Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-01
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY, DECEMBER L. 1913

and enjoyabie. lie delighted ali with
his description Of his homo land-"The
particularly happy in his rendition
OF Z selection from Merchant of Ven
Miss Elizabeth Hogg recently enter
tanned her young friends in honor of
her eleventh birthday in her home on
L Street very delishtfully.
II oeloek in the S mornins T in St. gohns
Rev. Nelson ?. Dame, missioner OF this
town united in TSank ss up's services ~ cos
In the Methodist Church. Rev. l.. w.
billings, pastor Of the First Baptist
the Methodist, had charge OF the SER
vices.
Bishop Robert A. Gibson. of Rich
will confirm class.
DR.. Walter Hargrave. Of West Point.
who, has during the war been surgeon
called suddenly this week to, report at
Newport News for overseas service.
morning and sailed for France that
| afternoon.
News has been received here of the
death, of Albert James Medlin. of the
| One Hundred and Fourth Ammunition
/ Train. overseas. He has not been heard
, from for. some time. and Mrs. Medlin
has received his mail unopened With
is in communication with the War De-
partment seeking further information.
Albert Mediin was formerly a member
OF the Richmond GrayS. While at
Camp Mcclellan he was married to Miss
Louise l.anerty, of West Point, Va.
Miss Austina Lipscomb; of Washing,
last week to attend the, funeral Of
George Lipscomb. her uncle, formerly
Of King William County, extended her
D ...,., a. -nl oct
Point She left for home Tuesday.
James Denmead, Jr., of Baltimore.
spent the week -end with his father.
James Denmead. ST.. and his sister,
Private Joseph L. Miles. of the Pa
munkey tribe of Indians. living for
merly on the Indian r., Kese aSg near
tribe to die-November o-of wounds
received in action in France. lie was
the son of Mrs. Gertrude Collins. and
and Twenty-eighth Infantry. and was
twenty-four years of age. He leaves
his mother. sister and four brothers.
| end with Mrs. liynson at Port Rich
Harry Fox. of the navy. spent cou-
this week.
ON Sunday afternoon there will be
tho presentation of a service flag at
the Brett Memorial Union Chapel, just
above West Point. This flag, bearing
twelve stars, will be presented from
the sunday school to the church by
Miss Annie Roper Brown, and will be
accepted on behalf of the church by
Rev L. w. Billings, of West Point.
There Will he many interesting fea
lures in connection with the occasi sion.
The Missionary Circle No. l met on
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. y. NJ.
Ateyah and held thanksgiving ser
vice
Mrs. Lillian Johnson will spend the
winter with her mother, Mrs. A. NJ. Ate
yah.
The hunters near I.estor Manor. who
had such a successful deer hunt last
week, arc arranging for another hunt
this week. and II is hoped venison will
grace tho tables in West Point again
this week.
Rev. Il. w. Billings was the principal
speaker in a special meeting of the IS.
V. Il. L. at Liberty Baptist Church on
Wednesday night in New Kent
Miss NJ. G. Trice received a telegram
Wednesday morning telling of the
death of her niece. Mrs. r. ii. Walton,
of Highland Park. Richmond Mrs
Walton was before her marriage Miss
lola Trice, and lived in her girlhood
in West Point. She was forty-five
years of age. She leaves to mourn