The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-21
THREE SERVICES
At RALLY DAY"
INTERESTING PROGRAM Is REN-
DERED Al HIGH STREET
METHODIST CHURCH.
HOME DONATION DAY
PRINTER, AGED To. rs TO TAKE A
BRIDE;-TUNEHAI. or THE
M0THER-IS-LAw OF GOV
tJtN0R MANN.
HOME DONATION DAY
virginian Bureau,
Law Bulldog. Phone 1891.

Virginian Bureau,
Law Bulldog. Phone 1891.
( PETERSBURG, VA, oct. 2o.-
rally day" was celebrated at High
Street Methodist church today, and
was decided success. Three sery ices
We're held. A special program was
rendered by the Sunday-schooi at
$3.50 O'Clock. This consisted of voca.
and instrumental music and addresses
On sunday-sehool work. At II o'clock
the pastor. Rev. W. Ii. Atwill, preach
si an excellent sermon on the subject,
Chcerfulness. He was heard by "A
large congregation. Tonight at
ociock Rev. Chester 4. Tucker spoke
svn the subject. The Point OF Attack
in Teaching" 4 special mus.cs.i pro-
Arafn Was also rendered on this occs-
siof. The instalIa ton OF teachers was
conducted by the pastor at the close
ef this service.
Next Wednesday night Secretary
ssalsen. OF the local Y. NJ. G, A. will
deliver an address In the lecture room
of Ugh Street Methodist church on
( tha. aahleet.. @The, Aain L.iaes Of
reaching"
sunday school Association.
The regular monthly meeting Of tho
Methodist Sunday School association
~ Petersburg and vicinity uss held
ia Ettr-ek Methodist church tAAAass 9
ternoon az $3.50 O'Clock, The reports
~ the different schools showed the
association to be in fiouriahing con
dit ON.
Rev II. r. Cooper, Of Crewe.
preached AT the First Baptist church
this morning. The pasiar. Rev. LEWIS
NJ Roper. conducted the evening ssr-
vice. Or. Roper will leave tomorrow
morning for Crewe. where he has
been conducting revival services the
Islst week THE meetings will cor,
. is1.ns throughout this week, as much
issterest is being taken.
Donation Duy For Honse..
The board of managers c1 the NIr-
sinia Home for lncnrabies. of Rich
ruond, have requested all ministers
throughout the State 10 announce
from their pulpits that next Monday.
October 2sth. win be donation day
for the benefit OF the Home for In
curahies,
The police have not yet appreheHd-
cd the thief or thieves who broke
into and robbed the First Baptist
church last Thursday night.
fIarrison---.Arnataa
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Susie ArmentFout and Mr.. William
Harrison. both Of This city. has been
announced. The ceremony VIII take
place at the Methodist Female Or
phan asylum, or which the prospec-
tive bride Is Inatron, October Sth, at
2.a5 r. VI. The prospective groom Is
n weil-known printer OF this city. He
is seventy-six years old.
Eugene II. Cox and bride. or Els
A ,t. ling Afr e rsrgaf N
er, Mrs. Mary l.. Cox. in this city.
Mr. Cox formerly lived here. He was
married IN Atlanta. Ca, October 18th
TO Miss Mary Estelie Lpman. of that
city.
Funeral of Mrs. Donnan.
The funeral of Mrs. Ann Elizah beth
Dornan, mother-in-faw Of Governor
Mann OF Virginia. took place this af-
ternoan at $3.50 o'clock from her late
residence on Market street Rev.
Charles II, Stribling conducted the
SERVICES in the presence of large
assemblage of frienas. The floral de-
8 signs were beautiful. The burial was
In Blandford cemetery, and Was pri-
vate.
The funeral OF the late Captain
George j. Rodgers will take place
from hia home on High street tenor
row at noon. Friends and acqnaint-
ances are invited 10 attend,
N aS " Arch 10 Ysurii. +
The gas arch at the ccrner OF Sec
ond and Boil ngbrook streets. placed
there during the fair last week. will
be allowed to burn all this week, This
arch is a great Improvement 70 that
section of the city. 1t is also inn
pressive to strangers who arrive ut the
Appomattov street station.
4 man who arrived here last night
49, hat taa frsatp o. lad 81
the track at the wreck on the Sea-
board Air Line railroad near Dewitt
YESTERDAY morning. A large humber
OF the cars were badly broken, and
their contents ruined. The cars were
piled to height OF nearly 10 feet.
Two automobiles We're thrown out of
one OF the cars. but were uninjured.
Other automobiles on the train were
IA ruined Several pianos were broken
to pieces. and a large amount OF
wh.skey and beer was lost The loss
to the railroad will be very heavy.
The Civic league Win meet tomor-
row afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock In the
Adams street private, school. Ali
members are urged to attend.
Personals.
r. c. Gill, of Kenbridge. formerly
OF this city. is visiting friends here.
B. s. Keys, of Carsons, was In the
=
Miss Iria Owen. OF North Emporia.
has returned home, after visiting her
aunt. Miss Mamie Owen. on Tabb
street.
Joe Ellington has resigned his po-
sitiOn with the Leonard Hardware
= rom pany and accepted q position
with the American Tobacco company
Jim Eanes. vof Richmond, spent to-
day Visiting his mother on Washing
ton street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.. Sachs, OF Roa-
Y noke, are visiting relatives In this
city.
large number of people took adv
y vantage OF the beautiful weather to-
day to stroll into the countr.,sl a
N large number also Visited Ferndafe
park
Mrs u r.. sElaan. IL Richmond. ID
u visiting relatives ON Washington