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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-10
Crepe De Chimes
And Crepe MeteOrs

II HE most practical and popular fabrics
4 are Crepe AIeteors and Crepe de Chimes,
and they are always in demand. The assert
ment , Glow represents the best that manu-
facturers can produce, and shown in all
wanted shades
ST 80 4O-inch CoIored Crepe de Chine .......SI.35
Sis 40-inch White or Pink Crepe de Chine 800. S1-59
$500 40inch White or Pink Crepe de Chine ... Sl.69
S225 and $3.50 Crepe de Chimes all colors ....S 198
$3.50 Crepe Meteors in all colors ...........SI9 8
$3.50 Moon Clio Crepe Meteors. in all ooors .. S298
$500 Moon Clio Crepe Meeors in all colors .. S3.45
$3.50 Satin Meteors. IN all coors ............ S395
$3.50 Palm Crepe Meteors, at yard ......... S3.95
40-inch Underwear Crepe IN white or flesh only;
splendid quality. at yard ................. sII9
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-10
Satins And Satin
Finished F fabrics

g ATINS being mquestionably the
0"Queen Of Silks for the Fall and Win
ter season, we head the list with Satins and
Satin Finished Fabrics:
36-inch Exquisite Dress Weight Satin Franchise in
all colors ..... observation-disclosures. .S235
36-nch Satin Messalne in all colors ..........S I35
27-inch Satin Mesalne in all colors -......... sec
36-nch Goetz Dress Satin, at yard ...--.-..S 1S5
36-inch Satin Etoile, at yard ..-...........S 1S5
36-Inch Satin Duchesse, at yard ...........SI69
40-inch French Dress Satin, yard ......... S1S5
40-inch Satin Sublime. at yard ............-.S 279
40-inch Satin De Luxe, at a yard .........-.. S295
42-inch Satin Cashmere, at yard ........... S398
36-inch SINNERS Al-Silk Lining Satin. at a yard,
only &C.,. .... Observation-Disclosures. IS
56-nch SINNERS Linen Back Satin. yard only S135
Belongs Pethcoat Satin. at yard ..........-. S139
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-10
Chic Pile Fabrics
Very Low Priced

WTELVETS. Pushes, CordurOys and
y Butifur. Our assortment of Pile Fab
RIGS is the most comprehensive ever shown
in the Southwest. We show this class Of
merchandise from $LOO up to $1,000 per
yard. All VIII be included IN this special
event at reductions:
l9-inch Paon NeIvst in over one hundred different
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-10
Pretty Silk Shirtimgs
For Making Shirts

WE showing over one hundred beautiful and new
designs IN Mems Silk Shrtings. You will be pleased
with the assortment that you find here. And Madam.
SILK Shirt for 'him?' Make your selection NOW. and
take advantage of these special reductions You have over
one hundred different patterns from which to select.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-10
so, AO-In. Chiffon
Velour. Yard, SIS. MS

NETE cal your particular attention to
w our Imported Chiffon Velour-the
very best all silk, soft, rich, pure dye vel
vet, and one Of the most popular dress
fabrics Of the season. Shown in Taupe.
African, Belgian, Copen, Old Rose. Gold,
Dark Green, Burgundy, Navy, Plum,
Pink, BeetroOt, Chartreuse, Light Blue,
White and Black. Regular $3.50 and IS
values. AovemberSilk& CO AE
Wooden Sale, yard. 9QOo4O
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-21
IDA ,IEnEDfTH DIE.Tz, Editor.
Telephone Madison 1928.


