The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-01
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Petersburg, Va. October 81
The Sunday School Institute. under
the auspices Of the Baptist school As
ISOLATION OF this city. now being held
in the Second Church. is attracting
much attention and drawing large as
semblaSes Miss Williams. of BirminS-
ham. Ala. spoke twice at last even
ing's sessions. She is a speaker OF
rare gifts. She spoke again this after
noon and tonight on subjects specl-
ally pertaining to Sunday school work
and training. The Rev. j. G Z. Dun
ford, who is in charge OF the institute,
spoke this afternoon on The oradea
school" and tonight the Rev. DIR. Ky
land Knight, OF Richmond. discussed
The Teachers Evangelistic oppor-
tunity. Professor X. E. Gaines. OF
Richmond. is scheduled for two ad-
dresses. with illustrations, at the ses-
sions tomorrow.
Funeral Of Mr. O'keI.On.
The body of r. Thurman Okennon.
xbo died of asphyxiation night before
last in the Lexington Hotel In baiti-
more. was brought to the city TINS
morning, and the funeral took place
a, ,.se o'clock this afternoon from the
Matoaca Methodist Church. The Inn
nressfye services were conducted py
the Rev. Joseph Gresham and the Kew.
I.,oyd C. Moore. The burial was in the
cemetery at Mataoca. He IS surviveo
bv his wife and one daughter, AT tneH
home IN Ettrick: by his mother, three
brothers, Peter, of Natoaca: imam
T., of Mount Airy. ~ C., ana IL ~
O,Kennon. Of Petersburg. Also by two
sisters. Mrs. Esther Gi!i ana Mrs
Butler. OF Matoaca.
several Deaths
Mr.. Lillian Slate. wife OF J. c. Slate.
an employe OF the Virginia Railway
ana power Company. died At an early
hour this morning at the Birdviiie
Sani,oriun. after a lingering illness.
Resides her husband. she Is survived
by three children.
Master George Lockett Jones. i've
and a half years old. the son or MT.
and Mrs. Albert W. Jones. died last
evening after a brief Illness. at the
nome OF the parents on Harrison Street
The body Was taken Tonight to the
former home OF the parents At Win
ston-Salem. n. G, for burial
Herbert Lester. two years old. son
q, Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Andrews dien
last evening AZ the home OF the par
eu,s on Ferndale Avenue.
message received to-day from X
Gordon flnufy.
the Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION
in Petersburg. announced the death IN
washington OF his father, l. H. FIN
nev. for many years connected vita
the United States Navy Department
PeVssosl SD GeDeroa.
LAST evening at $50 o'clock at the
rc,idepcc of the Rev. r. W. Moore. who
performed the ceremony, Miss Ella
lee Hundiry and Edward Sanford
VoIleman. were united in marriage.
The. couple were attended by Miss MAY
ttupdIcy. sister OF the bride. and
James o'KeIlcy.
II IL expected that there will be
a number OF pastoral changes on the
county circuits In The Petersburg Dis
,rscs az the close Of the present con-
ference year By reason Of the expira-
tion OF the fcnr years terms Of SER
vice.
with tho opening Of The game sea
son so.morrcw many huutDsn~n VIII GO
ost from reterseurG 20 get arss seets
NJ the fan ceveys cf bsr1s- No. q
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