Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23

ent. has charge OF this parish. and
II. ]. Lewis were the speakers OF the
evening.
On Monday evening Mrs. w. c. James.
OF Richmond. president Of tho woman's
missionary Union, auxiliary to the
Southern Baptist Convention. spoke to
the women Of the town in the First
BAPTIST Church under the auspices OF
the missionary societies of that church.
MIS- James has just returned from Hot
springs, Arkansas. where she presided
over the convention and from the Dap-
ttst Training School. Louisville, Ky.
where She had attended and assisted
In the dedication OF The House Beau
tiful, the new habitation Of the Train
ing School.
Rev. Ernest NJ. Stires, rector OF ST.
Thomas Episcopal Church OF New
YORK for many years. has gone TO
France to engage in Y, NJ. 9. a. work
and to take To the boys over there a
message from home. DR.. Stires is u
Nirginian and in early life lived In
Norfolk. but. the most interesting fea-
irrc to West Point people is that. he
served his first pastorate in West Point.
when he was rector OF st. Johns Church.
Mrs. X. c. Garden was called to Rich
mond by telegram on Tuesday TO meet
with her niece. Mrs. H. H. VILLA ms.
or Chase City. whose son. Robert, had
suffered fractured skull from an au-
tomobiie accident and had been brought
tion. Mrs. Garden went up Wednes-
day morning, returning the same after
noon The little boy is getting on as
we'll as could be expected.
George Field. who enlisted early In
the war as student OF Aviation at
one OF the Naval Bases. has returned
TO his home here honorably discha rgcd
because he was under age. He will
return to the work in the near future
Edwin Roberts, OF the auditors Office
OF the Atlantic Coast Line Railway
Wilmington. y. c., has been having his
parents visit
Ward Anderson and sister. Mis-.
Louise Anderson. of Newport News,
came up in their automobile and spent
sunday with their parents Woodland
ana Mrs. Anderson. On their return
they took Mrs. Thos. F.. JefTries for 4
two-weeks visit to her sister, Mrs,
Beverly Anderson.
MISS Marian Lewis has just returned
from short visit to relatives in Wash :
nGton, II. Q.
DR.. and Mrs. u. C. McClenny. OF Eliza
beth City. n c.. and daughter, Frances.
Mrs. S. C. Tinsley and son and Miss
Lillian DUNCAN. Of Philadelphia. are
guests in the Garden home this week
rev. II. i. BaldersoM. of the Metho-
t'st church, his family and delegates
rom the local Methodist Church are at
t>ndInE the conference of the Rama
hammock District meeting at White
stone. Va, this week. Several WISH
Tors came by way Of Richmond and
west Point from Norfolk to attend
Mrs. w. II. Broaddus, president or the
Monans Missionary Society of the
first Baptist Church and Mrs 7
Morris have been appointed dclorates
20 represent this society in the Noman.s
customary meeting auxiliary to the
Dover Association 10 meet July win
me baptist Church at Taylorsvilic. Va
MIS-. Morris and Mrs NJ. y. Chandler
gram. P'o
MIS-. X j. Palmer has recently Wis
Ned her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Ludweu
LAKE. in MiddlcseX. Her father. nearly
scventy-four years OF age. has been
suhering severely from an attack OF
whoopinE cough ~
l. w. McGcorge had A fall a d,v
Two ago and is confined to his he'd on
sccount OF Il. -"