The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-10
MANY AT FUNERAL
Of VIM. {. RAMEY
LANCE ASsEABLAGE FAY LAST
RESPECTS TO DEPARTED
CITY OFFICIAL.
OLD HANDFORD
u Ap1gST 81 nAy SCHOOL AssoCfA-
yaoN HEsTs AND RECEIVES
rErnRTs or SCHOOLS.
FRutt OFFICERS.
ViSclnian bureau.
Mechanics Building,
Room 318

Room 31S
PETERSBURG, VA, Feb. 9.---The
funeral ot tho late VIM. r.. Ramey
took place from the Washington
Street M. r. church this afternoon at
$50 o'clock. 10 The presence Of .
large assemblase OF borrowing friends.
HE. KaJr3ey Had I0G Number OF years
6ecn q yalured and consistent mem
her o. this congregation, and was
held n hig1. regard by both his pas
tor and people DIR. Geo. Z. Booker,
his pastor, paid tribute to his memory
in 4 touching Kramer. The honorary
pallbearers consisted Of representa-
tives from the lodges Of /. D. o. r.,
Jr O. L. A. III. and Of the steward
body Of the church to which he be-
'onaed. The following gentlemen
were IRE active puIlbearars: Messrs.
q. II. Gil:, II. H. jones. r. II. Mann.
N. y. Williamson, Hugh r.. Smith.
Henry r. Munt. Paul Petit andmEs.
w Antchee, Jr. Entes.uent was made
in The family plot Biandford cemetery.
The funeral Of MIR. Victor Dallas
White, was conducted from Wesley
NJ. II. church al O'Clock this after
neon. by the pastor. Rev. Mr.. Haynes,
assisted by Rev. Lloyd G.. Moore. Of
the West Street M II. church. Eu-
terment in Blandford cemetery.
Sunday~SchooI Association.
The Baptist Sunday-School associa-
ton of Petersburg and vicinity met
nt $3.50 o'clock this afternoon with
the second Baptist church. President
John w Long presiding After an
interesting program and an address
by Rev. Il. G.. Binns, of the Ettrfck
church, which was both enthusias-
tic and helpful, the, association was
dismissed by Rev. A. II. Love, of the
West End church. The following re-
ports were read:
First Notwithstanding All:
average attendance, 2Tl; percentage
OF attendance. so; collection, s4b.56:
new scholars, 3s.
Second Church~~Enroiiment 400.
average attendance. 3SS, percentage
of attendance, 81; collection, s67.79:
newseholars. 3S
Grove avenue Enrolment. 81.
average attendance. 81; percentage If
attendance, SIS; collection. st2.42: new
scholars g.
Halifax Street Enrolment. 1874:
average attendance lac: percentage
OF attendance. 10: collection. s14.26.
new scholars. 40
Main eet---Enrollment rs; aver
age attendance, 80; percentage of at
tendance, IL. collection. $499; new
scholars, 10
Ettrick-Enrollmen 1874; average
attendance. i57; percentage of atten-
dance. so; collection, $2Ue4. new
scholars, "a
Woodlawn-E Enrolment %: aver
age attendance, So; percentaee Of at
tendance. II; collection. $3.50: new
scholars, IL
Matoaca-Enrollment, 10; average
attendance, "a; percentage of atten-
dance IS: collection, Sl5,2a.
west End-Enroliment, 672; aver
age attendance. 538: percentage of
attendance. %; collection, s5e.21; new
scholars, II.
The West End church reported AZ
conversions In the Sunday hool
during the month. 1t will be noticed
that the total average attendance in
TINS association. during the month
was LIS.
~ Young Family.-
Captain and Mrs. 7, H Meaehansf
nave returned from three week
visit TO Mecklenburg. Captain Mea~
ma III native home, where ne has
two sisters aged seventy-onee and
seVenty-four, respectfully, He being
Just eighty -four. he speaks of his sis.
ters as girls
AFR. u: X. Robinson, of 3tsrewa u,as
here visiting relatives today
Mr.. F. III. Thomas. of Danvitaa ,,a
r. Visiting in the home of his son.
w. A. Thomas
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