The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-23
(ETERs8Dps CHURCHES
To CONDUCT CAMPAIGN
2naafsancoIs Eyangelistic Services In
Ali Churches VIII Commence
Sunday Morning.
BAPTIST REVIVAL SERVICE
fecai Estate Concern Incorporated.
Bedford City Girl Wcds--Bibie
Unsscs to Give Entertainment To
night.

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian.)
Petersburg. Va. March a2.--Ints.est
e increasing throughout the commit
nifty In the Simultaneous evaneslistic
meetings. wh.ch are to be commenced
In all the Methodist churches or Pc
tersburg aud vicinity Sunday morn
sng In the form Of individual personal
work
The pastors are much interested and
.tnalpa3lolis are that the meetings will
be the most rTcachlna that have
Ieen held Ia I etorsaurE In recent years.
Great stress is being laid upon peg
Sonal wo4k Preparatory to the cam
raign aud the pastors especially are
Of the opinion that through this means
mueh good viii result.
Baptist Revival service.
Revival services, which have been
IL progress at the Monumental Bap-
tiet Church. continue to grow in in
forest and attendance. Rev. Mr.. Davis
preached an atle sermon last evening
On Prepare peEs." presenting wildly
the fact thsJ because OF lack of prep
aration many viii be unable to stand
the final ties; at judgment. A great
by members Of the church and con-
been number OF professions and
several additions to the church.
Burton Heights Corporation.
The certificate Of Incorporation of
The Burton Heights Corporation was
admitted 10 record in the office of
Clerk Robert q. Bass today. The
purposes of the corporation are to buy
sell, mortgage. rent. improve. exchange
and otherwise acquire, dispose Of and
deal In property and to act as agent,
attorney, etc. for any person, firms
or corporations In buying. selling and
dealing in real properties or accessor-
les. The capital stock of the corpora
ton Is 10 nae. minimum. $1,000 maxi
mum. $4,000. to be divided into shares
OF 500 each
Are United In Marriage.
Miss Annie Parrish. of Bedford city.
and MIR. J. il. Whitlock formerly Of
Roanoke. were united in marriage at
S.3e o'clock last evening at the home
~ Mr.. and Mrs, r. T. Harris. 1875 Hin
ton Street, in the presence of a few
Immediate friends. The ceremony was
performed by Rev L. T. Hit. pastor
VI the Memorial NJ. r. Church.
Sent to Prnitsntiary.
At this weeks session of tho Circuit
Court of sussex. Judge Jesse F. West.
presiding, James Parham, colored, was
convicted OF felonious assault on A NJ
Mudgins. at stony Creek. and sentenced
to two years in the State Penitentiary.
Florence May Martha.
Florence May Martin. aged two
years. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ELI
Martin. died at II go o'clock this morn
ing at her parents residence, bS3 Hin
ton Street. following an attack of
measles and pneumonia, This is the
second child that Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
have lost within ten days. They will
have the sympathy of the entire com
anunity in their bereavement. The fu-
neral wifi be conducted Mt the grave
in Elandfori Cemetery, AT II o'clock,
Friday morning
Mrs. Ann u. Wilkinson.
Mrs. Ann n Wilkinson. widow OF
William A. Wilkinson. died at her
home on Main Read. near Matoaca. at
o'clock THIS morning. after an Illness
of three months. Mrs, Wilkinson was
In the sixty-sixth year of her age
and was highly esteemed by wide cir
tie of friends she IL survived by one
son and one daughter Mr. j. M, Will
kinson and Miss Gustena Wilkinson,
both of Ms"oAca also one brother. Mr..
j. E. -0'Keanon. The funeral will be
conducted from Matoaca Baptist
Church, OF which Mrs wilkinson was
a valued member at $3.50 o'clock to-
will be made In Matosea Cemetery.
white Woman Drask.
AT todays session Of the Police
Court. f, W odeli. white woman, ar
rested on the streets yesterday by Pa
trolmRn Thomas NJ Evans, for drunk
enness. was fined SO.
Bibie Glass Entertainment.
The Baraca and Phiiathea classes OF
the First BAPTIST sunday School will
present an entertainment in the au-
dstofium Of the n. NJ Brown Scheci
at sI5 O'Clock tomorrow. Thursday
evening at which Colonial costumes
will be worn and the following pro-
gram will be rendered;
"Dixie" ance)4--Orchestra.
Chorus, Loves old Sweet Song"
solo by Miss Nav Smith.
Recitation--"The Mlnuet'-Miss or
via Fittx.
Male ouartet-"fr tho Cleaning"
Messrs. Robertson, Rogers. Mayes and
Talbot.
chorus-"swlng Low sweet Chariot"
fsolo Mr. TalbotD
Violin Solo, seleeted-Miss Alberta
Bowman
Mixed Quartet--'Doan We Cry"-Mtss
Baxter. Miss shackelford. MIR. Rogers
and Mr.. Talbot
chorus-"The Quilting Party" tsolo
Mr.. Robertson.
Piano Duet. seiected-Miss Shs excl
ford and Mrs J w. Brown
Recitation. seIected-~Miss Giadss
Ramey.
Male Quartet-"Desrest Nav
Msssrs. Robertson. Rogers. Mares, Tai
bott
Chorus-'Auld Lang syno"
Eux~lian Glass En'ertaina.
The young ladies IF the EUxeiiar
Class Of the West End Baptiet Church
will preseu- "Luria's T.nvs-'' N three
acts In the auditorium NJ the store
wall jackson school, a. o'c,oct Fri
fay evening. for 'he to!at tersIr Of
Memorial Methodist ana Tveti End
Baptist Churchcs,
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