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GUILD CHOIR 10 SIHBl
(novation In the Hampton Presby?
terian Ctturcn Today.
FEATURE OF SUNDAY SERVICES
"Is the Church Fulfilling Its Mission
In the World Today" Subject of
Rev. J. F. Cuthriell This Morning
at Central Methodist.
Mrs. Henry Lano Schmelz, tho
well known soprano and leader of
the choir of Iho Presbyterian
?Church, has decided upon a most
unique Innovation in the way of
music in Hampton, which will bo
inaugurated at tlio Presbyterian
church this evening. This will be
a chldren's choir, and a large
number of the young voices which
nave been under her excellent train-1
ling for some time, will sing at tho|
?vening services.
The music rendered by the chil?
dren of this church has been noted j
tor many years, most especially at
Christmas and Children's Day ex?
ercises, and this has developed Into
the children's choir. The singing
of the children's choir tomorrow
will be Incident to Children's Day
exercises which will be also cele?
brated at the Presbyterian church |
tomorrow evening.
At the morning services the reg?
ular choir will sing, "Tarry With
Mo O, My Savior" by Plnsultl and
also "Father, O, Hear Us," by Hun
del. The choir will be augumented
in the morning b yMirs. Alfred Tlapt
of o-lcago,( and Miss Honorio
Moomaw, of Botetourt county. The
services will be conducted by the
pastor, Rev. Abner C. Hopkins, Jr.
Central Methodist.
"Is tho Church Fulfilling Its Miss?
ion In .the World Today?" will oo
the theme of the last of the scries
of sermons on the "Christian
?Church" in Central Methodist church I
At Katz's
Just received, 300 sample
boxes of Baton-Hurlbut Pure
Linen Box J Paper. They aro
ranging in value from 60c to
?I, at per box, 25c; a chance of
a life time.
10c to 25c Sample Tablets, 5c
Best Envelopes, per hundred,
10c.
We have 5,000 Pen Points;
Esterbrooks, Spencerlan and
other first-class mako, dozen,
5c
$2.00 * Reversible Smyrna
Rugs at 89c.
Best Hardwood Clothespins.
5 dozen, 5c.
Best Safety Pin, 3 dozen. 5c.
Pure Witch Hazel Soap, box
of 3 bars, 3c.
Men's, Women's and Chil?
dren's Underwear and Hose at
Less Than Cost,
We have received 100 manu?
facturers' samples; all next
spring's styles at following
prices:
$3.00 ones . $1.79
$1.49 ones
98c
$2.00 ones . $1.49
98c ones . 69c
And mnny other bargains
45 E. Queen St.
UPTON, P?
this morning. Tonight the pastor
Ruv. J. F. Cuthrlell will take at
his theme, "Our Justification." Mr.
CuthrleU's sermons on the church
'have aroused much interest.
Church of Christ.
Rev. C. N. Williams will occupy
his pulpit In the Church of Christ
at both services today. Morning
subject, "Contending for the Faith";
evening, "Where Will You Spend
Eternity"? Bible class at 9:30 a. m.
Christian Endeavor at 3 p. m.
First Methodist.
On account of tho extensive Im?
provements being niadc to the main
church the services In the FlrBt
Methodist church today will be held
In tho lecture room. Tho pastor,
Rev. J. W. 'Stiff will preach on
"Tho Sanctuary, the Christian's
Council Chamber" and this evening
on "Cliarlty Toward the Unfortu?
nates."
St. John's Episcopal.
In St. John's Episcopal church
this morning the rector, Rev. Rever
dy Estlll, D. D. will preach on "The
Ccnvcrtlon of St. Paul" and this
afternoon lie will take as his sub?
ject, "Christ as Our Example."
Memorial Baptist Church.
Ait (no Memorial Baptist church
today tho services will be In charge
or the pastor, Rev. T. Ryland Snn
ford : i ll the ordlnince of baptism
will follow tho evening services.
Morning subject, ''Wholehearted Re?
ligion;" evening, "Conquering He?
roes". Men's Bible class will meet
this morning at 10 o'clock the Ieau
er desires the attendance of every
member.
