The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-09
News of South Richmond

request of Liberty Council, Junior Or
DER United American Mechanics. and
the Daughters of Liberty, the Rev.
Henry c, Pfeiffer preached a special
sermon at 1880 p. NJ
Other Church Services
Kew D. g. Lancaster occupied the
pulpit 81 both services YESTERDAY ar
the Oak Grove Baptist Church sns.
clal music was rendered at both SER
vices oy the choir. under the direo-
ton of J. S. Renner At the evening
service. E. B. Phillips sang THE
Palms"
AT the morning service SUNDAY AT
the West End Methodist Church, the
Rev ]. w. Rowland took for his theme.
construction; at P. NJ, Caught at
Last The revival services which
nave been in progress here closed
yesterday.
Rev j. c, Miles, pastor. preached at
both services Yesterday at the Clop
ton Street Baptist Church. Morning
subject The Man We Need; night.
How 10 Make Our Church Great. :.
cottage prayer-meeting will he held
tonight at the home of the pastor
Governor Mann Speaks.
Inc ofhcers of cambridge Street
sunday school were particularly graf
med at the attendance which came to
hear the address of Governor William
hodges Mann yesterday morning at
10 O'Clock In the Sunday schoolroom
me remarks OF the executive Were lis
tened TO with marked attention.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Missionary Society of stockton Street
BAPTIST Church was held yesterday
morning at IL o'clock The feature
was an address by Lieutenant Cover
nor ]. Taylor Ellyson. Misses Hazel
Crooks and Ayas Angel rendered
solos
Mrs. James Durham, wife of the Rev.
j. w. Durham gave delightful talk
on "A Visit to the Pope" at the meet
ing of the Woman's College last Fri
day afternoon, She told of her sau-
dtence several years ago with the
present Pope Plus. In very inter-
estins manner she dwelt upon the
characteristics OF Plus.
General News Notes.
The engagement of Miss Matte
Owen Belts. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
c. H. Belts, of Washington Ward, tc
Reeves w Winfree. of Richmond has
been announced, the wedding to take
place some time next month";
The funeral of Thelma May Wo-
mack, seVenteen- months-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. 0. l.. Womack, of $500
Decatur Street. who died Friday night
took place yesterday afternoon from
the home. The interment was ir
Maury Cemetery.
John Waymack, Washington Wards
baseball idol, has left for Fayetteville
to join the Eastern Carolina League
of that town. Those here believe that
the young southpaw will yet make
good in the Virginia League. He has
a hard ball to hit, and with more eX-
perience, will doubtless develop into
a promising pitcher.
The Industrial Chapter Will have a
business meeting this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. w. l.. Prentiss, on
Decatur Street,
Mrs. James Fleet Ryland has returns
ed home from Ashland, where she was
the guest of Mrs. Hunter.
Messrs. Bllley. Richards, Nelson and
Gilman will inspect Maury Cemetery
and report on all Improvements need
ed That section of the buryingground
which was formerly set aside for
colored people will be laid off as q
separate cemetery and be given a name
of its own.
Mrs, A. L. West, Of 1901 Hull Street
who is critically i'll, was reported as
living last night about o'clock,