law of Mrs. Robins, at Gotham. Va.
Mrs Carroll Gsrnett and little
daughter are the guests of Mrs
Garnett's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 3
Davis. in Roanoke.
Miss Elizabeth Engiehy was en-
tertained at bridge by Miss Anna
Pearsall Thursday afternoon in
Roanoke Mrs. Kern. OF this city,
was among the guests.
Engagement of Interest.
The following item is OF great In
terest TO Richmond and Virginia peo-
pie;
Mr. and Mrs Lucian Howard
Cooke. Of Roanoke, announce the en-
Facement OF their daughter, Jane
HarN ood to Mr., Samuel King Funk
houser. Of New York city. The we'd
ding will take place in the late sum
nler at Hollins.
F'rcemnn-Edwartls.
Newport News Va July 20.-Mr,
and Mrs w y Edwards, of l147
Twenty-severth street announce the
marriage Of their daughter. Miss
Mary Eliza beth Edwards, to Conwell
Freeman, son Of Mr. and Mrs. l.. r.
Erickson. of the East End. which
was celebrated Wednesday afternoon
NJ : o'clock at the home of the bride
by Rev. s otto Wright, pastor OF
the Chestnut Avenue Methodist
church,
eWarUe-k cSsIer.
Roanoke. Va. July 20.-A quiet
marriage was celebrated at 1870 A.
NJ last Saturday at tho home Of Mr..
Roll. Gas Salem avenue. southwest.
The contracting parties being Miss
Lille V kessler and u. H LeWarne,
OF Fincastle. Va
The Rev l.. O. Wood. pastor OF
the First Brethren church. officiated-
Mr. and Mrs, LoWarne will make
their home in Rotetourt county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-21
Wedding Guests.

:. and Mrs. II. l.. Mcclellan and
zk5ss AosA yesterday 10 oe 'he
n. and Mrs. Nimmo old FOR the
~. W. A. Michigan and Miss
3oret Michigan are the guests or
Vernon NJ. smith In Norfolk
The wedding of Miss Lucille
D0n and DR.. Edward Allan
I'm. Z. s. n. which takes place
~.
Personals.
IN. Powhatan Breeder Is the
nf OF her niece. Mrs Walter Nil
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-21
DIVISION NO. S

