Daily press. [volume], July 07, 1907, Page 3, Image 3

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SABBATH DAY SERVICES
Mil Anniversary of Dr. Porter's
Pastorale Here.
WHAT HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED
Newport News Bnptir.t Church Mem?
bership Has Been Doubled nod
Splendid House of Worship Erected
? Dr. Sykes' Fourth Anniversary.
Today marks I ho rIxUi anniversary
of (lie coming of Rev. .1. \V. Porter,
D. I)., in Newport News as pastor of
llli) Newport News Baptist church.
I uriiig the doctor's pastorate. the
membership of the church bus In en j
nearly doubled, a splendid house of
worship has been built, burned and
.rebuilt, titter than before, and the
church has become a more potent fac?
tor in niii;hius work of the city and
State.
That tiie pastor Is popular within
and without his congregation, it Is
hardly necessary to siaio. No other
man has addressed as many people
in Newport News as Doctor Porter,
and his congregations every Sunday
night are larger, and sometimes dou?
ble. Hie full membership oi his'
church.
Services will 1)0 held at Hid church
today at the usual hours. This morn?
ing the pastor's subject will lie,
"Love," and in the evening. "Would
a Boso by Any Oilier Name Smell as
Sweet?" will be the subject The
pastor will meet the Baracca class nl
0:50 o'clock ami Sunday school will
be held as usual nl 0:30 o'clck.
Special music has been arranged lot
all service;-..
Dr. Sykes' Anniversary.
Another minister who celebrates
tVo nnnlvorsnry of bis coming to the
city today is Rev. A. t>. Sykes, I). 1?..
rector of St. Paul's Episcopal church.
Dr. Sykes came two years alter Doc?
tor Porter, and today marks his
fourth anniversary as rector of St.
Pauls.
Si. Paul's has had substantial \
growth during the past lour years,
and Dr. Sykes Startes his fifth year i
wiih bright prospects.
The usual services will he conduct-1
<d at St. Paul's today, the sixth Sun?
day after Trinity.
Grace Episcopal.
There wil be regular services . mi |
Jowed by baptism, at Grace Episcopal]
chinch ibis morning at 11 o'clock.!
Tin- rector. Rev. Henry. .1. Geiger.
Sunday school will he conducted a: j
9:30 o'clock.
Revival Services.
Revival services at Itaines' Halb
House, on the boulevard continue.
This evening at s o'clock Mr. G. VV.
Blick will preach on tin- subject,
"Virtue. Liberty and Patriotism from
a Biblical Standpoint.' Tomorrow
evening Key. I). S. Henkel will
preach.
Chestnut Avenue Methodist.
Rev. \V. V. Tudor, D. P.. will
preach at the Chestmie Avenue Meth?
odist church this morning at u
o'clock. The pastor, Rev. .1. T. |
Green-, will preach in the evening at
^ o'clock. j
St. Vincent's Catholic.
Services will be held at St. S'hV]
cent's Catholic church today as fol?
lows: First mass nj 7 o'clock; sec-!
ond mass at 9:30 o'clock; vespers
and benediction or the blessed sacra-'
niont at 7:30 o'clock.
Trinity Methodist.
Ri v. W. V. Tudor, D. D., presiding
? Iflor of this district, will preach at
Tiut.iv M. ihodit.1 church this oVott
Ihg at 8 o'clock. This morning at II
o'clock th?- pastor. K<'\. \V. Asbury
(".niaian will iii'cacli pit the subject,
"Cllory Through Sunfqrln?.''
First Presbyterian.
Services will be conducted as usual
a; lite first Presbyterian church t?'
? lay by llio pastor, Rev. E. T. W't l<
ford. There will b. preaching at 11 (
o'clock this iunrninc anil at fi o'clock
11Iii? afternoon. Sunday school and
ifjlble class.-, at 9:30 o'clock this
met it inc..
Calvary Bapti&t.
Key. A. a. ilutier, pastor of (he
Calvary Capli.l olnit'ch, will preach
ibis morn tug on the subject, "(.Iron!
Is Hie Wrath or the Lord Thai Is
Pouted Out Upon Us." This evening
his subject wir, ho, "Many People nroj
Saying It on the streets of Newport
New;: Today." Mrs. Veil I lies will
sine, a solo during Ihn morning ser?
vice and in the evening Mr. I'nyue
will shit-;.
