The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-12
News Of South Richmond

, James 81. Rayhorn and wife decided to
Joseph O. Williams. Jr.. the propeIty and
sflek tenemenis al 2lii and 2iis Rainbridge
| stree; In considerations OF the sum OF il.svo
r.. p, Nunnslly and wife transferred the
lot known as III Decatur street to E. J.
which has frontage OF thIriy-three feet on
the west side Of Decatur Street. is regarded
as very desirable residential lot
AS shown by the figures In the above
deeds realty values - Washington Ward are
holding up most gratifying and tho ex-
ed by certain resssm!sis. as yet has not oc-
CURED II is Probable that the number o.
Transfers VIII taIl off somewhat. as is Gus
tomary In hot weather bu, there In little
doubt but what realty exchanges will open
up next IAN with renewed vigor
Hard Problem Arises.
On account Of the virginia law which
prohibits the disturbing OF a grave YARD
inc Richmond Tobacco Company. which
recently purchased lot OF land al Fifth
and Bainoridge Streets. is confronted with
the possibility OF being unable 10 use IN,
newly acquired property. as the lot in cues
ton served long ago as the graveyard OF
the Manchester Lodse OF Masons Tho nrs,
Masonic lodge built in old Manchester oc-
cnpied this spot. and during the time this
! was used as the last resting place for mem.
/ hers When in Is4i II became necessary for
me ioaee TO sell the property !, was taken
; however the lodge again acquired this
property apd occupied IT until alons In the
quarters. on building the new Masonic
! Temple some fifteen years ago the old prop
} erty was again disposed OF. but with the
, thhi the Masons should always have control
I the hall
The question now ur to the Manchester
! Masons is. are they willing to do away with
| a FEELING o! sentiment in order to see new
| South Richmond benefited by the erection
! on the site OF a big factory. There is quite
a sentiment. however. that the dcspoila ton
! OF me graveyard SHOULD be fought to the
A., dsad ina, lie buried there. II the consent
] Of the Masons can be gained /; is more
than probebie that the court will allow the
taken by the Masons shortly
Funeral of Mrs. Sanderson.
The funeral Of Mrs. Rosa Jane sanderscn,
! her mother. Mrs. Laura Reams at 5i4 West
p p9,a street, was conducted yesterday
Methodist Church. The interment was
made in Maury Cemetery.
MIS- asnderson. who WAS thirty nine years
/ OLD leaves husband and one sevcn-year-
! old daughter
FS,ernI of Infant.
the funeral o. Ora Noley Elizabeth smith
! the infant daughter of Lieutennnt Walter
smith. of Engine Company No i3 who died
Monday afternoon in the home of It's par
! I O'Clock from toh residence 25 East Tonth
street. The interment was made in Maury
Married in Washington.
Miss Enie Brown and Joseph F. Parker
, both residents OF the southside were mar,
| ried Yesterday at IL o'clock in Washington.
! the young couple going to that city for tho
| ceremony yesterday morning Immediately
/ after the wedding Mr. and Mrs Parker lei;
WASHINGTON for trip through the North
On their return. July 80. Mr. and Mrs
i Parker will make their home In Woodland
| delights. Miss Brown was staying with her
/ sister, Mrs. Edmcnds. Woodland Heights
when she left for Washington.
Personal and General.
Ins members OF Manchester Lodge. Be-
neFoient and Protective Order OF Elks are
preparing to have big crab supper Friday
J night at the Elks Home on Bainbride re
+ street Other refreshments will he served
Iiin addition 10 crab meat
The Blne" team. Of the Central Metho-
J disc sunday School. defeated by the Reds,
In the new member campaign, were the
! hosts at social session last night In the