The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-28
News Of South Richmond

tearing down the old Are house and market
building, which has been used for munich
pal pal, on.ees, The city officers will move in
Few Gays. and the park. when cleared Of the
Old buildings. Will make good showing.
grass .h and trees will be planted as soon as
the weather Will permit in the spring.
The Southsiders are anxious to have tn.
band concerts again next summer Nothing
In recent years has added moro to tholr
Finance Committee at its las, meeting In
decidins not to have the band-stand renov-
year % % expect next
Y. ". C. A. Glasses.
Much interest is being displayed on al,
SIDES by the announcement that the Young
Mems Christian Association has secured an
the Dixie Athletic Club. and contemplate
opening boys branch under the direction
OF j. o. Arrol who has had much exp.tI-
ence In this line OF work in New York.
While the directors have not decided Just
what privileges Of the main building Will
have made up their minds to open the night
which Will be open to -oys OF twelve to
spelling. Tuesday and Friday; penmanship
and business forms. Monday and Thursday;
! reading. Wednesday; stenography. Monday
ana Thursday; typewriting, Monday and
Thursday; window-card lettering. wednes-
In addition to the educational feature, m
gymnasium and apparatus Will be Installed
as VIII reading and recreation rooms.
School Facilities Needed.
Swansboro School has received n blow nv
Memorial Church building which took care
OF the overflow from the school last year
The school facilities OF the town have prov
ed inadequnie for several years the building
not being large enough to accommodate
more than half Of the children enrolled I,,t
year. At the beginning OF the last session
mans na sr we're set rS on foot to have new build
rated had to depend on the supervisors Of
y, ,ne county. The patrons Immediately got
smoothly. the old school even being sold To-
raise iunds for quick start. A slump came
~ interest at was lost. and now the arrival
V Ill, ~ new session finds them In a worse con-
dillon than ever W"
The school trustees are working hard "a
Sec,s me church people to reconsider their
e sD,i1. OF damage done to the furniture and
natures by the school children.
Appraise Property Value
The committee appointed To onnr,,, a..
value OF the property involved in tbs can
osmnaiion proceedings instituted by the eity
pany and the Allegheny Box Company me,
nes.e'eay and hoard several real estate
the pr wne We're witnesses as to the value
! aztec, which adjourned for fnrthar
next Friday at $3.50 P. n
Special Music Tonight.
r.,,t,,a, '.t1eicst is oelng manifested In tho
MNa.hhai services now in progress at Asbury
y. no Church: which are being conduct,
Broad N st;.a Franz L. Wells pastor Of the
" mi., pe special music by the Asbury mixed
quartet Song service begins az 1890 p NJ
Reception to Pastor.
ihe members OF the weatherford Memo.
RAJ Church VIII tonight tender reception
TO their pastor and his wife The recentinn
to which nil members OF the church ann
| thdr friends are cordially invited, will BIS
Sin at p. VI. 80 "
Death of Mrs. Adams
mrs. Martha j. Adams. aged sixty years.
Decatur street. Mrs. Adams who had been
| ~ Tor long time. is survived by several
A. NJ. to-day from her home. Rev j. r
| Haley OF the stockton street Baptis;
sShurch: will offciate The interment wiU
De IN Maury Cemetery.
Personal and General.
Miss Glenns Ray OF 1874 Perry Street. has
returned home from a short visit to Wood
lawn. Va.
Mrs r; r. Jewett. Russell Jewett and Miss
weeks trip to Detroit. Mich, and nearby
Canadian points
A Vaughan. who went several days ago
improved. " '''u'"
The nainhrldge street Baptist Church
ehoir VIII hold Its first rehea rsal tonight
TYLER waiace of Of so peeatu ef s m1nth' is
spending zen a few days in washington .
., rGln.ght will be the regular meeting night
Davis Council. No. n. Jr o. u A. NJ. and
the Manchester Lodge OF Elks
Horace. the hfteen- months old child OF
burned from the home of its parents on aSs
reiersburs Turnpike. near Stop g. at 3
oiet eek yesterday a Rev. W q. Bureh ofti-
! ''"'eo' ihs burial was in Maury Cemetery.