The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25
Southside

Tonight at s:I5 o'clock there will be
presented in the Woodland Heights
Methodist church a pageant entitled
The Bible and the Nations" Pre-
partitions have been under way for
some time n the plans are now cora
The effect Of the bible upon thir-
teen countries together with the
needs for the future will be seen.
TIE participants viii all be young
ladies. and each n will be dressed
in the costume OF the particulac
country she represents. They will
march separately to their places with
musical accompaniment Each one IN
turn Will be- introduced to the audi
fence by Christian America. Other
features call for a tableau, reeitatiors
and singing.
The list of participants with the
countries assigned are as follows:
Christian America-M Mar
eue-ite Stiles India, Miss Vera
DaughertE Japan. Miss Maud Penn
berton; Turkey, Miss Mae ouery:
Fornaosa, Miss carlotta Dixon: China.
Miss Marion snaothie; Burma Miss
Evelyn Price, Siam. Miss Mary Mann,
Brazil Miss Ceciile Britton; Cuba.
Mss Louise Williams; Korea, Miss
j Haien Adkins South Sea Islands, Miss
Smith; Mexico. Miss Lena Smethie.
The Fellowship League, which re-
Gently conducted a canvass for the
purpose Of raising funds ~ assist the
poor and needy. during the winter
months, raised for that purpose s225.
At a recent meeting. c. A. Dixon was
4 elected a member of the poor com
niittee to succeed c.. r" Jewett, who
left last week to enter Washington
and Lee University. The present
committee, consists Of c. ". Gallo
way. chairman: ]. c, Duval, H. A.
MAURICE, Jr., c. A. Dixon and Fl. F.
Richardson,
From a report made recently otthe
finance committee of the f~Souths!de
Patriotic Memorial association the
total sum raised will probably reach
the $40, 900 mark. Another rneettns
will be held Tuesday night, at which
time a committee will be named 10
visit manufacturers All the compile
ton OF the fund. the association will
decide where to build the monument
| in honor of the men, who fought in
the war against Germany.
/ This week Is being observed as one
tof special prayer by the Wonnan's
Missionary societies of Clopton-Stree'
and Ba:nbridre-Strcet Baptist church
es. Today ar $50 the services Will be
conducted by Mrs. ]. O.. Hall, and AT
$ p. NJ. by Henry Moore. Tomorrow
at r. NJ by Mrs. G. l. Travis, and
Saturday at s p. NJ. by Miss Z. c,
Busk. Every one is cordially invited
To attend these services.
In Justice Mauriee's court yesterday
]. A. Baughan. a former policeman
who was charged with being d!sor-
derby at Forest Hill Park. was re-
CURED TO give $3.50 for security. foI
twelve months. Baughan vas fined
s2s on a similar charge Monday. He
noted an appeal in the first case
Judge Ernest H. Wells. In the hust-
ings court. Part III, is hearing the
case OF Naichard H. Curtis, who i
suetng Linwood S. Jones for $l2,eoo
The plaintiff is being represented h.
James w Gordon. while c. V. Mere
d!th and E. NJ. Long were represent
ing the defendant.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fl. z. White anu
daughter, Miss Marv Frances White
who have been visiting relatives =
THE Blue Ridge mountains. have re.
turned to their home on the Peters
burg turnpike.
Rev. w. A.. Hall. pastor OF Porter
Street Presbyterian church. Is attend
ing the fall cession Of the East Han
over presbytery, which is now beins
held at Bon Air. Mr.. Hall will re-
turn to his Porter-Street home thi:
evening.