The Washington herald., 1920-10-07
RECTOR TO END
LONG SERVICE
Episcopal Church Of Alex
andria Will Hear Farewell
On Sunday.
THE HERALD BUREAU.
A. 3. Doniphsn,
T27 kim Street.

4 Ming slrtels
Alexandria, Va. Oct. 6.-Rev. p.
P. Phillips. ID. D.. rector of st. Paurs
Episcopal Church for the past
twenty-six years, will retire next
Sunday
He was called to the rectorship
in the spring of 1894 and under him
the church has enjoyed unusual
prosperity. He will turn over to
the parish a church unemcumbered
/ of debt and with s3l communicates.
All of the church societies are re-
ported to be in a fourishing con-
dition. DR.. Phillips has reached the
age of retirement established by the
last general convention OF the
church.
| On Sunday the memorial chimes
recently installed in the organ of
that church in memory of the de-
ceased members of the choir will
be formally dedicated.
On the organ is a silver plate
bearing the name of each member
Of the choir. The names inscribed
thereon and dates of their death
follow: George HatIey Norton.
August 29, 1896; Cecilia Randolph
Green, May IS. 1902; Richard West
Writ. June 2, 1902; Ruth Bryant
Brown. February 81, 1907: Blanche
Bodkin Berkeley, July 27. 1871;
Stephen Franklin Field. March 4,
II9l2: John Julian Chisholm Luckett,
December %. 1918; Helen Yetley
HeishIey. August 10, 1919.
Fall Kills Retired Farmer.
George ]. Haynes, a retired far
mer. 81 years old, either fell or
jumped from the window Of his
residence at Accotink. Fairfax
| County, last night. and was fatally
injured. He had been a sufferer from
nervous trouble.
Mr.. Haynes was found beside the
house in an unconscious condition
and medical aid was summoned. He
fingered but a short time. He was
a native of Burlington County. New
Jersey, and is survived by his wife
CoIor-d G. O. p. Meet.
CoIored Republicans OF this city.
al a mass meeting held last night
in the Second Baptist Church on
! North Pitt street, adopted resolu
! tions protesting against the action
/ OF the lilly white" Republicans Of
! this city in ignoring them in nam
! ing a delegate ito the district con-
vention. and as a result they
( threaten 10 bolt and support the
/ Democratic nominee for Congress.
II. Walton Moore.
Mems Nrcting Arranged.
Under auspices OF the Young
Mems Christian Association. ar
raugements have been completed for
six mems meetings to he held each
| Sunday afternoon in the Richmond
. Theater beginning November :. and
ending SUNDAY, December IL.
George Deeton Dead.
George b Deeton. 81 years old.
a retired railroad man and a for
mer resident. died today in Nor
/ folk. Va after long Illness. For
/ the past thirty years he had lived
in Norfolk. His wife and a daugh-
ter and two sons survive, together
with his mother. two brothers.
Frank H and Andrew Deeton, Of
this city. and two sisters. Mrs. An
ME Lyles and Miss Sarah +. Deeton
Of Washington. The body will he
brought here for burial.
Real Estate Transfers.
/ Deeds Of conveyance for the fol-
! lowing pieces OF property have just
| been placed on record in the office
! of the clerk OF the court. Mrs.
| Evelyn W. Walker to Eugene L
/ McCubbins and wife, house and lot
3 block 4. section l. RosemOnt: Eu-
gene l.. McCubbins and wife to
| Wilkes to H r. Coss and wife. house
and lot l6OS King street: L. Nor
gan Johnston and wife to John Lowe,
| and wife. house and lot on the north
side of King between Peyton and
! Harvard streets.
Boat Club Play Given.
4 musical comedy entitled "Oh.
| Oh. Cindy" was presented tonight in
| the opera house before a large audi
| ence. The performance will be
| given again tomorrow and Friday
! nights. It is for the benefit OF the
Old Dominican Boat Club.