The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-06

/ OF government, WHICH hOGA iUAD tUELL
September, no primary viii be held
Ia this city tomorrow. The local
Ia Dor union failed TO put men up as
candidates, causing primary TO be
unnecessary.
The evangelistic campaign. which
has been In progress in the six
Met hodis; churches her, came to
close yesterday. The uumbe Of new
members. who were taken into the
churches for Sunday only. were $40.
They were as follows. Washington
street. 50; Memorial, SO; Market
Street. 81, High street Sc, Wesley.
Z; Highland. So
Petersburg Va. April william
Fitztiera1d. Of Lynchburg, Va. and
Miss Mary StarneH Traylor were mar
RED on Saturday evening in the home
~ the bride peice Mrs. John stone,
on Was; Washington street Rev w
@ Gordon. pastor Of Memorial Nj Z.
church. performed the ceremony.
Mrs Martha T. Enniss died yester-
day afternoon at the home OF her son
En law. r. q, Bags on Halifax street.
TIE deceased ts survived by her nus.
band Albert w Enniss. one son. Hugh
t-fti 81. Atil one HbtEs hV%+ ~. -.
Bass Her funeral will take place en-
Tuesday afternoon at 30 from Wes-
ley NJ r. church
The funeral Of the late Henry Wells
VA held Yesterday afternoon from the
grave lu Hlaudford cemetery Rev W
oliver Gordon. pastor Of Memorial N
= church. OBLIGATED
BISHOP John NJ Moore, Of South
America. aud J. NJ Way. Of the lay
mems l1isHiopary movement VIII al
dress all mem bers Of the official boards
and pastors Of the Methodist churches
II Petersburg at the Y. NJ, G. A. on
tie evening Of Thursday. April IS
ne" " III come 10 ms city ith the
P4rnose Of giving informa ton as to
tho distribution of the great centenary
fund. which WAS recently subscribed
by the southern Methodists.
GeV, ". oliver Gordon, pastor 81
Memorial Methodist church. announce, Il
yesterday that the church build,aE
would be remodeIed and enlarged IN
the near future. The membership Of
the church has steadily been increasinr
Ftl.n Air Gordon became pastor. and
HiT move HAS been thought necessary
,oG some time.
Carl Glenn Huater. Jr-. aged one year
and ipEt months. died early this morn
4f4- tre 9o'as - his parents. M. and
Mir. o. 9. Inte1. On 6grne street. The
rama b. viii be conveyed 70 Rocky
Aouna y G., tomorrow for burial.
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The campaign for the Palestine res
torauon fund will begin here on April
e, when the opening meeting will be
- 4,4
NJ The quota for the state IL
i6e Gao. and Petershurgs quota is
ST. COS
Harry Soliod has been made chair
man of the campaign In this city The
meeting on the evening Of April will
be addressed ny Rev. l. Weiutraub. Of
Ne" York. and by Rabbi n. Krieger
Of N0rfoIk
Superintendent Elltason, OF the pu-
pont Chemical company. Of Hopewen
has announced that within twelve
months 1000 men would be employed
BY thH various industries, on which
work mas already begun Two build
tngs of the old nunont plant will he
occupied by the Hopewell China com
pauy. which viii manufacture pottery
Edward Nj. Barksdale, OF Petersburg
is 81 receipt OF an engraved certificate
from Major~General Summerall. com
handing officer Of the FIRST Division
citing private Edward NJ Barksdale
@r. of Company l., Twenty eighth in
fantrH American e&pedltionarv forces
for special Rallantry in action ard
especially meritorious services" Pri-
waite Bark sdale was killed while ad-
Nancing in action in the Meuse-Ar-
gonnc offensive, October /, 1918.
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TRIAL OF MRS CUMMING
BEGINS AT HAMPTON TODAY