The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-04
Highland Park

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Gay al ~ 4. Nj. Or. F. Il. McFaden. Of
FIRST Presbyterian church Richmond
wiz preach, and al +. M the seryjea
VIII be conducted by Rev. Mr.. Tfmmons
logical Seminary.
Kew, James +. Pondex,er. rector
VIII preach at Ascension chapel SUNDAY
.noI hthS al IL O'Clock, after the SER
thoh. hoty communion viii be ceiebrat-
ed- LHnten services VIII be held ON
sunday evenings during Lent
1os Ladies Guild viii give a ientsu
Yea Yea on each Tuesday afternoon from
-FOUR TO six A silver Offering will he
taken The first will be given by Mrs
arthur ID. Wright at 1901 Third avenue
on Tuesday. March 7th.
rev. Asoury ", Christian. presiding
eIoef OF the Richmond district wall
preach at Highland Park Methods,
church, sunday morning at IL A. A. and
| me pastor, Rev. d. T. Merritt at 4 p
Regular services win be held AT
Northside Baptist church on SUNDAY,
Tempieman.
Mrs. Grace Burgess oden, of VII
sedley, Va, who have been the guests
or their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ.
Burgess, have returned home.
MT II. NJ Burgess has been confined
now able TO be out.
Inc regular mseting of the town
council VIII be held in the High School
pniioinK Monday evening at eight
The bi-monthly meeting of the Mis-.
sionary society OF Highland Park III e
Sunday-school will hold It's regular
meeting snday morning at 1920 4, NJ
In the lecture room OF the church
Mr.. Sisk. travelling salesman for a
drug Arm OF Baltimore, spent Wednss-
day night with DIR. A. /. Martin.
me aome Mission Society. of this
Mrs. Chas. Rose, on Third avenue
Thursday evening. large number OF
mem bers were present The report for
the year was read. The meeting was
interesting and .entoyad by all. W.,
On Thursday evening a temperance
Meeting was held at the Northside Bap-
fist church under the auspices OF UNITY
49, w, {. r .. Rev. s. H. Templeman,
appropriate and fitting words intro
duced the speaker of the evening. Mrs,
May Pauline Sparks. national lecturer
OF the w. G. T, U. Governor Mann and
presence. The governor was Invited To
speak and his words were listened TO
with rapt attention. The singing Of
the chorus choir was much enjoyed.
Hoiley Chapter. Order OF the Eastern
star. win meet In Northside Hall
Thursday evening. March 9, at 7:30 +.
NJ. This Will be an important meeting
as officers for the ensuing year will be
A large crowd attended the iilustrat-
ed lecture on the Passion Play nj the
Baptist church on Friday evening and
neat sum was realized FOR the church
debt. ="
Mr. II. @. Reynolds. who has been en-
gagged in business in philadelphia, the
past year. is home again with his fam
iiy, on Third avenue.
Mrs. e. r. Howell and son Farrand
OF Troy, N. j., who have been the guest
OF relatives here, returned home last
Monday.
Mrs: G. w. wingneld has as her guest,
Miss Lottie Harrison. OF Ashland and
Mics Dorothy Howell. OF Troy, N. j.
Miss Nellie Sweeny. OF Williams burg,
is the guest OF Mrs. NJ. Il. Haynes.
Miss Margaret Williams has been
quite sick with tonsilitis.
Miss Odessa Clarke and Mr.. Gatewood
Clarke. of Culpeper, Va, who have been
the guest OF their sister. Mrs. o. c.
Taylor, OF Third avenue. have returned
home.
The Moman,s Foreign Missionary
auxiliary OF the NJ. E. church. will meet
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at the
Second avenue. At which time. Mrs. DR..
Thomas. who lived for twenty years in
India as a missionary, will be the guest
OF the society. There will also be the
election OF officers fer the ensuing
year.
Many of the cotton wood trees In the
town have been cut down and sup
planted by varieties that are more dur
liage later In the year.
The school term. or the High School
will end June 3. 1911.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Goble and little
daughter. OF Grand Rapids, Mich, who
have been the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs C.
:, Schneider 1eft, Tuesday Before re-
turning home they Will visit Washing
ton and New York.
So \ -
preaching marriage of Miss Nettie Mos
by. former Highland Park girl, but
more recently OF Waynesboro, Va. to
The /. o. o. n. Of Highland Park viii
most on Tuesday eysning at Picket |