The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-08

bers of the order In Its lodge room
on Sunday. April IS. and committee
to make all necessary arrangements
was appointed.
Favors Anti-Tartte Faction.
Judge Robert O. southall. of the
Circuit Court. after hearing argument
by counsel in the famous Harrison
Street colored Baptist Church case
during the whole OF the past two days.
rendered = decision this morning IA
voring tho ant-Tartte faction OF the
church. The decision. in substance.
Is to tho effect that thirty mine per-
sons. who are alleged to have joined
the church since 1908. cannot partiei-
pate in the offlcial action of the church.
In the matter OF the expulsion OF for
ty-one persons from the church on
December Is. last the court held that
such action was improper: The con-
tempt case will be heard on Monday
next.
in the Petersburg courts nearly eight
years.
Refused to Set Aside Verdict.
Judge Mullen, OF the Hastings Court.
today overruied a motion made some
time ago by counsel for the defend
ants to set aside the verdict of n jury
In the cause of Charles Lewis admin
istrator versus the Dixie Peanut COM
pAny
Charles Lewis was a coiored EN-
ploye OF the Dixie factory, who was
killed about year ago In an eieva-
tor accident in tho factory. Hts ad-
mi Illustrator entered suit and Jury
returned a verdict In favor OF the
plaintiff. assessing damages In the
sum OF 1880
To Hold JoiIiae.sion.
The Mems Bible Class of the Mar
ket Street Methodist Sunday School
will hold joliincation and get to-
gether meeting In the class room of
the school at o'clock Friday even
ing The object of the meeting In to
have members OF the class become
better acquainted with one another.
Light refreshments will be served. and
II Is expected that q large attend
ance will be on hand.
On Sunday morning, next, the pas
tor, Rev. George III. spooner will
preach a special sermon to the sun
day School.
DiawfAAie Hosor Roll.
The houor roll of the Dinwsddie
High school for the month OF March
/ 10 quite lengthy and 10 as foiiows
Primary grades:
First--Juiian Butterworth. Marie
Butterworth. Margaret Clark. Evelyn
HarreIl. Ruth Haddon, Park Leigh Or
gain. Blance Winn and Mabel will
hanson.
second-Thomas Ridley Adkins.
Mary Keith Briggs. Isaac Fowikes.
Manly Kimball and Mary Richardson.
Third--Dora Heath. Milton Kimball.
Paul Parham and, Marshall VIM.
Fourth--Ivan Butterworth. Marie
Kiatm,ll shrdlu etaoin xxhnnff
Kimball. Mamie Moody and Annie Ma
| son Stewart.
| Grammar grades:
First--Grace Beviiie. Manteile Bois-
| seau and Elsie Knott.
| Second--Fannie Royal
Third Marioneee Butterworth.
, Franklin Clark and Valentine South
all.
High school grades:
First---stephen Southall, virgie
Traylor and May Winn-
Second-0rAce Chambers.
Third---Mary Clark.
Fourth--Myrtis Connolly and Re-
becca Hudgins.
Pstesshsrg Hsnor Roll.
The honor roll for the Petersburg
High school and the seventh-A grade
for the month ending March 30 In As
follows;
Nv Grade-Florence Clements. Ma
rian Ramsey. Florence Stratton. Lucy
Wood, Richard Gillian.
lib GrAde--Isabel Banks. Evelyn
Butcher. Mary Crichton.
liza Grade--MiIdred Jones.
lib Grade--sue Robertson, Harriet
Short. Montgomery Jackson. Fred
Riddle.
II-A Grade--Jane Heath Cabaniss.
Rebecca Jones, Anita Young.
I-B Grade---Ruth Ellis. Coral Tucker.
Chapman GOODWIN, John Herbert
Mann, Joseph Mason. Arthur Wood.
Ia Grade--George Goudy. Boiling
Jones, Braxton Woody. Adah May
Reea, Elsie Ribble. Annie Wyatt.
7-B Grnde-Ethel Holloway.
IA Grade-Annte Mfffieton. Mary
Nichols. Lee Sager
CSgle-LonGMire.
Miss Ruth Mae Google. an attractive
young lady of Blandford, and Wesley
Longmlre. an engineer, employed by
the Seward Trunk and Bag Company.
were united In marriage at o'clock
this evening at the residence OF the
ofiiciating minister, Rev. Fred w.
Moore OF the Second Baptist Church.
The attendants were Miss Ruth Nun
nally and Ernest Cogle.