Tabernacle Baptist.
Regular services will be held at
the Baptist Tabernacle this morning
ai 11 o'clock ami this evening at H
o'clock. Hev. R. B Sanford will
preach at both hours. There will bo
Sunday school at !>::!<i o'clock.
I Rev .1 T. Rlddlck, the pastor, will
preach ai the Second llaptlsl church
this morning a I t> o'clock and this
evening at 8 o'clock.
Special Services.
I A special service lor children Will
h"' conducted at 'he East End Chris?
tian church ibis morning a: il
o'clock, and iho pastor. Rev. M. W.
Butler, will preach on the subject,
"How is u Walen Like a Person;'
In the evening the pastor's subject
will bo "Ha. kslidinc." ami Mr. K. M.
.Ionian, a teacher in Iho Training
Institute, New York, and a returned
missionary rroin India, will speak.
Mr Jordan will be attired in native
Indian costume.
Church of Chrirt.
I There will be services nt the
Twenty-fourth slroet Church of Christ
today at the usual hours. Rev, I), s.
Henkel, (ha pastor, will preach Uns
morning on ''Deception" and in the
evening Iiis subject will be "Blood
Salvation." The song. "The l.ove
I That Sought Me." will lie illustrated
with sterooptlcon views. The Re?
lief Association moots at I o'clock
this afternoon.
Thirtieth Street Christian.
Rev. W. It. Motley, pastor of Iho
Th lit leih streit Christian church,
will pn ach today on the following
subjects: Morning. "The Best Kind
of Religion;" evening. "The Call ol
the D. op."
NORTH CAROLINa'oOES
INTO DRY DOCK f\T YARD
Satisfactory Progress is Being Made
On Ship and She Will Soon bo
"Ready for Trial.
i Thi' new United State; armored
cruiser North Carolina was floated in?
to iiiy dock No. ". at the shipyard,
yesterday morning to have her pro
polor blades sa t in place. Work on
the bin warship is progressing at n
very satisfactory rn:o ami she will
lc given hot- dock trial within about
two months.
Before i ne Atlantic Heel starts on
its long join in y to the Pacific coast,
the North Carolina, ami probably her
sfRtcrshlp, the Montana, will bo in
commission. They will remain on
Ibis side of the continent as a pari of
the coast defense snuadrou.
June Exports.
The value of all exports shipped
foreign from this port during the
month of nine was $1,001,131, This
total is over $200,000 in excess of the
value of the exports in May.
OLD TIME BALL TOSSERS
?'Originals" Gelling Ready to Tackle
Shipbuilders.
SERGEANT BILSIEAQ UUOU
Jock Host Will Pitch, Jack MnGcc
Will Catch and tbc Bunch Expects
to Trim Youngsters and Make
Something for the Hospital.
Th,. "originals," or "Ohl Time"
baseball players of Newport News
are getting ready for their linttl? with
tie Ship) Milder" at th" Casino park
nl i o'clock next Saturday afternoon
and they expect to give Iii?1 younger
'players a hard tight for the honors.
Tin' game will he lor the benefit of
lite General hospital fund and it la
expected thai u record breaking
crowd will turn put In see i'
The eld players und at the Boon
boiitas hot'd inst night and elected
City Serjeant K W. Mllsfead Innung
er and assign, d the men to their po?
sitions on (he team. Manager Mil
stead has ordered the team to report
at the Casino lor practice al I o'clock
oyery afternoon ibis week and by Sat?
urday Hie players should be in good
trim for the fray.
Most of the ??Orlpiual. " |il.ived with
I he old New port News team in the
memorable bat ties with Hamilton at
ItjyerVlew park many years ago
and all of them have been Riiotl hall
Players, .lack Host will do Hie twirl
ling and -lack Mafien will be the hack
stop while Small will look lifter the
initial sack. .lames Dcfargo Will I"'
nt second, Voriion Pnyno at third and
Oshonio at short. Composing the
outfield will be Blanford. Archil0I I
and Dr. Baghy.
SHIPPING REPORT
Saturday, July G, 1907.
Arrived.
Steamer Brookby (Br.L Campbell,
Tnfiipn-^-to White oak Coal Company
for hunker coal.
Steamer Bay View. Cummings.
Searspori- to White Oak Coal Com?
pany In ballast.
