Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
LARGE CONGREGATIONS
ATTENDING SERVICES
Interesting Revival Is Under Way
at Methodist Church in
West Point.
FIDELIs CLASS LECTIoN
Woman's Club Meets With Mrs. r.
j. Palmer and Discusses Austria"
With Germany" Next Subject on
Program.
Especial to The Timss-r:spatch J


WEST POINT. VA May s-Since
Sunday large congregations have been
attending revival services at the Meth
odist Church every evening. The
pastor. Rev. Otis Meade Clarke. is as
sisted by Rev. II. ". Dunkley. All de
nomina lions are uniting in this meet
ing, which is one OF great promise
The Fidelis class OF the Baptist sun
Gay school elected officers on Sunda y
for the ensuing sin months a follows:
Miss Lily Cooke, president: Miss Mary
Hudson. vice president: Miss Annie
Murray, treasurer; Miss Ellen Bray.
recording secretary: Miss Alma Cooke.
reporter. The teacher of this class is
Mrs. Thomas 7. Bagby.
The Woman's Club met with Mrs. Il.
j. Palmer this week Mrs Palmer
presided in the absence Of the presi-
dent. Austria the subject OF the
evening, was presented in a very in
terestins and Instructive manner by
Mrs. Arthur Neustadt Germany" is
the next subject on the program, and
Mrs. George w Richardson will pre-
: sent it. Mrs George Field will be host
ess OF the evening.
- Mrs. B NJ Nance and three children
spent Tuesday at the Brick House farm,
in New Kent, the guests OF Mrs. Arthur
NeustaGt
Mass Lucy Brooles, who has spent
several months in Washington, .. G.
Brookes, has returned Ia her home
here
Mrs. Bryant. OF Petersburg. is visit.
ing her mother and father, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Sparklin
Mrs. &. Benton Barker. who has been
for several weeks visiting ner relatives
in New York. returned TO her home
mere on Saturday
Miss Margaret Palmer. n teacher in
the Acqu.n,on H!gh school, spent the
weekend With her mother here
Mr.. and Mrs j. c. Maynard. Misses
Mae owens. Lucy FAIRY and Josephine
Ware attended the school fair At WIZ
!iamsouTs. going in the automobile ot
j. c. Cleveland
Eivin Didlake. Of King and Queen,
who Was one OF West Points school.
boys, after receiving many degrees and
medals az the University OF Virc!n:a
and teaching there as substitute pro-
lessor or several occasions, vii! grad
uate in law IN June, and expects 20
settle II Charlotte. y c.
Robert Wilson Bowdea. son @: Cap
tain Robert Bowden and Anne Bowdea.
OF Peters burg, died at the Kings
Daughters Hospital in Portsmouth on
Sunday. Mr.. Bowden was vel! known
and h;galy esteemed. lie was descend
ed from one o: the Oldest families =
Virginia lie Was member .: the
Petersburg Grays - the time @. The
Spanish War, and remained in service
through the way. He married Miss
Ruth Far!nho!t. Of New Kent, VINO sur
wives MIN.
Mrs Walter Ware and children. Who
nave made 8 prolonged visit 10 her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Ben Hudson. left
SATURDAY :or aer home a. Gloucester
Courthouse
'E.rd Day has recently been ce!e-
oFated IN the Verte- High school
Miss Emma ROBINS. one @. Inc out.
of-town students enrolled in the West
Point High School, entertained A
house party at her home near Lester
Manor last week. Those attending
We're Misses Carrie. Grace and Evelyn
Clayton. MARI +iudson and Lucy ron
erts, Corne!ia Hogs and Carolyn Mat
thews and Louise Pitcher
Mr.. and Mrs. Momtaeue Pitcher. o.
Lester Manor. visited town this week