The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-02
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4 deed vas a,ea II the aust-=gs
-oirt yes.arday morning BY the
teee az Meade Nen.orAi enucn 70
taA propArty reoanr.y pu1cs
Porter street.. which Is expected 70 %
law church site This properly al
4olns the parsonage bought ssvsca.
months ago and fronts ssxty-s.T teee
ou the southern side OF Porter slresI
Setwsee Thirteenth arc soG- teen = =
s1reess. While work will rot oag-n
srv rirnA soor. & Is expected that c-e
- TIA hau6soraest church buildings
n - Gouthxsde r-li be erected here
The properly wac purchased accord
Ny Is the deed BY " W E-tent,
willie G. Pu,llar., and Clarence l
yau, ,-sestHss, s-ora 2Echaei :.
Eu-ke ard T4te. .o- the sQr e S.
ace
-vo Important cases sat -o- -tal
rext week - musings eou-t. i-t Il
Is the SCI. h-eagst by ". G-aT-as.
ags!.s. Waiter 4 Wines director
xereya, OF railroads w1o !. sss!--s
-ysv S3s 900 damages to-- alleged
syarce-ous 5ra-Arsnts credited GO
e & 0 clair. aea.t raga-t-rg ship
..er- 6. agg. i which G-av4-. was
interested n ~ least 100 witnesses
have beer su- o-sd - -ss casa
vh.ch Is aockets6 so- January s,s
rse o-he. SUI. IS that brought 81
Ee.-y Cohen Tr.. s&rat-st .sA tucker
san..c-.ur, .or tbs sur. q 10000.
cohs- claims re have been badly
burned whsis : pat&a-t - he Hospital
AY the use Q. - hot .~s1ss bottle ae'
-sin!sse-d s1re h. ~ asta1se 81 -ne
institution.
yokr - Lester. about - years old
prominent ara raI.s:nou-, citizen
81 Chesterfield couasy. tE.e wetoes-
day morning L his ho-as Ee was 4
Confederate vece-sa. ard served -
yor.gs ha-tArv having bea- wound
81 - battle. Ea was 4 member oe
he Masonic lodge. Ne. III G. Md
lothian. a-c also : rae-ahe-- % the
Royal A-ca1ra lodge. Ee had eee-
!. :n-healrh Tor TIA p.sc cwo ya,-A
Besides his widow. Mrs. sal,.s hat
= = Lest- o: so-rs Richmond.
Ws.l.ar Lee LESTER. c. Midlothian.
va. Mrs = " c.eatha-, Of !cses-
eA-ea.e cou-v, z-d Mrs. Pearl T-or--
eoy. os South Richmond. re also
.aavss tou-cae- sra-6ca.ld-a-. Ee Is
survived BY oIe sister Mrs s-s--.e z
rheatAAz., Q. South Richmond Fur
sra! sArv.ces vii! ess cocducta6 :.
roEnasiwE Earr.s. ahu-c. at y
o'clock s.!s .r,e.--....r TIE burial ger
y.ces l. Mau-y ce-,eterv AZ ?. "
VII Be conducted by ~ Nasc.s
Esss Eve.y-. Joses, 4a=-..a- az W
ana Mrs. Carter C Verse. e-ca-,air146
several 81 AAr friends I. he- sonae.
IBIS Decatur street - birthday
party Monday evening.
Those p<esAc. were Misses Eliza
beth Pool. Margaret Eldrsaee, Eecra
AxAbrcok. Nora Hires. Eazs. g-ensA-,
Margaret Jonas Louise p!or- Ee,e.
ssastr, GLADYS No.-.sets, TIA goyd
8a4tA saddle-. Isabel Slaughter. Irs.A
9Ackv4th. AessrA Wtn.a1- La--.r
Nayracad Eeckw!th Barnard celss
E-irbes. Edgar Hoffman. Carter Jones
A1d Rnya. JoGes. The csaperores
were Mr.. and MRS wt,l.s-. Beck
With Mrs. Russell way..acG ana Mr..
asA Mrs. cartAr c. zones
Miss Allie Sharp. OF Woodland
4etxAts u gsst.rg hAx ssssaz Asss !.
n Master, u Cotu-nh sa s wsc
~!!l accompany hA- hone,
ZSS Mas Margaret Gray ssterEalH&G 8
aunher Of young friends I. ha- home,
/ Stop Petersburg car Lire. Monday
eveata9 Among chose present were:
Misses Esrtha Car. Wililaras craw-
Lay. Louise Wilson. Elsie vaugAa..
SA4iA Dowdy. Gladys Dewey Pauline
Make. Messre. Norman Bowen. Jr.
Ltnwppd R:ckrnan. Ellis Pugh. Frank
Y1GA. Merritt. Earle Maitland, Eddie
AattlanA, Thomas Rogers, Wesley
Noge1s. Edward Lindsey. Alfred Gary.
Ilits Gary. John = Wood aad Mr. aae
ME- J. J. Gary
altaE G. Srellings, 81 Porter street
who hAa been confined 10 his he'd for
SIX months On account ct 4. injured
3coe, has now recovered sutactertIy 70
-A1lk VIII crrsehes
u Mr- And M-s,. Frederick schau!
Aave landed n New yerk teosse. their
Nome !. caagen,. Colombia. south
America, and will. arrive n south
I A!chmo.d shortly e visit the ra-aru
81 the latter, Mr.. and Mrs. %. 3.
BRADLEY At 1891 Eaisb-!dxe street
NJ. .ScAa!ll, IS 4 mining engineer
A0S9HE. ec-.A - EHw yNrl 81 A..ss