Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15

for the ensuing year was made and
about $500 was pledged for all pur-
bers. The pastors salary was raised
parsonage for 1919 as against $1,000
The York River Shipbuilding Cor
p I"n,.,, gave one Of lis series OF en-
,ertainments In the Masonic Hall Audi
the best OF them all. There will be
u Christmas party given at the same
place December %, given by the cor
poration.
~, Key. Lloyd NJ. Courtney. OF the Union
., eoiosical Seminary; Richmond. spent
phached morning and evening 't to i'm"
Congregations in the Methodist Church
ON SUNDAY; making many friends:
the Rev. IL. f. Baiderson. OF the Metho-
d dist CHURCH. who has just returned
church He is iii with Influenza.
:, Mrs; Ada Marston., who has been
Leigh. OF riainview. King and queen,
has returned to her home here.
:, The Hudson Memorial Society of the
Methodist Church elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: Mrs. III.
l. H.. haideIson preSident: Mrs. b. NJ.
presidents; Mrs. Richmond Bland.
urer: Mrs. b Il. Daeby correapondencc
s. Of the s~ Woms sn'sr'3 GfSb ' os
MEednIesday afternoon 1T her home at
Mrs. w. $, Eastwood entertained her
| friends on Tuesday afternoon in her
Or; i. ID. Bagby was called about
Len len n days ago TO- Woodvile in Kappa
bhnj s ,..;ra C31innly' by telegram. from
OF her mother, Mrs. Silas Johnson.
who died in her home on December 10
by her husband and the following, chill
dren: Mrs. u. II. Iiagby. Of West Point.
Va: Albert Johnson. of New York: Mrs.
Marie Johnson. of Woodville. Va. The
inn nnert TOOK place from her home on
News has hcen received that Joseph
Scott. of Portsmouth. formerly of Wes,
FONT Is still in a hospital over there
44m,inE 10 having been Sassed early in
Ns Sergeant Fred Buck. from Camp
s Msnhe, ,i Spent saturday here with his
member OF the high school faculty. He
MAS en- route to bis home in Abingdon.
Lieutenant Richard Corr. of Camp
lee. has reached home disappointa5
, ,ha1 ne 6u meyer y go. in the great mara
country he could not be spared TO 20
z; G.; vcazey left recently for an
and Roxbury. y. c. ia III
MISS Anna Gallon. of Peruvian. Md
Nm mno mas mas been visiting relatives here,
Major O. l. Cole and Mrs. Cole viii
Lc.urn TO West Point TO hake their
nome nome by the first of the year. Major
Cole, young attorney OF III. TOM
answered the first cali 10 the coiors
ana after training at Fort Never hc
mas Deen training others at CampiL.ee.
E,, insS; ". A Willeroy and daughter,
lEss In Richmond have returned home.
Mrs. Tom Henley. Of Goldsboro. y .
Spent last week with her sister Iucv
co CONF DndieE S on saturday she ac-
Saunders to her home in Sn,uJo MI T.
diesex. whore she will spand :n ,,n
i In and will also visit her brother,
Miss / Lucy is0S KSbsr.s mas accent., :
i pT;s!ii9h In Washington and is much
missed n, In her church here. where she
CharI Tai1ed member Of the choir.
mere last week by the dcatb az L;
hTother. Merle Amos. has returned to
b. M. Nance visited his parents ~,
two. toi ga! or
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. stccd OF Norfoll,
sP% Wsv satnrday here with friends
tary of r Womsn ruiI Rohinson: secre
the RapDahannock District az ,bn VII
GINA Methodist Conference. spent n
nisht mere with her cousin. Mrs. w. ID
Lacy. en-, route to conference in Char.
lotteSVille. " ''i
There is every nrosnec. that nv ,ho
n.St OF the year that there will be- an
nn.ner newspaper published in Yves;
Mrs. ]. Lloyd Tabh. Of Richmond is
visiting friends in town. -
,im Mrs. in II yo J: Lewis is snendins some
relatives and friends.