2oS-Harry 8 Lucy, 1917 Garland
z522-Edward Scott. 1881 Jay
45S-Jno X Gilbert. 1908 End ave
l43o-Joseph Gary. 1913 N Sd
2s24-Peter H King. Jr. 903 N 5th
s54-Robert Hall. 1877 Ia n I'd
lss4--H NJ Williams, ALA K jack
ls7s-Eddie ] Chambers. 744 N 18th
3257-Alex Broaddus. 1907 Buchan.
10s5-Geo Hallum Pace, 1904 N 2lst
2o22-Isaae Badman, ago Y end
l455--Hamiiton Burrell. 1917 y 5th
7s3-James Lee, 715 N and
1S13-iiibert Binder. all N End
27S7-Jas b Stone. so4 E Leigh
1S5S-Larland Moore, 1909 P
23Ss-Zaoh Raines. 70s N 4th
l7e2-R.chard Drake. $40 Turpin
2494-Wm Emory Jones'. 1912 Jay
3200-Harry Stokes, s4s N eth
3o82-Edward johnson. 1908 n 5th
l117-W r Woodcock. 21o7 Short
1572-Junius Woodbridge. s1s Pres
ton
2Ts2-Dennis O Mallory. 1918 N 22nd
l74s-K Dimitrious. 41o N 9Th
2is5-Walter Greene, SIS e Federal
s37-Willie Jones, 724 N End
2036-James Pegues, $40 E Leigh
ss7-Johnnie B Hughes. 1913
s76-Jesse H Latham, 1915 and ave
27b--Edward l. Porter, 3os Minor
5oa-Milton NJ Rowe. 1915 Enslow
1ls5-Charlie G Ford. 1901 Buchan-
5ss-G:Iecrt J Johnson. SIS Enslo "
ave
21ss-Wm A Angel. s21 Short 18th
s45-Leonard Pitts. EOS e Leigh
l913-Chas Peterson. 400 N nth
Sec w Vaughan, Jr, 1912 Sd
s0S7-Sam White. 755 N nth
2620-Garfield Logan, 500 N 4th
1267-J Holmes. 1910 Buchanan
2l4s-Robt F. Whitiock, 1917 N 5th
536-Newton B Mayo, 1929 Enslow
| 1495-Sam Boykin. Az E Leigh
| 2453-S w Yeatman, zI14 Venable
54S-W F Dotson, 214 Gladstone
ave
12s-C c Carter. IL Plaza. Battery
Cot
so7o--Jos l. Loving. 2o7 e Leigh
1679-Robert Cabaniss, 734 N I'd
1237-M Brockington. ~ Fairfield
| 7S4-Jasper White. End and Duval
| l732-AlleE Harris. 4l2 E Baker
| 75a-John Thos Hughes. Al Wood
| 107--P G Fletcher. 71s Greenwood
ave
| 1546--Iarvey A Davis, 524 n 8th
i563-C!arence Woodruff. GA N Sth
| .0sS-Argeius Christobul. 500 E
Marahal
t:ss-Calvin \ Hardy, 1921 N 22nd
2691-Pleasan.s A Williams, SIT n
End
e1s-oscar l. schieckert. 1917 End
s73-Clarence C Hit. SIS Grimm
1s7s-waller e Sims. 1926 CARING
11ss-Jas r stancil. 40 N 7th
ls91-Leslie Hook. 70s Preston
775-Ernest Briggs. 727 N 4th
3lS3-Geo Wills. $40 e Clay
26s4-Sam LAshley, 1214 Buchanan
s15s-Wm NJ Hall. TO e Marshall
4s6-John NJ Penford. 614 9Th ave
6s2-Chas SaaEo Woodson. 1916 Sd
soo-rhon Loray Morton. SOL N ave
325e-John T Johnson. AHA e
1sss-Robt II Madison. So N 9Th
Sl0-wilbur Scott. so4 rurpin
153s-walter Yates. 100 e Baker
26%s-Joseph Baker. sos Crouch
l6s2-Joseph T Jones. SIS N 7th
507-John A Beck. 1919 Enslow
30s-ThomAs M Dolan. 7o6 Mon
tross ave
4S7-Russel B Frost. 1a3l Enslow
3ss7-Wm II Pemberton. $40 N I'd
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6-Harry l. Tucker. 62s :. 2lat
35o--Antrim Dinwiddie. 433 Denny
15So-Eddie Fleming. 3S17 Sth
s<-Willie Kent Hughes. SIS N 24th
2sss-John l. Jennings. 329h Nicholson
| 2el5--R c snellings. 3o23 e Marshall
| z615-Freddy A Williams, I'LL Nichol.
t7o--Henry Emerson. 1902 Lester
|l714-James Yates. COT N 9th.
| 54s-Mike Demkuck. 17e1 venable
| 1132-B A Graham, sos N seth
| DOWN williams, 1874 N 3lst
14s5-C f Brauer. Jr, 2oos Jefferson
1s74--A J Gaulding. 2os N 2sth
7l-Eldridge Townes. 1924 state
1856 r wiesner. SO N 2sth
23$s--C G Berry. $40 N 30th
! 1275-Raymond l. Luck. 400 N goth
23ls-Bernard Baughn. 1915 f Marshall
31so--A w Browning. 5o7 Mosby
2z25-Isaac Harris. 90 N 30th
+ 711-Frank Stewart, sos state
1o22--c l. Brockweil. AZ Nicholson
| s41--Robt II Garrett, 212 Pleasant
| s3s-Walter Smith, 500 Center
| 27s5-willie l. Jones. s17 N 25th
| 2454-Jno Haynesworth. 2sas NJ
| 1032-C II Hardy. S11 N 24th
| s23-H W Rose. s19 N cad
| 2e9-Walter Henderson. 1875 Denny
ss5-C y Wood. Jr. area Grace
3o55-P T. Parker, 2521 franklin
HE " Durie, I'll Louisiana
I1314-E l. Mccarthy. so15 wmsbg Ave
101s-E G Wallace. 250s NJ
18sS-M H Baptist, 10 N 29th
335-fke Hicks. 241s E Main
143o-Morris Lutte. 2is N 18th
2oo5-Junius Smith. l12 N goth
4s3--Harvie L Rigsbee. 1919 N 2sth
3ioo-James Harris. s31 N zsth
244s-wyatt Calhoun. 72on N 2sth
21os--David A Parsons, wmbs & F Hill
135s--Jas A Evans, sos N gath
25o3-Clarence Gibbs. 3s17 9Th
| a23-Geo NJ Brunette. 24o5 Jefferson
, 13os-wm H Miller, Jr. &o7 s4th
| 31-Wm J Hughes. 31s n cath
25i7--H l. McRoberts. 72S N o5th
3117-Ernest l. Hudsins. 706 3&th
237s-will Manning. SIT McCance
253e-E w Jackson. 2sos f Leigh
