The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-17
Southside
Death Of MIRA n. NJ. Adkins

Mrs NJ. M AdktnA wife OF A A. 40
kins. died yesterday morning at s;ls
O'Clock at her home, sol West Thirty-
srst street. Funeral services will be
held. at a:se o'clock this afternoon
from, woodland Heights Al. H. church.
Mrs Adkins WAS the daughter OF
Rev. A. c. Bergman and Helen n.
Barrvnan. both parents surviving
Besides her husband. she - snrvfved
nv one daughter, Helen: four sons, Al
fred. Berryman, Bryce and TaskAr.
and one brother. John M BerryHs0-
Of Barton Heights.
The doctors of south Richmond feel
the great peed OF hospital on tnat
side of the river and have peeh IN
vestiratipg the matter in order 10
ascertain whether II win be pracu-
cable to nrctect such q plan While
no definite action has been taken, .
Ia the intention Of the local dodof4
to consder thu construction Of new
and up-to-dxte hospital. nooern
throughout Possibly in Ire cary
fall, those interested In the plan will
take the matter up
The nineteenth anniversary q Sc
h.ct Council, No. IS. Sons and Daugh-
ters OF Liberty, was celebrated Friday
rvrninx In IN hail, It Eleventh and
Yull streetA Instructive tabs on the
shfStory and success OF thA orEanaza-
ton were made by Rev. r l. Patram.
and C. r. Raines. An interesting
feature OF the evening was the excel
lent musicale program rendered BY
Mis- Lena woods. Miss Louise Jones.
". 7. Morriaette, and the CowArdfn
Avenue Christian church choir. The
meeting was largely attended ana de-
ltc4ous refreshments were served
Tha Patriotic Monument team. Of
the eighth precinct. OF which J. C
Blake IL captain, viii meet Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock at the courthonse,
Tensh and Hull streets. to make plans
for the campaign. which commences
wednesday. All ASSISTANT are urged
to meet promptly at s O'Clock.
Dorsey Simpson, Jr.. Sherwood
Butler, and Harry Schultz. OF Wood-
land Heights left yesterday to spend
their vacation in Gloucester county.
where they expect to enjoy hunting
and fishing.
The Epworth league Of woodland
Heights will conduct the services this
evening At the Woodland Heights
Methodist church n 7:9o o'cl0ck,
with MiN Vera Dauxner1 - 1eanA
ArrA n Fannie Belcher. sss sfghty-
four, died At her home In Chesterfield
county Friday. The funeral this At
ternoon win be from the home q
3 p. NJ
Sunday In The Churches.
Ashury Methodist-The Rev. A. C.
bergman will preach at the II O'Clock
service and the Rev. MI. Holder viii
preach at p. NJ Sunday school at
$50 A NJ. Epwcrth league IT I r. M.
West End MISUNDERSTANDING
In the morning BY the Rev. DE-. r.
r. r Pettigrew. Sunday school at
$3.50 A. NJ: Epworth league meets
at tbs p. M. Special music At an
services, led by ]. 8. Rcnner and his
trained choir.
woodland Heights Methodist -
Preaching at IL A. NJ. and Sis p. NJ.
by the pastor, Rev. r. B. Proctor.
league It 1880 p. M.
A number Of citizens met Friday
nigft In weAtherford Methodist
church to discuss plans for better
streets. ]. e. Blake wAs elected
] temporary chairman ana Titus Loser
secretary An address was made ~
THOMAS B. Morton. member Of the
city council. which proved Quita satfs-
factory to those present s
a number OF other citisen6 spoke,
after which the following committee
was appointed 70 AkTAnge Z date With
ChAfted b. B6ali&, director of pub
Iic workn, q which time the matter
oe asreet Improvement will ~ taken
+ ups Dr. II. G. Hooksr. y. r. Owens,
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