Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-17
|BTE spent WHOLE WEEK
Ess|NG FINAL WAR WORK
18th Lifting OF Ban on Public Meet
ings, Organizations Re-
sssysSs sumo Work.
~. T. NJ. BULLA DIES IN FRANCE,
MAS for Seven Years Pastor OF En-
,ssp9ria Presbyterian Church. En-
listing as Chaplain Of Fourth Vir-
Regiment.

ESPECIAL to The Times Dispatcf.l
s:ssEgMPOR1A. VA. November lG.-Tho
csmpaign for the united war wori; mas
zen well organized under the chair
NIanship OF n. J. Squire. who attended
sfhs, GO inference heid at the JEFFERSON
Saotei. Richmond. Thursday. There
ssSnnday afternoon. Mr.. Squire presd-
lag. Addresses yer. made nv prcteS-
ssser1,hiar tin Superintendent of schools
M Sss petersburg; and Sergeant LypIe Of
sa4Gata of $500 for the county has been
SsA1asd The woman,s committees, CO.."
sl tsSsg; Mrs s. r. IL, NJ Pzrker Mrs. T. J.
fggyson. Mrs. S. Y. southali. Mrs. b. n.
1.-THE Red Cross begins a drive this
week. hoping to finish up an allotment
soI 5000 pads The room will be opened
been mended and sent 10 Camp Lee and
s.sSHs ,tinen shower collected by Mrs. w.
ssslsssssaIGoodwyn. has been shipped to head
4-AparterS at Washington.
sssttssSSThe w. S. S. campaign for this
,ssssunty is under the direction of P.
Tu upd the eashieT Of the
SAssfated by the Woman's Liberty loan
tssSmmittee and there is no doubt that
fAfssd Miss Lila Diener who led in
3::SheIfourth Liberty loan drive is also
iss sssd in W. S. S. subscriptions
Reaee. the hearts of the people Of
csnporia are saddened by the news of
El5EIs,,a death IN France of Rev 4. ~.
Church here. and greatly
sudoyed by people OF all classes and de-
snomi Ina ions. Mr. Bulla was wounded
tsUnSCctober 10th and died a few days
41aITsf. He nlisted as chaplain OF the
Fourth Virginia Regiment. commanded
ny 80 10 lionel r.. l., Goodwyn and later
ISlhh Battalion. y memorial scrvice
s WI, held in the PRESBYTERIAN Church
/, aa Isue ossy- evening condue'sd by Key:
Ehtrch, Petersburg. Among the visit
ING ministers was Rev. Russell Cecil,
snon of North. Emporia. died suddenly
I'M saturday of last week. 'rne re.r.lus
Inent on Sunday. accompanied by Rev.
LA r. Staples. pastor OF the Bautist
Church and f. Peyton Turner. John
Spayid Prince, OF Frankiin Mrs II s..
tMahood, Mrs. Prank StallinGs and Mrs.
@ z. 5dteation of the kaiser was ccle-
pEated mere on Monday, evening by ne
f ha OF church bells and hlowing
aervices will be held in the chIrchcs
lsS en-, sunday ma ~ speeiai musical pro,
time on last Sunday morning.
TINT: and Mrs w. T. Tiller attended
cNeTSlSeS OF tnelr son.
Flornoy Wednesday at the officers
rReserve School, on Hampton Roads. Mr..
inier Is now an ensign III the navy.
Now that the ban on public gather
.ings has been lifted. normal activities
have been resumed. An executive
hoard meeting OF the Mothers Club
and PorcntTea cheers Association was
held, in the school building Wednesday
AFTERNOON, followed by tho regular
meetlng on Tuesday, at which time the
zfolIoWing new oiitGcgs were inHtul!.o.
sIhrS E. NJ. Parker. president; Mrs Y.
sAl..sFlythe. first ce-preident: airs.
gFhnnte Raw!s, second vice president;
MIS-: r. S. Jones, secretary and Mrs.
It. Tiller. treasurer.
sssThe Grcenillc County Chapter, Amer
sican Red Cross. met ia tn" scno"' andi-
totfum Friday afternoon, q. L. Vincent
d Club was also held on Thursday, Mrs.
II! L. Taylor presiding. Mrs. Gertrude
Lewis talked on !rrG value.
NJ. Powell. mayor of En-
.poria and formerly Copmonwealth's
Attorney is i'll at the Lohnston-Willis
Hospital.
sgr.AmonE the recent visitors to Rich
.nnond are Rev. II. =. Myers, G.. l.. Vim
cent. Russell Jordon. i. y. Lewis. i. I
w, Wyche, Jr., NJ. J. Squire. L. r. |
Barham, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. W. Turner !
Mrs, S. V. SCuthai1. Mrs. l.. II. Howe, |
Miss Mary Turner. Miss Kate Price and
Mrs, Bertha LifSey.
,.-stMf, and Mrs. r. p. Eubank and lit |
ilett daughter have- rcturped to Rich |
mend after i visit "a cciatives here
spent few days recently with friends !