The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-05
Paramount

The Epworth league of Paramount
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
was reorganized Sunday night, Febru-
airy Cd at Z o'clock r. NJ with the
following officers: President. MIR. VII
lard Gum: first vice president, Miss
Corinne Gentry: second vice presi-
dent. Miss Glennie Buchanan; third
vice president. Miss Myrtle Hobson:
secretary, Miss Blanche Beadles:
assistance secretary, Miss Matte
Jones; organist, Miss IneZ Hobson;
treasurer. Master Stanley Beadles, :.
The pastor, Rev. C.. v. Carson. COM
tinues to preach to large congrega-
lions both morning and night and on
Sunday morning. The Lords Supper
was partaken of by the largest num-
Der since the history of the church
Mrs G.. ". Carson still remains quite
sick al her home at theuparsonage and
would be glad to have her friends call.
The members Of the Baptist church
were complimented Sunday morning
and night at having the Rev. j. Z.
Gay. OF orlander. N. c., preach for
them. Mt, Gay preached In view OF
a call and was given q hearty wei
come Every one seemed pleased
with him. On Sunday morning, Feb
ruary 9Th, there will be a short pray
err service at II o'clock A. NJ. after
which the annual business meeting
will be held, and the secretaries from
the various societies are urged to
have their reports ready at this time.
All members are urged to be present
and hear the different reports and the
increase OF the church In the past
year.
On Thursday night. February sth,
the Baptist Young PEOPLES union will
hold their monthly social to It's mem
hers at the hospitable home of their
vice president. Mrs J. Griffin. 1918
North Twenty-seco street Also the
executive committee will meet. AL
members are asked to be present and
enjoy the evening socially, Music and
recitations have been prepared by the
entertainment committee and refresh
ments will be served by the social
committee. All the young people are
welcome.
The many friends of Mr.. ]. E. Gar
rett formerly OF this vicinity, but now
OF Thirty-eecond street. will be glad
to hear that his eldest son, Robert,
who has been critically i'll for the
past two weeks, has greatly improved
but Is not quite out of danger yet.
He would be glad to have his friends
cali and see him.
Mira e. G. Garrison, OF AIbemarle
county, was the guest OF her niece,
Mrs. T.. l. Grifiln last week.
Mrs. Anderson, OF North Twenty
second street Ii still very sick at her
home. suffering from rheumatism
Mrs. John Sterling is able to be GU,
again. after an indispositfon OF sew
eraI weeks.
Among the many graduates at the
Fairmonnt school on last Friday
night. Miss Violet Sterling and Miss
Helen Perkins were among them, both
receiving very high hsnors and many
beautiful bouquets.
Miss Lottie Rooney. of Twenty-firss
street, was operated ON at the Virginia
hospital Monday, February Sd, at 4
r. NJ and is doing very nicely.
The annual business meeting of the
Mems league was held at the Baptist
church Sunday afternoon at 3:30 r
M, with the president. Mr., Jordon
presiding After the regular meeting
the election OF officers were gone into
with the following results:
President, Mr.. j. s. Binford, first
vice president. Mr.. G. Parker VIII
liam: secretary, AIR. j, /. Johns: treas
urer. Mr.. J.. l. Grimm; pianist, Master
George Booker. chorister, MIR. !. J.
Britt.
Little Miss Virginia warrener Il
very sick at her home with measles.
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