The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-11
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times-Dispatch.
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Services were held at Oak Grove
Baptist Church yesterday, the pastor,
Rev. D. G. Lancaster. taking for his
morning subject. The Fixed Heart"
and the evening. Returning to God"
Special music was rendered at the eve-
ming service under direction of j. S.
Renner.
At Stockton Street Baptist Church
at ii A. N. the regular monthly meet
ing of the Missionary Society was held.
at which time a special program was
rendered. Rev. II. w. Cridlin. of Wood
land Heights. addressed the society.
At s P. NJ. Rev. w. r. l. Smith. D. D..
pastor of the Second Baptist Church,
preached.
A regular meeting of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society, of Deca-
tur Street Methodist Church, was held
last Thursday at P. NJ, in the church.
scventieth Birthday.
The SEVENTEEN birthday of Mrs. S,
D. Drewry, Of Mineola, Chesterfield
county, will be celebrated. at which
time members of her family, many
coming from great distance. will be
present. Before her marriage, Mrs.
Drewry was s{daughter of DR.. Charles
MacGill. Marylander who rendered
valuable service to the Confederacy
as surgeon during the Civil War.
Although having attained the allotted
three score and ten years, Mrs. Drew
ry is in the best of health. She is
typical Southern woman, and noted
for her graciousness as hostess.
Among those coming from distance
to attend Mrs. Drewrys anniversary
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Deford and fam
ily. of Baltimore: Mr.. and Mrs Ogden
and family, of New Orleans; Mrs. Bert.
rand and children. of Richmond; Mrs
Rosenberg, of Galveston. Tex; Mrs.
Charles MacGill, of Maryland Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Bridges, of Ashland, and
General James MacGill, of Forest De-
pot, who formerly lived in Pulaski.
Councilmen vs.. Doctors.
South Richmonders will turn out IN
larger force than usual to witness the
much talked Of baseball game al
Broad Street Park next Wednesday al.
ternoon between the City Council ana
| the doctors of Richmond. This large
contingent is coming primarily to size
/ up the work of c. c. Jones, the menu
Der from Washington Ward, who Will
| hold down the third sack. Mr.. Jones
is said to be some bones as ball
player
Pirates Defeat Swans.
The Swans were defeated by the Pl-
rates Saturday afternoon on Byrd Park
diamond by the score OF to !,
Score by innings: t. II. =
Pirates ........ 2010001 80
swans ......,.. o10Oooo0o-1
Batteries. Terry and Long; Phillips
and Melton Summary: Two-base hits
Woodbridge. Home run-Southward
Struck out--by Phillips s; by Terry, 3
| Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Allen are visit
ing their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JONI
Archer, on Perry Street.
Mrs Ida Gwa1hmey is at Charlottes
VILE, taking summer course at th'
University OF Virginia.
Wade Owens has returned home from
Florida, where he spent several weeks
z. T. Burton and sons are VISITING
friends in Washington and Baltimore.
Miss Ella Atwell, who has been Wis
ting in Ashland. will return home to
day
%. II. Burton has returned from
business trip to New York and Bos
ton,
The annual meeting OF the Woman
Missionary Union OF the Middle Dis
trict Baptist Association will conYen
a|to-norrow morning ae $3.50 o'clock a
Balnbridge Street Baptist Church
Two business sessions will be held dur
ing the day and also mass meeting Q
! S O'clock tomorrow night, open to al
] al which Rev, George w. Mcdaniel wi
| be the speaker. Mrs. A. J. Hurt, G
I chesterfield, is president of the unio1