The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
News Of South Richmond

deavor 10 convert the ihoroughfare
rom miry swamp into a decent road.
When the work OF grHveling and
the near future, unless bad weather
intervencs. tho highway Will be in
splendid condition. The work on this
section Of the pike a Well rs on Maury
street between the pike ana the At
lantic Coast Line track. has been re-
tarded by adverse weather conditions.
with the result that funerals passing
along this route, the only possible one
through fields rather than tho street.
Captain Baker Elected.
cap,ain "; IS. Baker OF halib orc.
manship OF the executive committee Of
the Middle District Baptist Association
at meeting OF the committee held in
saturday. Captain Baker, who was
chosen 10 fiji the position made va
cant by the death OF r.; a. .Iuztis. is a
with which Mr., Just!s was aeo ami
lated.
Although Mr.. Justls also occupied
the position Of moderator Of the Middle
District BAPTIST Association. It was
mot deemed necessary 20 elect his sue
cessor until the next annual meeting,
which is In the early summer. Appro-
pirate action was taken by the com
nittee In regard to the death OF Mir.
Justis, and resolutions of respect and
grief were passed.
After clearing up quantity of rou-
tine business the committee adjourned
subject to the cal! OF the chairman
In Police Court.
IN me Police Court, Part 2, yester-
deacon of heretofore spotless reputa-
ton. was fined SIS for being drunk
Arthur Thomas was fined IS and
costs by Justice Maurice for his share
in tho bone rolling last week
! Mrs. Carter Thomas, the Assyrian
woman charged with pcddling without
a license. was dismissed yesterday
morning by Magistrate Cheatham, after
pay'ng tho costs and receiving unmis-
taxable warning from the ma tstratc.
building Permits.
Among the permits issued yesterday
by Building Inspector Beck were the
blowing in the Southside:
Standard Paper Company. to repair
; orck warehouse on east side OF Hull
street, between First and Canal streets,
20 cost sl,675
70 ], Il. Ullman, to repair frame
| dwelling. at 5la West Tenth Street, TO
| I'unerni of Mrs. Rogers.
| The funeral OF Mrs. Lennis y. Rog-
ers, who died Monday morning at the
residence Of her son -in-lnw, L. L. Min
| son. Of SIC Maury street, viii be con
+! iuctcd tins afternoon at 3 O'Clock from
/ The Fulton Baptist Church The in.
! :crment viii be made in Oakwood
Did, and leaves two daughters, Mrs.
/ Katie y. Mnson of South Richmond
and Mrs. Lennis b. Loterzo, OF Rich
/ inond. and one son. Henry NJ Rogers
/ uf Iithon.a. Ga.
/ Personal and General
! NJ o. Lacy, OF Lynchburg, who has
I accn in tic Southside at the bcasidc
! "f his father. S. f. Lacy. of 1925 I;uch-
'7nan street, has returned home Ii is
mot tnonsht that Mr. Lacy can survive
] his illness. s''
4 Miss Henrietta schap PRO, who has
neei III at tie home Of her sister, Mrs
Jacob Levy, Of 1868 Hull Street, has
ilhrr"Ved greatly, and will he out Ii,
J q few days.
Mrs. Annie Wilkes Of Norfolk. who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs IT, G.
| Pfciffcr. has returned home
MIS-. Wililam Carter and son have
+ returned to the Southside after a visit
| 10 relatives in Baltimore
i The members Of Hestia ConcIa ve
| Improved Order Of IIeptasophs. will
| meet tonight at O'clock In tho d ca.
lnr street Methodist Church 10 partake
on a oihner given to tho conclave.
| me women OF the DECATUR street
Chorch VIII serve a WASHINGTON sun
per ms evening at tic church. from
COLONIAL tea. given last night at
+, rnc meme OF Mrs, Il. r. Walden. 1903
ii,orttr street. resulted in a s:bstan-
central Methodist Church.