The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-07
FIFTH SUNDAY"
MEETING is HELD
Pastors and Deacons of Many
Baptist Churches Attend Gath
ering at Culpeper.
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Especial TO In0
Culpeper, Va. April e.-Pastors of
the Baptist churches from all over the
county. with many of tho dencons aB
we'll, attended tho "fifth Sunday meet
Ing held last Saturday and Sunday In
the Culpeper Baptist Church. The
principal speakers on Sunday wore tho
Rev. MIR. Frazer. of Madison. and tho
Rev. Mr.. Reynolds. OF Rnppahannock.
In tho afternoon all OF the minister's
Joined In holding memorial service
In memory of the late Rev. Thomas
Grimsley, tho veteran Baptist preacher.
whose death occurred here several
weeks ago.
Senator and Mrs. Robert La Fol
lctte, with DIR. Philip Fox and his
spent the first OF the week In Gull
pepper and made n pilgrimage to tho
Cedar Mountain battlcfields, where DR..
Fox. then n Confederate soldier. had
been wounded In 62. Afterwards they
also visited the old Samuel Rixey
home on lower Main street. where DIR.
Fox had been taken when wounded.
~ farm sale has just been made In
Orange through a local real estate
agency, which is OF special interest
from tho fact that the purchaser Is
buying in this part of Virginia after
having lived on the Mississippi River,
which is now doing such flood havoc.
The farm bought is that of j, r. Hiner.
and is situated just one mile south of
Rapidan.
Andrew Yowcll for the past four
years deputy clorlt for County Clerk
Warren l.. Coons, has resigned to ac-
cept a position as deputy for the clerk
of Bedford County. Mr.. Yowell. who
is the eldest son OF Sheriff James s.
Vowel. will leave for his now post
shortly
The Manassas Chapter. Daughters Of
the Confedcracy, held a silver ten In
the chapter room Friday night, in com
memoration OF the battle OF Shiloh. y
very attractive program was enjoyed
by tho large audience present. and re-
freshnents we're served. The proceeds
of the entertainment will be applied to-
wards tho monument fund.
Calvary Baptist Church. noar Daniel
was dedicated Sunday; three services
morning, afternoon and evenIng-be-
ing held. and an old fashioned basket
dinner was served on tho grounds
Rev. e. S. Leaman, the pastor, preached
in tho morning, and Rev. r. +. Staples
in the afternoon. The church quartet
sang at both services. and H. c.
Shacklcford. OF Orange. sang solo
The burial OF Thomas b. Norris and
his daughter. Miss Coralic Norris, two
victims of the Omaha tornado, was
held in the Masonic Cemetery OF Gull
peper yesterday. almost two weeks
home was demolished In Omaha. Rev.
Mr.. Hurt. of StevenSburS Baptist
Church. assisted by Rev. Z. w. Win
frey, conducted the services. Mrs. Nor
rs, who WAS a Miss Willis. OF Gull
pepper, and her remaining daughter:
Edgar Willis, Mrs. Gary and John Gar
nett. reached Culpepcr from Omaha
Friday evening.
Rev. Kenscy Johns Hammond began
his passionate OF Saint stephens Epis-
copal Church here with services this
morning, having arrived in Culpeper
several days ago. Mrs Hammond and
their little son are spending Il fort
night with relatives in Baltimore. and
will join him at the rectory at the
expiration of that time.
DIR. c. Stewart Cowie. who for sew
eral years conducted private sana-
torium on tho suburbs OF Culpeper, has
removed with his family TO FLEETWOOD,
ton as resident physician at some
large mines. The PoindeXtcr house.
which he recently occupied in Culpeper.
has been leased BY Claude Royston.
At an old mill site on the RapidaD
River, between Wolftown and Hood.
where General Robert y. Banks CON
Quoted Il mill for many years prior
TO the Civil War, w. o. Criglcr and
John NJ. Price, Jr., arc building an
up to date flour and erist mill. which
will be ready for operation in a very
st,drt time. The mill owned by Gen
! cral Banks was burned by Federal
! soldiers during the war.