1o07--A NJ Lyons. 413 N 18th
17s4-Charley L Fisher. 1907 N 2sth
! 3a1-James f Sullev, a07 N 3nth
13ss-Sampson King. 211 f Broad
! 3ses-E w Starke. 1909 r Main
| ses--Thos II CatIett- $751; williams
| burg Ave
s7o-F NJ johnson. 24ls Jefferson Ave
| s37-w e Hewlett. 3s1s Second
1sT5--A NJ Cartwright 31o1 f Broad
2e24--T r Johnson. s2l 30th
| 3so--w II Catlett, 3sl5i5 williamsburg
Ave
1s57-Elder Reaves 23oS f Franklin
2055--Clarence ] Jerome. 3o15 r
lf21T-Charlie Leake. 52s N 18th
| 571-Arlie Linwood Gil. s1s y 21st
1871 D Ebenhack. 21a Y 2Sth
| 4s8--Jas NJ Donahue 422 Y 25th
154s-F W BEDFORD, Holland
l2162--Jos A Carter. SO n s0th
2a55-Cartos Antonio. 1901 e Main
| 704-Willie Lee Roane, 1920 y sSth
| 72-Harry Stamps 2s1e NJ
| fo53-Thomas Dunston, 72s Denny
1ss6--W Martin. 261o Q
l7oe-Luke Fomash. 24f2 NJ
3s5-Chas r Ford. 3ls 2sth
! 112--L s Thomas, 1909 e Marshall
f0s7--R w Burke 2709 wmsbg Ave
2590-Robt w LLOYD. IA Orleans
! 30T7-Clarence Chiidress. S14 34th
! 322o--Richard James. 9i4 State
| 2os2-John McMiIler 10I Nicholson
211S--Clarence n Parker. $40 ~ 2sth
| 12s-H L Winfrey. 3e24 N
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$40; c Wilson, 1905 Oakwood Ave
1539-W r Lane, 230l Burton
254s--Emmett Willis. 371o Lester
1852 s Gatewood. ali n 30th
507--J w Marshall, 200 Louisiana
309-Joe Lee. 221S T
437-John J Branic, 1903 n 26th
2967-J T Dickerson, 1907 n 3lst
3254--E A Batk!ns, Government Rd
1324--John r Norman. 500 y 3lst
604-Harry Brooks, 1912 e Franklin
3217--Louis A Shoemaker. 400a Fulton
43-Mack Holmes, 1913 e Craze
21s1--Jos p Noonan, 4t9 N 2eth
1763-W l. Morecock, 1927 Rodgers
154s--G @ Millett. 27o4 Grace
1264--Allen T Morris. 1905 N 32nd
1oss-R Fl Wright, 1907 n 27th
s24-R J Burke. 1918 Jefferson PIX
2455--Thos e Hay, s13 IL n 25th
2501-H l. Jackson. 304 Orleans
420--Yosel Tzerulink. TOT N 2sth
1ef4---C f Hughes. SIS n cath
1014-Lc Il Hughes SIS n a4th
1l7s-Lee A Brooks, 1915 E Broad
514-Roy w Allen, 23l7 E venable
2374-J Bowers, 2915 f Broad
49, Omitted)
l329-Chas II Marks. 34os Marshall
294b-Leroy williams, 912 Nicholson
S3oo--Geo N Parker, 400 N 9th
10-Edmond p Tucker, 2ii5 Pleas
2725-Wm T Colley, 81 n oath
27S3-( Omitted)
275e-Aubrey ] Jones, GOT n gath
2993-Abe Owens. 2120 E Main
1045-Jeb Huchman. AIS n 25th
lC3l--J w Hartman, SOL n gath
17o5-Bernard Hill. 1924 Jefferson
Avenue
3149-Nicholas F Floratos. 1926 East
Main
123l-Harry Mason, n 3lst
l6s5-W l. Barnett, l Government Rd
12s2-Robt NJ Hill. 1105 Virginia
3o9o-Mark II Finke. 2l3 goth
1323-James kurcos. l724 f Main
ls47-W b Kilgour. TOT Louisiana
| 1s7--Ernest Mathews, 1926 f Main
| 140-A l. Stevens, 1907 N goth
25s9-Allen Johnson, 3003 Lester
| 4s7-Henry p Bowers. 2513 Q
i53s-Uley Roane. SIS N 18th
| i922-Ervin w Niblett, sos N 33d
2s52-R ! Leary, Jr. 1905 Wmsbk
Ave
1723-Edw b Owens. 2514 yenable
2s0S-Fred N Tucker, 1903 N 36th
177s-Earl Lewis. 142l N 29th
1236--Cazle Anderson, 3sl2 Fifth
2247-Moses Farmer, n 31st
20ll-Emory J Newcomb 500 n Esd
| 432-John Bullock. 1914 " 26th
32S5-Grover c Dover, Ala N 26th
271s-Owen W Hobson. 720 N 2Sth
| 3053-Arthur Pennington, 1872 N goth
2962-Win White, 116 N 10th
1s-Paul G Tanner. 220s f Broad
! 652-Gentry Cohbs, 908 Center
| 927-John c Booker. 2s17 NJ
2sss-L NJ Spencer, 2303 venable
14s4-Howard Brockwell. 613
Denny
739--wm f Tyler, 904 State
[
coll II Breeden Jr. % N 21st
3023-Geo D Wood. 4015 Fulton
i322-Max Kuzmenchuck, 1875 N 18th
2441--Squire NJ Taylor, 1915 N 2lst
| 274s-Mack Dickerson. $50 Ia N 4th
2s2s-William Cowons. 41o f Leigh
ls3s-B Jordan. 1900 N goth
! 223-Clarence II Jackson. 403 Poe
2oss-Jas e Settles, sl4 N 7th
l44l-Wesley T Tillery, 7os 10 e
ll7-Edward Goodman. Sad
23so-william Paterson. 21s E Clay
2s75--Earle c Bryant. eo2 N goth
Sso--Bruce e Morton. Lady Mile
22ss-Claude F Lewis. l72l n 21st
2sso-M Mel Jones. 53s " End
| 75-Percy Y Cooke, 702 Stuart
/ Road
! 31ss-Luther r Robinson. s22 N 9Th
1876 c Bynum, TIA n 9th
! 722--James Fl Pool. 1911 N goth
14bs--Richard A Adams, SIG N sth
! 293s-Jack Ingram. 10 n 9Th
| 721--R c Prout. 200 Brookland
I Blvd
3os4-G w Banks. 1915 Littlepage
Il41s-Dock McNair. 735 n 9Th
! 2390--Robt H Dunn. 1900 n goth
7ss-John Goode. sos N sth
154s-Wm J Scott. 1907 Short q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-21
Bible Institute Tent.

