The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-19
LAWRENCE PERRY
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works will consume within lo.ooo,o to
gallons of water per day of that con-
euuaed by the city OF Chicago, which
IL reckoned at 40 100000 gallons.
T.. NJ G. A. Boys Department.
A. largely attended and enthusiasts
meeting was held in boys depart
meat of the Young Mems Christian
Association this evening in the interest
Of the Boy Scout movement N re-
tsrsburg. Ways and means OF further
Ing the movement by organization ana
By securing endorsement and support
az local citizens were discussed. The
organization has been in existence in
PAt@rssurg- soF-s0.aral years, hat II
has not bsen given the recognition
which It deserves Il Is generally be-
lleved that the meeting tonight will re-
sult tn much good for the organiza-
ton.
Entertainment In Parish House
Misc BaAsie May Dudley. OF Rich
nond. will give one Of he- humorous
eutArta i.n,euts in ST. Johns parish
house next Tuesday for the oenefit OF
the church organ fund. Miss Dudley
is an trnpersonator OF unusual talent
She IL well known in Petersburg, and
a. large attendance is expected at
Tuesdays recital
In Honor of Gceat-grandson ana
Bride.
Mrs. L e. shuert, of SIS Cameron
street. entertained last evening In
honor Of her great-srandson ana brio O.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Thomas Lee Grinstead.
who have 'ust returned froL. their
wed ding tour. Among the special
guests were Mrs. Shusrt's sor, 4. F.
shuere, OF Cadillac, Mich; Mr.. Z. D.
Monroe. of Cadillac; Mrs L. II. -utte
and Nr. and ms. Leroy Shuert, The
occasion was the etghty-sixth birthday
anniversary Of the hostess.
PAINFULLY Hurt BY AUTOMOBILES
Little Gladys Corrett. aged seven
ysayA was quite painfully. though 1t
Il not believed dangerously, injured
about $3.50 o'clock this afternoon by
haing struck by an automobile IN West
Warrington Street, opposite the Stone.
Wall Jackson school. The little girl
wae Knocked down and draxsed some
digtnnce She was picked up by the
driver OF the machine. who. 1t In stat
"a. was not at fault. and taken to the
home of her parents in West Street.
MAtoaoa Mems Bible Class.
Tho Mems Bible Class OF MatoacA
4okhQd1af Ep1sCOpaI SnuICn uctu tacA
annual meeting sunday. January 1e,
1t which time the following oficers
were elected for the ensuing year:
President-samuef 4. Mann. Jr.
-president--Teorge F. Mere
dtth.
secretsry-william A. Philips.
Assistant secretary--Raiph Mann.
Treasurer---Jarae r. Lee,
Assistant treasurer ~ Thomas NJ.
Lowry.
Teacher-Hon. Efnnett Lee Mann
Assistant tea chers--James e. Holt
and Rev. James Z. Edwards
This ciass has been a perfect sue
cess since it's organization In 1905,
when Charles r. Wilkinson. the pres
~nt teacher of the Phoenix Bible
Class Of High-Street Methodist Epis-
copal Church Petersburg, was APP
pointed teacher. In 1909 business
called Mr. Wilkinson to Lynchburg.
and at the reorganization that same
year, Hon. Emmett Lee Mann was
made his successor.
Fer the past six years Mr.. Mann
has performed faithful duty and has
become highly esteemed and loved by
each member OF the class.
Arrangements have been made for .
ht9 rally In few weeks. It 10 hoped
that this will make the roll number
above the 100 mark. as committees for
;Eett1ng new members are already ~
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