.rry

SURRY. Va. Feb. 12.--Mr and Mrs.
Gordon G. Bergman have returned
from tour Of the Southern States.
There will be book social at the
high school on the evening OF the
18th, given under the auspices OF the
Literary Society.
Mr.. j. b. Greene and little son made
a flying trip to Petersburg recently, +.
On account OF the bad weather there
were no services Sunday in either
church. 4
Mrs. Patrick Wright and mother.
Mrs. Mollie Land, tof Mulberry Island.
spent several days In Surry recently.
Mr.. and Mrs Davy Shelton, Of Dem
dron. spent several days with the
formers sister. Mrs. ID. c. Baker. re-
Gently.
Mrs A. Brinkley. OF Norfolk, spent
several days here recently.
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SUNDAY SERVICES IN
RICHMOND CHURCEiES

4 First Presbyterian Church--Rev.
DR.. y, 4. McFaden. pastor. will preach
OF Rev. DIR. ]. Y. Fair at Westminster
i church there Will be no evening ser
vice.
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~ 80. x.s,,.s -, az rastor ray
In Pc rr,,r prs,an On r. .,,htact
aR e1,rinm. Eaa,.rg.a A. y AZ ths
] pawiv anro,rtsd asscars hers ~ the
4 yvie~,n. "a lie ~. a,,Ii have
I charga ~ tha sary,cs
/ 49,
drove avenue baptlst Shurcn-
services oy the pastor he" Dr. W.
w. eaHies.
Grace Street Presbyterian Church
Preaching at morning and evening
NJ. Ramsay. ID. D. At u A. NJ. SUBJ
/ Ject, Praying for One Another: at
T. NJ. subject, The blessings Of
New Heart"
-
! First Baptist Church--Rev. DIR.
| George w. Mcdaniel will preach at
Away" and at p NJ. "A Law-Giv-
er's EXCUSES.
-
Allen Avenue Christian Church
Rev. Henry Pearce Atkins will preach
at morning and evening services.
AsbuFy Place III. ID. Church--Dr. w.
Asbury Christian. presiding elder, will
preach at IL A. M, and Rev. l.. T.
| Williams. pastor. viii preach at p.
M. on Strengthening the Guilty"
Centenary Methodist ChurGh--Rev.
). w. Dixon Will preach at IL A. M.
At +. Nj. Rev. j. n Latham. ID. D.,
! VIII preach on rs There Anything
4 In Luck r.?
Randolph Street Baptist Church
PROFESSOR x. f. Gaines. OF Richmond
| College Will preach at II A. NJ. and
the pastor. Rev w. E. Robertson,
at night.
----
KeV. DIR. Samuel c. Hatcher will
/
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brakes Branch

Especial to Ttse Rich nioYgi .NsrgsntaH.h
BRAKES BRANCH, VA, Feb. ..
Miss Mary Camp. of Richmond. has
been spending some time with her
cousin, Mrs. Il. III. Cralkley.
DR.. T. A. Proctor, Sr.. died at his
home on Wednesday afternoon. and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-12

visiting relatives in Roanoke and Will
liamsburg.
Misses Annie and Dolly Perkins
have returned from a visit to their
sister, Mrs. Leeder, at Bristol.
Miss Dorothy Wingfield, of Lynch
burg. has been visiting friends in
Blacksburg, Wytheville and Salem.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-12

DR. George W Mcdaniel. the popu-
lar pastor of the First Baptist church.
will speak at the Railroad Young
Mems Christian Association meeting
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
There Will be stereopticon Views on
the life of Christ and special music
led by the orchestra. All railroad
men are earnestly requested to be
present.
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Booth are guests at the Colonial Inn.
Messrs. Parke Jones. r. r. Savage.
r. w. Gait and N. L. Henley attended
| the Grand Lodge OF Masons In Rich
| mond this week.
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AH-Day Meeting.
An all-day holiness meeting will be
held Sunday in the West End mission,
No. SOS West Cary street. Services
will begin with service prayer meet
Ing at 8 A. M. Prayer, praise and
testimony meeting at ii A. M. At IL
A. NJ, sermon, On This Rock 7 Build
My Church. sAt 3:20 p. M. faith
meeting; subject. Divine Healing"
Four o'clock, revival services Eight
o o'clock, holiness revival meeting.
Midnight services will be held" SAT-
urday night, beginning at 1880 PM,
at the Rescue mission.
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WIN Condut.t NTeetines.

Captain Charles r. Potter. of Nor
wich, Conn, will come TO Richmond
February % to conduct ten days,
meeting at the West End mission.