The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-18
Interesting Ceremonies Will Be
Held in Historic Bland
ford Church.
7. S. BEckWITH TO PRESIDE
Services Are Under the Auspices
of Ladies Memorial
Association.
Times-Dispatch Bureau.
6 Bollingbyook Street.
(Telephone 1850.


Petersburg. Va. November II.
Interesting exercises Will be held TO-
morrow afternoon In beautiful old
Blandford Church. the occasion being
the unwilling and presentation Of the
Georgia memorial window. and the
unwilling and presentation of = tablet
given by the Junior Memorial Assocta-
ton.
The exercises are held under the
auspices Of the Ladies' Memorial As
ISOLATION. with whom rests the sacre0
custody Of tho church. I. s Beck
with will be master Of ceremonies. and
the devotional service will be conduct
ed by the Rev. c. B. Bryan. d. D.. OF
Grace Church
The Georgia window will be present.
Ell and unveiled by Mrs. Walter l. La
mar. president of the Georgia Division.
United Daughters of the Confederacy.
who. with q number Of other represen-
tatives from that State. have Just re-
turned from the daughterI convention
In WashinSton. Professor Arthur Kyle
Davis win accept the window on behalf
Of the Ladies' Memorlal Association
Tho tablet given BY the Junior Me-
mortal Association bears N fun the
beautiful poem. Thou Art CTumblinG to
the Dust, OLD Pile" It win Be unveiled
By Mis- Bottle O. Sweeney. precedent
Of the Junior Asooc4At1oo. peooento0 ~
Professor Arthur Kyle Davis and 80
cepted for tho Ladies' Nemofial Asso.
ciation BY T. q Bsckwith.
The Georgia window completes the
memorial windows erected by all OF
the Confederate States in memory OF
their fallen heroes. whose remains rest
in Blandford Cemetery. The church Is
-. mi ~ al
chapters In the world Tho State win
dows are all Of the same size and OF
the Same general design. but Of differ
ent delicate coloring. Each one bean
the figure OF an apostle. with the seal
OF Its State. ana an appropriate 1nscr1p-
ton.
The interior walls Of the church are
20 be delicately colored. SO al to give .
more softening ana beautiful effect to
the view.
Damage t. L1nbes Plant.
BY the bursting Of q large dravinS
wheel at the Gray lumber plant At
waverly several days ago considerable
damage was done. The flying pieces
of the wheel broke through the roof.
and one of the fragrants fell and
crashed into the comr'issary building.
some distance away. Fortunately. no
one was hurt, though that part OF the
plant In which II was located was pref
~ well wrecked The wheel was eight
feet in diameter and made 1900 revo-
buttons pc. minute The damage by
the accident 10 estimated at S2.S00. sf
Several times within the last two
or three months the Grays Lumber Com
pany has sustained damage by fires,
with no Insurance.
Prize winners In Cen ClUb.
Prizes were awarded to boys Of the
Prince George Corn Club for displays
Of corn at the school fair. held on Fri-
day. as follows:
First prize-S25 ard gold ring. for
Largest yield per acre--to Earl r. Nc
Kesson etghty-nine bushels.
Second prize-S20. for second largest
y.eid-to Dewey Warren, seventy-nine
bushels.
Third prize-$lo. for largest net
tan. who cleared $751;
Best ten ears, S5-to Charley Wan
Second best ten oars. $4-to Willie
Edwards
Third best ten ears. $3-to Fred
LANCE
Best single ear, S:-to J. B. Wood.
Largest yield of peanuts per acre
(s.s72 bushels)-to John Z. Optnsky-
Pastoral Cali AeeeDted.
The Rev. S. A. Brown, cOlored. OF
Fredericksburg, has accepted the call
to the passionate of ti.e Gilfseld Bap-
tist Church, in this city. recently ex-
tented him by unanimous vote Of the
CONGREGATION His letter Of acceptance
was read 20 the congregation this