who Changed the Sabbath" will
be the theme discussed at the Bible
institute tent. Thirty-third and Leigh
streets on Sunday night by Evange-
list w. c. MoTett. The public ia
cordially invited to be present. Other
services of interest throughout the
week
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-21

Seventh Street-Karl lie m n n .
secretary Of the all-south extension
Of Christian Endeavor. will preach at
seventh street church at II A. NJ
There will he no evening service.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-21
RfSfTtS.

Hanover Avenue~~Allen and Han
over aVenues--The minister, George
w kemper, will conduct the morn
ing service. At 1915 p. NJ. union SER
vices viii he held in Westminster
Presbyterian, with sermon by Karl
Lehman. all-South secretary of
Christian Endeavor Bible school at
$50 a NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-21

ST Johns German Evangelical
Eiehth and Marshall streets--The
pastor Rev o. Guthe will preach In
English at II A. NJ. Subject The
Primary Elements of Christs IRE
ligion," A lecture on Jerusalem :"
illustrated by colored slides will be
given in the Sunday school at $50
a. NJ There will be no evening SER
vices
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-21

Fulton-F Fifth and Nicholson Sts,-
In absence OF the pastor Rev. Hugh
Fitzpatrick Mr.. Walsh, OF the semi
nary. win preach at the s P. NJ. ser
vice. The Christian Endeavor society
will not meet at p. NJ. but all mem
bers are requested to attend the c. F.
rally held at the Y, VIC. a. audi
torium AT +. NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-21
PRESBYTERIAN.

