The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-03
Highland Park

Patrons Day" was observed at the
public school on Friday. and through
out the day a large number OF fathers.
mothers and guardians visited the
school All of the class rooms were
decorated with flowers. and the Hal
lowe'en drawings and paintings of the
children were in evidence everywhere.
were particularly artistic. Special
mention should be made of the free
hand drawiug OF a boat and sunset
scene by Miss Lois Barber. OF the
Fifth grade taught Mrs. L. X emp
er Huff Interesting Halloween pro-
grams were rendered IN several OF
the class rooms. At o'clock In the
auditorium before a large audience a
pleasing program of music and reci-
tations with an address by Rev w. f.
Hutchinson was a fitting closing for
Patrons Day"
( Mr.. c. T. Babb, of Southampton
County, was the recent guest OF Mr..
and Mrs D. VI, Burgess.
/ Mr.. G.. i. futile. of Hanover Coun-
ty, spent Sunday with his son. Rev.
c, O. futile
/ The regular meeting of the Wo-
mans Missionary Society of the Meth
odist Church will be held in the lee
ture room Tuesday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock.
( Mr.. and Mrs Howard Grimm. of
"A delightful Western trip, which in
ciuded Chicago, Milwaukee and other
cities.
Large crowds attended the revival
services at Northside Baptist Church
at both services on Sunday. The
Methodist Church was closed for the
evening service, and the "wednesday
evening payer service will not be held
this week on account OF the revival.
The preaching Of DR.. Roper is earnest
and convincing.
Miss Louise Grigg, who is attend
ing school at Farmville Normal. spent
Halloween at hes home on Second
X, Avenue.
K The bi-monthly meeting of the Mis-
slonary Society Of the Methodist Sun
day School was held Sunday morn
ing at 1880 O'Clock. The special
work of this society for the past two
years has been the support of a ma
tive helper In Korea, and providing
him house to live in The president
read a paper on mission work in Ko-
rea, THE Present Situation and the
Outlook" She then introduced Mrs
Cameron Johnson, who had lived in
the Far East and had travelled ex.
tensively in Korea Her address was
listened to by old and young and was
greatly enjoyed. especially by the chill
dren, who wers interested in the pic.
lures and curios she exhibited anC
also by the dressing of Il very littA
girl in Korean little girls dress
showing the fashions OF that Far
/ Eastern country.
/ Trinity Union. w. C.. T. L.. held a
very interesting meeting on Tuesday
at the home Of Mayor Quarles. Mrs
ID. Nj. Burgess. president of the union
stated that news had Just been re.
ceived of the death of the father oil
the State president, Mrs. n. NJ. Fl pgc
and asked that letter of sympa.
thy be sent.
4 Trinity Union will make the teach.
ing OF temperance work, under the
head of Scientific Temperance In.
struction." special feature of work
during the coming year. The prin-
cipal and teachers of the High School
/ eighteen in number, are in heart,
sympathy with the work
Special services will he held in the
I Methodist Church November 8
n Worlds Temperance Sunday"
H circular letter from the State
president was read. asking the mem
bers over the State to take advantage
OF the special offer OF The Richmond
Il Firgin!an, IN securing subscriptions
for the paper. A motion was made
and carried that the ladies present
pledge themselves to patronize such
/ firms and merchants as advertise In
\ The Richmond Nirginian. our tenn
I! perance paper, and do all in their
power to advance its interests.