The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-11
.EvANGEl|ST|C SERVICES
IN SEVERAL CHURCHES
Rev. f. T. Dadmun Coming to As
sist In Meetings at High-Street
Methodist This Week
Fourth Big Fire Gray Lumber Com
Pany Has Suffered Since Locating
There. Entailing Total losses of
$4,000.

Petersburg, April 0.---Services in
the Petersburg churches tomorrow
Will be of the usual interesting ma
ture. Special arrangements having
been made for both morning and
evening services in several OF the
churches.
Rev George G. Zeigler, Of the
Will preach at S O'Clock in the even
ing on The other Fellow"
Rev. George H. Spooner, of the
Market Street Methodist Church. will
preach especially TO the mems classes
at the II clock morning service
The Easter music rendered last sun
day by the church choir will be re-
peated at both the morning and even
ing services.
At the High Street Methodist
Church revival services have been in
progress throughout this week and
will be continued through next week
Rev. f.. #. Dadmun. of the Memorial
Methodist Church, Norfolk. a former
pastor of HighStreet, will arrive on
Monday to assist the pastor in these
services. The Billy Sunday hymns
are being used. which is a special
feature OF the services.
Rev Richard Wilkinson. OF the
Washington- Street Methodist Church,
evening service especially for men.
There will be special singing by the
Harmony Male Quartet at the even-
ing service
Revival services are being conduct
ed at the Wesley Methodist Church.
with Rev w. j. Watt assisting the
pastor. At the evening service to-
morrow Mr. Watt will preach on
The Rose of sharon Rev. O. II.
- ,,.I1f tuf . 10 go ~
ley during next week.
Rev H. II. Martens, or the Grove
Avenue Church. will preach two spe-
cial sermons tomorrow. In the morn
ing his theme will be Christ AS
Preacher" and in the evening, Flu
ture Punishment
At the West End Baptist Church
the pastor. Rev. y. r. Love, will
preach OF night on Saved and I'm
saved" Special music by the nr~
chestra
Dr. Roper, of the First Baptist
Church, will preach IN the evening
on Power Inexhaustihle." A. Il.
Hunt. Of Minneapolis, formerly
member of the celebrated male quar-
tet OF the Baptist Home Mission
Board. il in charge Of all the sing
ing.
The lesson period of the Patter-
son Bible Glass, of the Second Pres
'byterian Church. and of the Mat
thews Bible Class, of the Second
Baptist Church, viii be especially in
terestinG tomorrow.
Sons OF Veterans Name Officers.
A. r.. Hill Camp. Sons Of Confed-
crate Veterans, held its regular an
nual meeting in camp hall last even
ing and elected officers for the en-
suing year. as follows:
Commander. l.. r. Goulder; first
lieutenant commander. Wilson r.
Cole: second lieutenant commander,
&c. s. Russell, third lieutenant COM
mander D. A Lyon. Jr., adjutant.
Or. Alvin o. James; treasurer. N III.
Cole surgeons, Drs. w c. Powell
and w. F. Hoy,
ChapIains--Revs r.. r. panridxe and
]. A. Mcclure.
Quartermaster-Lewi NJ Clarke
Color Sergeant-E. II. Hoy.
Nidette--A l.. Lewis.
Historians-P. H. Dre~ry and A. X.
Davis.
MIN Burns Mt Waveriy.
Mil No. OF the Gray Lumber Com
pany at Wayerty was destroyed by
FIRE last night. entailing loss of about
$4,000 The fire was discovered about
10 o'clock, and owing to brisk wind
the flames made such rapid Roadway
that ali the efforts of the Waverly fire
de partment were in vain. This Is the
/ fourth big fire that the Gray Lumber
Company has had since locating Mt
| Waverly, totaling losses of not less
| than $4,000.
Unknown White Man Hurt.
! An unknown white man. apparently
about twenty years of age was found
/ in an unconscious condition at an
early hour this mornins on the Nor
| folk and Western Railway right of