The Rev. W. R. Keefe will preach
to his congregation in tho East Hump
ton Baptist church this morning at
11 o'clock. Sunday Bchool at 10
o'clock.
Services today In the Hampton Bap
list church will be In charge or the
pastor, the Rev. E. Pendleton Jones.
D. D. Tonight Mr. Benjamin, a tenor
singer of considerable note, will be
the soloist.
The well known dressmaker, Mrs.
V. C. Glddlngs, has moved from 41 W
Queen Btreet to 54 Hope street
Thanking her customers for their past
favors, and hope they will continue
It.
lOEBUS AN
NORMAL SCHOOL SUES NEW
YORK FIRM FOR $220
Secures an Attachment Against the
Moneys Held tor the Firm by
Hunter R. Booker & Company
In tho offlco of the Circuit Court
yesterday tho truBtecB of tho Hamp?
ton Normal and Agricultural Insti?
tute, through their attorneys, Messrs
Jones & Woodward, sued out an
attachment against Kumbergor &
Freola-ndi of New York, Tho at?
tachment was brought about In
order to hold certain moneys due
the firm by tlio firm of Hunter II.
Hooker & Company. The Norinnl
school Ib endeavoring to collect the
sum of $220 claimed to bo due the
school on account of tho salo by
the Armstrong Industrial school to
the New York firm
MISS SPRATLEY "AT HOME." j
Pleasantly Entertained In Honor of
Seventeenth Birthday Anniversary.
In celebration of her .seventeenth
birthday anniversary, Miss I^aura
Spratley, was at "home" to her
friends in her homo In South King
street, and In compliment to her
cousin, Ml sb Carrie Howard, of Now
port News. Tho occasion was one
of unusual attractiveness to the
young people in attendance, music
and games making up a charming
program. Delicious refreshments
were served. MIsb Sprntley's guests
were Misses Carrie Howard, of Now-,
port Nowb, Marlon Wllsoni Kuthor
Ine Wafkins, Viscllo Ferguson,;
i/oulso Ferguson, Snlllo Armlslead,
and Messrs. Hugh Wood, of Nowporr
News, Bruce Wood Bruco Bentlcy,
Alpha Cosney, Elliott Hlskmnn, Pan
Woodward, and Mrs FranccB Wheel
er.
Came to Hampton to Marry.
Mr. John Arthur Ha wit a of Nor?
folk, came to Hampton yesterday
and secured a license to marry Miss
Emma May Tuck. Tho ceremony
took place yesterday morning. Mr.
Hnwkc Is a machinist employed In
tho navy yard. J
Farm for Sale,
42 acroB; well located. Good Truck
Land. M. O. LACKEY,. It.
D OLD POI
PERSONAL NOTES.
The Coming and Going of the People
You Know.
Mlas Emma Clnrko of 'Richmond,
Is visiting Miss Margaret Schmolz
in East Queen street.
Mrs. I^ouls Norton, of Wash tug
tun. Is visiting Cupt. and Mrs. Colum?
bus J. Bonheylllo, In Hope street.
Mr. Hampton lluydon has return?
ed to Richmond, after a visit to
friends In Hampton
Fnrms and Truck I.nnds Tor snle.
M. O. LACKEY, Hampton, Va. It.
$3.000 to loan at C per cent. M. O.
LACKEY, Hampton, Va. It.
Monday's Sale
The Up-to-date Notion Store,
Largo 2-gnl. douhlo coated
Enamel Kettles, with tops and
balls, (worth 48c).25c
(One to n customer).
Largo 8-qt. Tin Pans on snlo
Monday . 5c
SPECIAL SALE ON LADIES'
8HIRT WAISTS.
New styles In white, black
and colored.
All $1.50 Waists. 98c
All $1.25 WnlstB.76c
All 75c Waists.48o
These prices are for Monday
only, and nro the greatest bar?
gains over offered In Shirt
Wal?ts. All new Btock this
winter.
A few "Furs "loft on sale
Monday at 1-2 price.
Corner Queen A Wine 8U.
