Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-28
Revival MEETINGS
BROUGHT TO CLOSE
Ashland Minister Assists Pastor of
Methodist Church at West
Point.
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS BUSY
Large Crowd Enjoys Indian Day"
Exercises at Pamunkey Reserva-
tton-Civic League Makes Plans
for Exhibit Next Month.
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WEST POINT VA, May 27.-The re-
vival meetings held at the Methodist
church for the past ten days. closed
on Wednesday night. Rev Mr.. White.
of Ashland. assisted the pastor. Rev
Frank MCLEAN.
The School Improvement and Civil
League met this week. in the absence
OF the president. Mrs. w s. Eastwood
Mrs George w. Richardson presided
There Will be another meeting or June
.. when there viii be an exhibit of
The work done by the children. and
many other things OF interest
All departments of the high school
are busy getting ready for the finals
The King William Branch Of the
Equal Suffrage League of Virginia met
IN regular session with. Mrs. j. B.
Hughes. These meetings will close for
the sum,ncr with tho June meeting
" g. Davis. who since his g~adua-
ton at Washington and Lee tnver-
sty several years ago in civil and cleo
trical engineering. has made n success
IN his profession in Cuba. South Amer
Yea and In this country. left about Il
week ago TO join the ambulance corps
Of the Red Cross in France.
William s. Courtney, Of Little Ply
MOUTH, joined DR.. W. 6. Num- here.
and they tourneyed together to the
Confederate Reunion in Birmingham
Mr.. Courtney carried with him Z diary
OF every official action during ;he civil
War
The closing exercises OF the high
school at Stevensvilie were we'll at
iended. The address Of the evening
was made by Isaac Diggs. of Rich
mond He gave 1t description of his
trip to tho Panama Exposition. Six
diplomas were given to members Of the
graduating class. The recipients were:
Ham I
Hams, Guile Griggs, Gladys Walker.
Viola Hall and Ada May Richards.
Miss Elizabeth Hund!ey was presented
with scholarship from the Lynch
burg Christian College for having made
the best average class mark for the
session. Chinese fan was given to
each OF the graduates. presents from
Miss Olive Elliott Bagby. now Of Sou
chow. China. Miss Bagby WAS prin
opal of this school before going away
as :. missionary year ago last Feb
ruary.
SCHOOL PRESENTED WITH
BIBI.E AND A FLAG
a large crowd enjoyed Indian Day"
at the Pamunkcy Indian Reservation.
when the Junior Order Of American
Mechanics presented 10 the school Il
Bible and IA fag. Chief George Cook
made several addresses
Mrs. l. :. Bennett. II sister OF DR..
Bennett, of West Point. is visiting her
brother. She lives in Blackstone, Va.
Mrs. Harrison Bryant. of Petersburg,
who has been on a visit TO her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sparklin. has re-
turned home.
Miss Mamie Armstrong, of Richmond.
who has been for the past ten days
visiting Miss Clara Thrift, has re-
turned home.
Miss Carrie Green. OF Norfolk. and
Mrs Ida Bartlett. Of Richmond, spent
"a few days last week At Hotel o'Con-
nor.
Mrs. Maudc Fisher, Of Richmond. and
Mrs Edwin Livingston. of Baltimore.
are the guests OF Mrs II G. DeFarges
Miss Doris Hoppe. Of Richmond. is
visiting Mrs. j. ". Owens,
Mrs. Benjamin Gary and small son.
Of Washington. ID. G, after spending
"A month with relatives in Lyrchburg.
are visiting MIR. Gsry's parents here.
Ny and Mrs j. H. Gary.
Miss Sadie Gary, who has spent the
winter with her brother. IN Norfolk.
has returned TO her home here.
Mrs. Philip Gibson, Of Richmond. who
has been visiting relatives in King and
Queen, is now guest in the home OF
her sister, Airs. j. II. Gary.
Mrs. r. w Eubank has announced
tho engagement OF her daughter.
IIonora Louise Eubank. to DR.. I. Nash
Broaddus. Of Richmond. the marriage
10 taka place early in June at Ash
land, the old Eubank homestead, on
tho banks OF the appahannOcR RIVER
Mr. and Mira. Granville II. Wakeman
announce tho marriage of their daugh-
ter Mona Fay. TO Albert Cephas Crotty.
Waterlick. Va.
Miss Nettie Aumack has returned to
her home here. after = vacation of
month spent with friends and relatives
in Baltimore and other points.
Miss Marian Tucker, of Brunswick
County. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Il.
c. Amos
Miss Susie Corr. who has been teach
returned TO West Point to spend the
summer with her mother. Mrs a. T..
Hargrave.
Mr. and Mrs. George Z. Trice. Of
Hampton came up in their motor car
on Monday, en- route to Richmond.
Mrs. Allen Perkins, Of Hackensack,
" j., spent several days with relatives
here this week. She also visited her
grandmother, Mrs. William Gregory
Brookes. at Brookshire. just across the
Mattaponi River. Mrs. Perkins will
be remembered rs Miss Louise, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus II. Kel-
ley, now Of Savannah, Ga, all former
ly OF West Point, Va.
Rev E. ". Billings has been out of
town for a week. attending the South
ern Baptist Convention at Asheville
~ c. He will join his family, who
spent the time of his absence in Char
lottesvillc, and return to West Point in
time to fill his pulpit on Sunday While
away he visited his mother in Dam