The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-25
WILL HAVE GREAT
DISPLAY AT sOUTHsIDE
FAIR THIS FALL.
DIES AT SUPPER TABLE
GEORGE >. PAYNE ANSWERS SUM
MONS LAST NIGHT-MRs. GOOD
RrCH. sucCUMBs TO PENu-
MoNIA-sUNDAY SERVICES
IN THE sONDUARIEs.
Virginian Bureau,
Mach pirc' p,,tldin q

Room. 31S.
(Sepcial to The Richmond Virginian)
PETERSBURG, VA, May "a
John w. Kinghorne. of the United
States department Of agriculture. was
In the city yesterday, arranging with
the Southside Fair association for
the exhibits Of the girls and boys
poultry clubs, Of which he has charge.
The poultry exhibits last fall were
exceptionally fine, and 1t Is propos-
Cd to make the exhibits at the South
side Fair even better next fall
Aged Citizen Dead.
George s. Payne, aged 10 years,
died suddenly last evening at the re-
sidence of his son on st. Andrews
streets Mr.. Payne had been in feeble
health. His death, however was not
expected He was seated at the sup
Der table when his head suddenly
moned at once and reached the house
IN about ten minutes. He expressed
the opinion that death had been in
Simultaneous.
Deceased was we'll knqgn and
highly esteemed. During The Civil
war he was a member of Company
C.. Twelfth Virginia Regiment,
Mahone's Brigade. Being baker, he
was detailed for this service in the
ter survive him.
Death Of Mrs. Goodrich.
Mrs. Eva Goodrich. the wife of T.
NJ Goodrich. died at 11:i5 O'Clock
this morning. Mrs. Goodrich was
Miss Eva Green. of Henderson. n. c.
She was taken III with pneumonia two
weeks ago and because of serious
complications. she was hurried to the
hospital From rhe first her case was
-
past theirs was hope OF her recovery.
"A change for the worse took place
this morning and the end came soon,
Mrs. Goodrich was consistent
member of Tabb- Street PRESBYTERIAN
church. She leaves a husband. two
children and host OF friends 10
mourn their loss. The body will be
taken to Henderson. n C.. for burial
Preach In Buena Vista
Rev George II. Spooner. Of Mar
ket-Street NJ. r. church. left this
informing for Buena Vista, Va, where
tomorrow he will preach the bacca-
laureate sermon before the young
ladies OF the Southern seminary.
Special Sermon to Young Men.
Rev. H. II. Martens. pastor OF
Grove-Avenue Baptist church. will
mon 10 young men. using as his sub
ject. The Young Man OF Petersburg.
Much has appeared IN the city papers
recently regarding the character OF
young men Of Petersburg, and his ser.
mon tomorrow night will be given II
this subject
Primitive Methodist Layman."
The text Of The Primitive Method
ist Layman." under whose sermon
on a cold. stormy Sunday. Charles
H. Spurgeon was converted. will be
DR.. Roper's subject at the s O'Clock
service tomorrow night. This text
II now inscribed on a marble tablet
on the wall Of the little chapel. where
young Sturgeon sat that memorable
day in his life.
Sunday School Association.
meeting of the board of mana.
gers of the Methodist Sundays hoo
Union Association OF Petersburg and
vicinity will he held in the stewards
room of the Washington Street
church at o'clock tomorrow after.
noon. All members are requested t.
be present.
DIR. Day to Preach.
DR.. Frank l.. Day. professor o.
theology of RandolphMac college
At Ashland, Va, will occupy the pull
pit at Market-Street M F. church
: tomorrow both morning and evening