Schooner Rebecca Palmer, Carlisle,
Boston?to White oak Coal Company
in ballast.
Cleared:
Barge Badger for Boston?White
Oak Coal Company.
Barge Charit s K. Sargen I for Prov?
idence?Smokeless Fuel Company.
' Barge Kennobec for Boston?Ches?
apeake &- Ohio Coal Agency Com?
pany.
Barge Lancaster for Portland
CiheBapenko & Ohio coat Agency
Conipany.
Barg.- Annie for New Bedford?
White Oak Coal Company.
Sailed.
Steamers Powhatan (Br.), Max?
well, Norfolk and Liverpool; Brook
lyh (Mr.). Campbell. Bottcrdnm; Bay
Slate, von Sm Idem, Boston.
Schooners Luther T. Onrreltfion,
Hashed. N?whur.vport! Allee m. Col
burn, McLood, Porttnnd; Harriett C.
Kcrlin, Cochran. Tlverton.
Calendar For Today.
Sun rises . 1:52 a. in.
Sun sets . 7:28 p. in.
High water ..4.8:05 a in.. 8:11 p. in.
Low water ....2:06 a. in.. 1:49 p. in.
What hi the use of you baking this
hot weather while r>c will buy a loaf
of Jonning's Butter Bread at your
grocer's. Save the tags. 7 2 (It
If you want good Bread see thai I1
is labeled "Jonning's Butter Bread."
"Fresh,'! twice daily, at all grocery
stores. 5c. Save the tags. 7 2 Cl
iUR store is full of
suggestions for
Wedding Presents?
Many novelties en?
tirely new.
We call especial
attention to some
very beautiful pot?
tery.
Hales Coo, Inc.
JEWELERS
2900 Wash. Ave.
ALL NEXT WEEK i
$1.95
This Spring fully gnuvnutocrl. One hundred spiral spring, all strict; will last
a lifc-iim?. Fold-, up iiko a book. No trouble to gel oil* and on the bad, Regular
price, and Bold by onrcompetitors foi 1(4.1)0. Our special price Eor 4 CfcC
this week.. *PJLa*J3*
j Newport News Furniture Company
3007-9 Washington Avenue, Hewpori Mews, Va.
Pilgrimage
Jamestown
Under auspices <>f the VJ It
GINIA ASSOCIATION OF
THE DEAF.
Sunday, July 7
Round Trip, $1.00
Children Half Fare.
Take the big Steamer iiOSK
DALE," oapacity 1,700; no
crowding.
Leave Old Point . 9:30 A. M.
Leave Newport News ... 10:15 A. M.
(Pier A, Void .'.".ill St.)
Th? Jefferson Ave. Shoe Store.
We have Just received a bountiful
line of
LADIES' TAN OXFORDS
"Kelly's" DroWU Kid in I be corn et
sha.le, according to "FnsiihloO." Wo
have tlieni from $2.on to $3.50 (be
pair.
The Hi
W. D. Thomas, Mgr.,
1408 Jefferson Ave., between Twenty
fourth and Twenty-fifth Streets.
FOR WEN
Priratf o.? .?8j
hue
flirre the mo?l difficult C??*i 11. tu:r
ioijillijl? and cllnlC*. SkIiI by
GORSiiCH'S DRUG STORES
.164 MaiN Othct, Non.iH?, v.
IO*k WaaHIMCTOX AVINUK, Nlll.alll Htm?. 91
kaltf h.NW ? l-aoelct tJ-new ?I ?5?
HOi.LISTER'S
A Busy Medicine (or Busy Pcoplv.
EtlnsS GbMovtltalth and Rtniwed Vizor.
. A rpprir.c for Constipation, lndlpcstion. t.ivei
ind Kldn-v troubles, riinplrs. Kcz.-nvi, Inn-ur.
Itlood, Had llrvatti. BhlCTllSh Unwell. Headaeti
uul ItnckiMihu. tu ltoi liy Mountain Tea in ml>
Ct torm. 3ft ciailH it box. (Ii inline lhatlii-b.
lOI.i.isTKii lliii-il CoMfiNT, Ma?isoo, '"I i
GOLDEN WUQQErS FOR TALUJW PEOPl'
WASH GOODS
SALE
WASH GOODS
SALE
29u8 Washington A'v'r.