Westminster--Rev. J, Y. Fair. pas
tor--Services l. A. NJ. Union service
Sis =. NJ. KaN Lehman. Southern
secretary OF the Christian Fndeavor
society. will speak.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-21

Colonial Stop 1g. West
hampton car line Bible school at 1
7. Nj. followed by church service.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-21

Third-Services will be held sun
dsv morning at IL o'clock Rev
William Christie. who has been do
ing missionary work in China for the
last twenty-five years. will preach.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-21

First Presbyterian-The castor DR.
r T. McFaden. will preach at II a
VI, and at STA p. NJ Sunday school
at . 80. Bible classes for men and
women AT 10 A NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-21

The Mems Life Problem club will
meet SUNDAY afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
in the big lobby of the Young Mems
Christian association, Grace and Sew
enth streets. The subject for the af-
ternoon will be Playing in the Sec
ond Team" and Robert w. Miles, Jr.
assistant director OF the city play
grounds and an active member of
the association. will lead tho discus
sion on this most important theme.
one OF practical interest to every man.
O. Wingo Russell will lead the song
service. and f. w, Conway. the now
physical director. Will receive second
welcome back to Richmond at the
close of the meeting
The Boys Hy-Shy-Ny club will meet
In the boys lobby at 2.3o Mr. Miles
has also consented to talk 10 the boys.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-21

Il Randolph Street The regular ser
4cae will be held on sunday preach
~ morning and night by this pastor,
Nv. w. E. Robertson. sunday school
Y $50 A. NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-21

Highland Park-Rev r. w White.
pastor. Subject, II A. NJ, Spiritual
Incorporation" Owing to the union
services there will be no evening ser
Vice at this church. Union services
at the Presbyt erian church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-21

II Venable Street-The pastor VIII
Npeak at the morning service upon
AWafkinr worthy" and at night
upon The Hazardous Young Man"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-21

6fnter farK-Tev- Ur- ". II. l.
NTH will preach in the Ginter Park
baptist church sunday morning nj IL
Seelock. No services at night
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-21
UNITARIAN

Service AT II A. NJ. by the Rev.
Frank Pratt on Faith In Man" No
night service.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-21

4 Boulevard Pastor. Rev Francis
Leo Wbert, Morning subject, Friend
Ghip.E evening, The Family Altar"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-21
APOSTOLIC.

Acknowledgements services will he
conducted In the Apostolic church,
Denny and Fulton streets. Sunday
night at o'clock by the pastor. Rev.
p. G. Pease. His subject will be
The Immediate and Final Results OF
Christ's Intervention In the Worlds
Affairs"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-21

Leigh -Street--Pastor i. j. Wicker
t411 preach at II a. M-"Thc World
&paide Down. SIS =. Nj What
E9m Miss" Baptism at evening ser
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-21

Cecil. n, d. viii preach tomorrow at
II A. NJ. There will be no evening
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-21

West End-The Rev G W NJ.
Taylor has returned from his vaea-
tion and will preach at II A. NJ. and
) =, NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-21
HOLINESS MISSIONS.

West End-On Sunday an all day
meeting OF holiness and divine heal
ing will be held in the West End
mission. sos West Cary street. Ser
vices will be as follows: 10 A. NJ.
Sunday school lesson taught; I'll A. NJ.
Bible reading. testimony and sermon !;
subject, "Holiness'--Heb 2:3: But
how shall we escape II we neglect so
great salvation7" $3.50 r. NJ. divine
healing; 4 r. NJ, sanctification. The
Blood of Jesus Christ. His Son. cleans
eth us from all SIM" r. NJ. young
ladv will speak.
East End, 1000 Twenty fifth street
Sunday, $50 r. NJ. holiness meet
ing; lady evangelist from Danville,
Va. will preach: 4 r NJ, holiness
unto the Lord. Services Wednesday
and Friday, 4 p NJ
Holiness Revival Mt Tent
ON Sunday three services will he
held under the large canvas tent. Hull
and Fifth South Richmond. il A. NJ.
preaching: $3.50 r. NJ, holiness meet
ing; r. NJ, old time revival meeting.
Meeting every night during week.
p. NJ. Mrs. Anna Norton will sing
that beautiful song. "If it had not
been for Jesus ! would not be here"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-21
BAPTIST.