PHONE 2G1. HAMPTON,
THIS IS OVERCOAT WEATHER
You can get them at just one-third off winter prices at
The stock embraces the Cravenette Rain Coat, the or?
dinary rain coat and the best of materials in blacks and
colors. Just think you can buy an overcoat that usually
sells for $10 now for
$6-06
Then the suits are in abundance here, you can get any
size or style you may wish. No shoddy goods on our coun?
ters. Hundreds of men and boys have been satisfied here at
small cost. Winter Underwear, the very best pants and
shirts at 39 cents.
Also Ladies?the immense clearance sale at
Kroner's Hew Bee Hive Store
affords you an opportunity that will not come to you soon
again.
9
l KIRSNER, Proprietor.
18 20 West Queen St. Phone 232 Hampton, Va.
In' Men's Gun Metal
or Viol .
Button Patent, Colt
or Quu Metal .
Ladles' Patent But?
ton .
$3.50
$4.60
$3.50
Agont for the Boston School
Shoe.
G. L. Crockett
& Co.
aytJ
QUEEN STREBT.
HENRY L. SOHMBLZ.
President.
THE BANK OF
PRANK W. DARLIN?,
v:os{>re*1der,L
HAMPTON. VIRGINIA.
I? THE OLDEST AND LA PS QE CT IN EITHER HAMPTON OR
NEWPORT NEW*.
CAPITAL, ----- $100,000.00
SURPLUS AND PROFITS, $110,000.00
DEPOSIT? OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS,
The only designated Depository In the Start* of Virginia tn
Sattem Virginia. We make loans on Rsal Estate? NOT PRO?
HIBITED?as ire the National Ranks.
'OUR PER OENT. INTEREST PAID ON SAVINOS DEPOSITS.
NELSON S. GROOAVC. Cashier
I
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CALL UP - ? "
GARDNER 6V Hl'DQINS,
THEY ARE THE DRUOOU "S.
Fine Toilet artloles, Patent Medicines, Cigars and Candles.
North King Street, Hampton, Virginia.
- HONE 18.
A BOOK OF INFORMATION
Also the Warroek-Rtchardson Almanac, yon know It. Better
come earl yand get them.
EAST QUEEN STREET. HAMPTON, VIRGINIA.
Phons 17.
FOR RENT. > . |C
614 Locust St., 6 rooms. ?1Q,00
329 Center St. 11 rooms, modern conveniences. 23.00
320 Center St., 6 rooms . .10.60
222 Fulton SL, 9 rooms, modern conveniences . 25
326 Marshall SL, 10 rooms, modern conveniences. SO.1
14 Academy St, 6 rooms .H. 3,0.!
413 Nowport News Ave., 9 rooms.? . II
Ivy St, near Lordley's Crossing, 6 rooms .
Lauderdale St, near New Car Barns, 6 rooms. 10.
LaSalle Ave., 8 rooms .. 18,
LaSalle Av o , 5 room a.
STORES. . t.
Hampton Hotel, will put In good repairs. .
E. Queen Street .-. 312.BO
8 8. King Street. 25.",
12 8. King Street.20-W
9 Armiatead Ava., fc.tH)
13 and lb comblnod, Armlstead Ave . 20.60
FOR SALE.
64 Acre trank at Buckros Beaon. An ezceUent opportunity for
Investors.
An excellent home on Chapel Street can be . bought .... to*
?1,660.00.
A' practically new 9 room dwelling and large lot on Newport
News Ave., can be bought very cheap. ' |
GBO. W. F>HIIwL.IPS
Real Estate, Rontals, Fire Insurance, Notary. Public, and Auctioneer.
9 AND 11 N. KINO ST. Phono 50. HAMPTON, VA
We Wish to C?il Yo^uf Attention to .
POULTRY P1EE?
We have in stock Chick Feed, Wheat Wheat Screenings, Ohlei?
seat, Ground Bone, Meat Meal, Mica Stav, Cubical, ..Grit?, Ground
Oyster Shells and Powders of different kinds ais well as other feed'!!.
Wo also have in stock Erbin e Veterinary Mediclaoa. Call and' see
us. Respectfully yours,
Queen Street Supply g|
Per J. B. TOPPINQ.