The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-12
BAPTIST sUyDAY-sCHooL AssoCIA-
TIoN WILL HOLD rTs MEET
ING TODAY.
SALES OF TOBACCO
SoUTHSIDE MANUFACTURING COM
FANNY PLANT is SOLD AT PUB
Lie AUCTIoN--Y. VI. c. a.
OFFICERS.
Nirginian Bureau.
Law Bnilding. Phnna. LIZ.

Especial 20 The Richmond Virginiau.)
PETERSBURG, VA, Jan H. The
Baptist Sunday school association pf
Petersburg and vicinity wiH meet in
WestEnd Baptist church tomorrow
afternoon at 3:tj o'clock. An n
teresting program has Jecn prepared.
The address of the occasion VIII be
delivered by Rev. n. E. Lotlin. Reports
from the different schn3Is ut the AS
ssor!ation vgill also he ,aad. Fhe
musical program VIII inoltdr solos b.
Miss Tiny Taylor and Mrs. Herbert
Talley.
Tobacco MARKET.
The sales Of tobacco, at the local
warehouses this week aggregated ill.,
26 5pounds.
Plant Is Sold.
James r. Harrison. auctioneer, this
afternoon sold at public auction the
plant and property Of the Southside
Manufacturing company in Blandford.
r.. L. Watson WAS the purchaser. His
bid was s7.21o.
Real Estate Transfers.
The following transfers Of real es-
tate were recorded in the clerks Of
fee this week:
j. A. Cox. Jr.. trustee. to NJ. A,
Finn, release lots corner Sycamore
and Lombard streets,
DR. r. H Jones and wife to r..
L. Watson and w. J. Moore, two lots
on Dunlop street
George b. Lee and r. +. Lee. 1r..
TO NJ T. Lee, ground rents lots on
BolIlngbro0k. Second, Third and LON
bard streets. $l,S53.S3.
]. =. watkins. trustee. To Blanche
n. Lewis, release lot corner Liberty
and Sycamore streets.
r. L. Watson and w. j. Moore to
r Y. Short, lot on Sycamore street.
Bible Glass Reception.
The mems Bible class Of Washing
tom street Methodist church gaze
reception IN that church last night A
large attendance was present. Ao-
dresses were delivered by ]. w. Hays
and r. H. Mann. Fraternal greet
lngs were brought by representatives
of other churches.
DIR, Booker's Subject.
What Shall We Do IN Heaven
will be the subject Of Or. George f..
Booker's sermon at Washington
street Methodist church tomorrow
night. A large congregation is e&-
pected to attend,
Hand MuItiiated.
Joseph BlahG, 3 young farmer OF
Chesterfield county had Acc misZor-
tune to get his hand caught Ia a corn
shredder yesterday afternoon at mis-
farm. He was brought here for treat
ment Half OF three fingers were
amputated, and another finger had 20
- =s4se4 This !a tia@ sixth accident
Of the kind TO happen ia this Yincinify
IN the last two months
Y. NJ C. \. Officers.
The newly elected board OF direc-
tors of the Young Mems Christian Rs
sociatfon met last night in the Office
of Secretary Walsch OlticeTs were
elected as follows: President. H. s.
Seward; vice president. r.. b. Will
cox: treasurer, III. II. Smith; secre-
tary, G. w Harrison. The various
COMMITTEES were also leected. The as
ISOLATION is now thoroughly reorgan-
ICED, and Is on a basis that lnsuTes
progress and success.
Memorial Arch Destroyed.
The memorial arch spanning the
avenue to Memorial Hiu in Blaudford
cemetery. was blown down and de-
stroye,f by the recent windstorm. The
Ladies' Memorial association Is now
planning 10 replace Il with stone
arch of handsome design. The new
arch win cost about $4,000.
Signing Up Players,
Information has been received from
Manager Busch, Of the Petersburg
baseball team. who Is wintering in
Alabama, that he mas signed up q
number of promising candidates for
this years team. Busch expects to
win the pennant this year,
f'EFSUUafS-
Mrs. Mary {, Dance. widow Of Ia
vid Dance, Is seriously iii atfrhe nome
Of her daughter, Mrs. George N,
Hawkins, on West street.
f. Y. Harrison, Of Prince George
county. was in the city today
Hon. A II, Hobbs. of Prince George
county WAS IN the city today