N Efrst--Services AT II a. NJ and SIS
3 ~. Preaching by the pastor, Rev
10. w. Mcdaniel. y. II.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-21

Barton Heights-Services Mt II A.
~ and s:i5 p. NJ conducted by the
pastor. Eev. A g. Rudd. Topics;
The Tw6-FoId Mission Of the Mas
Sof." and Christ. the Resurrection
md the Life" The evening sermon
I'LL be the last Of series on the
neven Il ans" Of Christ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-21

Mr.. and Mrs Richard GwathDeN
1870 returned from stay At ol'
mint Comfort,
Ihe Roanoke World News pub
G1kes the following social item,
NJ Mrs Sall.e Nelson Robins, Of Rich
oAd. well known as tho author o
|euf5les" who made mann friends
Roanoke during Der brief visit II
Hor SON. Mr. Nelson Robins, whC
ormerly resided in this city. Is thf
1egt of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chris
Nm Gordon daughter and son-in-
TOMORROW IN
BAPTIST.
3& Z1rEt--Seryices AT Il \. NJ and ) I
"a. Preaching by the pastor. Rev
10. w. Mcdaniel. y. u.
Leigh -Street-Pastor i. ]. Wicker
111 preach at i \. M-"Thc World
poide Down. SIS - Ny What
- Miss" Baptism at evening ser
Randolph Street.-The regular ser
~ morning and night by this pastor.
~. w. z. Robertson. sunday school
$50 A. NJ.
ainter rarK=Eev- Ur- W II Z
ninth will preach in the Ginter Park
<Aptfsf church sunday morning nj / /
tcIock. No services at night,
venable Street.-The pastor VIII
AT M
Wafking Worthily." and at night
upon The Hazardous Young Man.
Boulevard Pastor. Rev. Francis
Lee Nbert, Morning subject, Friend
$Mhip"S evening, The Family Altar"
Pine Street Services will he corr
1ucted at II A. N. by the pastor, Rev.
&8I. b. Hutson, y. n, and at Sis = ".
6y the b. y. r L. subject at II A
~. "Deaconship"
Second-Worship II A. " Preach
Ting by Rev. William Owen. n. n .
Df the Memorial BnptSst church. Phil
EMdelphia- Subject, The Note Of Ger
kAinty."
Barton Heights-Services Mt II A
EM- and s:i5 =. N. conducted by tn .
Ep<stur. Eev. 4 g. Rudd Topics;
The Two-FoId Mission Of the Mas
Mr." and Christ the Resurrection
md the Life" The evening sermon
I'll be the last Of series on the
Eeven Il ans Of Christ
-
METHODIST
Ginter Park-Temporary quarters
hAmherfayne public school building
SUNDAY school $50 A NJ DIR. ID.
Anderson Will preach al ii A NJ
Agbury. Rev, ! O. Eabcock pastor
Preachlng AT IL 4 NJ and < y NJ
forning subject living EpistIcs.'.
yening. abundant Pardon sun
nu pipe organ.
rentenary-pr smoot Will nreach
the morning al II and evening Al
n Subject of the even}nr enrr,or
9,oinr the Right Thing In 'he 49,
lav..
A
Branch Memorial corner THIRTY.
oliver Gordon ,s s i.@T5o,, sne HeE
ssThe Mission OF tho Inv Cbnd "
Ftp M. "rhree crAaf C,,as,il,,' >,
Harna A -S,reet -Serrteeo # \,
SrA = rbena,,I, ''eN
-
nrna A stree. Me,boa,s, e,,au
1911 WIFI inauprrata s.,o.t,4 -
- for each sunaa, n1Gr,.ir,., h..
the summer months n Laen ~ -.
~ attendance and interest," in ~.
H. johnson. director Of tho ,,,,,sio
special musical proRran, ~,
day. Each member is rao,,astel
~ present with n new n,ntl
AAgers and visitors are cordJaIi,
S1ked to make the Sunday schon
church their hor.1e while in III,
#
l9nny Street r Nelson Hardness
o0--A Call-~The Response. s.1l
~. The Supreme Need Of tn,
s4uvorth league at p. NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-21
TOMORROW In THE CHURCHES

From God Eliminated" Sunday
school at 9:30 "A. NJ Epworth
league At 100 =. NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-21
EPISCOPAL.

st, Morning prayer at II
o'clock. Evening prayer at S15
o'clock. The rector, Rev w. Russell
Bowie, D, u, will preach at both
services
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-21

81 Second-~Worship II A. VI Preach
ing by Rev William owen. n. n .
Df the Memorial FnpNst church. Phil
Adelphia. Subject The Note Of Ger
Mainly
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-21

having been one OF them recently.
and fun OF sympathy with the boy
In his play, in his study and in his
higher life. There will be illustrated
songs at both services