NkNVPOUT N i . w . VlltOTNIA
now is the time i.i buy youi Skirl, Siill or Shirt Wulst mat*
rial, lor M.lay we will sell llio Benson's best fabrics ut very low
pricey.
Linon Suitiiuj, 12 1-2c yard. Our Ini'fl? Ilii" ill Lim n Suit Ink. In
brown, Inn, champagne rind white; Ilfiincluaj goad weight; regular
17 !??..'<? values; Monday, 12 P2c yard.
C.innon Cloth, 12 1-2c. Cannon Clolli is
pnpiiliir materials. Oiir lino consists ot him
regular 20c; Monday, I lc yard.
Duck, lOc yard. All colors Duck. 32 In
heavy wpiglit, I lie Vftrd.
?10-Inch Lawn, 10c. yard.
Kota Pongee, 12 1-2c yard. A large If in
d.its and stripes, n|*o checks and plnldH
good weight; Monday, r? l-2o yard.
one
and
of Hie season's
white; 30 Inches;
in light and
tin" el ahove malerlal,' In
with champagne ground;
A 1;
20c Silk Mulls, 12 1.2c
dence (Ills season. Our lln
.Monday only, rj I-2c yard.
18c Dotted Swiss, 10c yard
d.il, 10c yard.
12 1-2c Chambrays and Gingham
lion of cliamhray.i ever shown In th
Monday, No yard,
3G-inch Taffeta Silk, 08c yard. All
11.2'.'. Monday. flSc.
25c Mercerized Walstlng, 10c yard,
cerlzed Madras Waistlng; regular 2fic;
$1.00 Shirt Waist, 73c. Monday we
groat<'?l collection oi' shrt Wai ts eve
low phenomenal price. The r<uisoii for
y.ird. Sill; Mull; ale very
consists of all colon
8c y.
'Ity,
ird.
iml
much In oyl
ii'lid nhades;
-mall
I eollee
designs;
mri
inch Silks; value
Mcr
over 200 designs of
Monday. I lie.
oif. r lor the first time, Hie
brought together at stich
this reduction Is the fact
that we overloaded, ami would rather sell at a lots than carry
them until next Boafmn. Tl. Shin Waists are Irlniincd with Luce
and Embroidery, front and back?sjioii or lone, sleeves open front
ami back; all sizes, and g ? "I material; value $1,f?t). Monday, 73e.
$0.00 Silk Shirt Waiats, $2 93. A large Hue at above priced
all sl/CB, ?2.!IR.
$2.00 Warb Skirt, $1.09. Large line of Ladhs' Limn Skirts;
full sizes, ijll.Ci).
$:..00 and $6.00 White Voile and Serge Skirtr, $2.98. The above
line of Skirls were made In our N. V. Paetory and in shipping . nice
line, were damaged |jy rain leaking through the roof of car. not
for that we would gel r< gular price; Monday. $'J.!is.
$5 and $6 Wash Suits $3.98.
Monday we i if.-r th" l ir;. sl line of Ladles' While Wash S.lili
lo hi ?mount. : - | .my.,|w-re consisting of all Ihn '"test styles;
Coat. Eton; Cutaway or Pony effect*?Skirts made plain or wltji tucks
and plaits?tjiese Suits were made under our personal supervision in
our N. Y. I'netoi y nnd are ail made full and of good material. Windows
full of Bdiis, Monday, i:\ !is.
19c Wash Belts. 10r. Monday.
15c Undcrvcst. Gauze-, 9c Monday.
12 1-2c Cambric 8c. (10 vards to a customer).
Kimono Wrappers and Tea Gowns at reduced prices. Come to
our ' tore and see what wo make and sell in Newport News. Wo
have the only Ladies' and Children's out-filling stole In tlld city ?
what wi
tnilprluf
don't carry We cap mi
department can make
matter what you want, our
Our Ladies' Tailoring Deparlme n
Is tho'ihb'sl up lo date fo !?? encountered anywhere. We employ
none but the best men ami wcm<n tailors. No fit-no pay.
If you will call at the store Monday and leave your name and
address, we will mail you free, the DESIGNER for August?We
want 1.000 names?con.e.
i desire to become a member of the Boosterc' Club, and here
by promise to live up to the need of the organization as set forth
'n the preamble and resolutions published in the Da'ily Press.
City or Town .,..,.
Street.No.