The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-14
ANNOUNCES DATE ].
Of CONVENTION
United Confederate Veterans Will
Meet in Mobile. Ala, April
IS, 81 and %.
MANY FROM PETERSBURG
A. p. Hill Camp Has Safe Pre-
sented for Good Attendance.
Other News.

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
PETERSBURG. VA. March Ia
General stith Boiling, Encouragement
commanding the Virginia Division,
u. c. ", has issued an order an
nouncfng to the Virginia camps of
the order that the twentieth annual
reunion OF the Southern organizations
OF veterans will be neld in the city
OF Mobile, Ala. April rs, 81 and rs.
1910. All camps in Virginia diyisfon
are urged to send delegations.
A. T.. Hin camp. of Petersburg, III
usually well represented. At the re-
union In Charleston, s. c., several
years ago. this camp was presented
with a handsome iron safe In which
to store its records, as testimonial
Of appreciation for their attendance
and splendid appearance in parade.
Messrs- w. Ii. Camp and James p.
Banks will appear before Lexington
Presbytery as committee from Tabb
Street church. Petersburg, Tuesday.
when the presbytcry convenes, in or
Ar-te--.aEHe- etae-- sessaefa dissolve
the pastoral relations of Rev. Charles
X. Strlbiing with his passionate at
Waynesboro that he may accept the
call to the Tabb Street ehuran. Ii
the relations are dissolved Mr.. Strib-
ling will come to Petersburg early IN
April.
Fix Pay OF Assessors.
A conference OF the councils on the
pay of the assessors of realty in PEE
tersburg was held Saturday night.
Ii was decided to recommend that
they be paid for their services $1,000.
The Council had recommended 81 ,600
and the Aldermen $1,000.
The assessors will be Messrs. w. L.
Vena BILE and c. L. Barksdale
Plan Church Extension.
At st. Paul's church Sunday night
| Episeopalians of the city assem- bied
| in mass meeting to discuss church ex-
tension for the Diocese of Southern
Virginia.
The congregations from Grace, st.
Johns and Good Shepherd Memorial
I united with st. Paui's church to lis
/ ten TO the Bishop of the diocese and
other prominent ministers and lay
men as the cause OF church extension
was presented.
The choirs from the several
churches We're present 70 assist in the
l music.
The principal address of the even
/ ing was delivered by Rt Rev. A NJ.
/ Randolph. ID. D., Bishop of the do
/ cese. The work and designs of the
+ church extension COMMITTEES was ex-
! planned by the Rev. G.. Otis Meade,
/ secretary of the committee. The bust
/ ness mans views of the work were
/ explained by Mr.. W w Robertson, a
| layman OF Norfolk. A large audience
manifested interest in the work.
| This meeting was the second which
/ has been held in the diocese. the frs;
| having been held at St Luke'g, Nor
| folk. other cities to be visited are
| Lynchburg. Portsmouth, Hampton,
Newport News. Danviile, Roanoke and
/ Staunton.
I Other Items.
| Rev. f. w. Boatwright. president
/ of Richmond College. spoke at the
Second Baptist church Sunday even
! ing. the occasion being the annixer-
/ sary exercises Of the Young Mems
+, Society. A large congregation at
/ tended
! The pulpit OF Tabh Street Preshy-
terrain church was filed Sunday morn
/ ing and evening by Or. Thomas r.
I English. Of the Union Theological
Seminary. Richmond.
I Rev. Lloyd {. Moore's revival al
! the West Street Methodist church
/ continues to grow in interest. His
subject Sunday night was Mother Is
\ There
| At the Second Presbyterian church.
| beginning Sunday, March 20, a se-
! RIGS OF evangeiistic services will TIC
| held for about ten days Rev. y. Fl
/ Rolstnn. the pastor, Will oe assisted
! by Rev. ]. A. Trostle, of Lexington
/ Preshytery. and the musical ssSer-
j cises viii be under the supervision
| Of Prof. Webb Hill. OF Richmond q
j singer Of great talent. who was tor
/ merry a member of the Moody quar-