The Richmond Virginian., November 12, 1910, SPORTING SECTION, Image 12

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American National
Capital, • $500,000.00
Capita! and Surplus, $300,000.00
Bank
Our Steady Growth Tells its Own Story
Let This Bank Assist You
in your efforts to,accumulate a competency. It is rarely that ah account
at this hank does not show a steady increase. Depositors here are made to feel
that their patronage is appreciated and are offered every advantage permissible
under sound banking m >thods.
We are helping thousands to became financially independent. Decide now
that you will add YOUR name to our growing list of satisfied depositors.
O w Interest Paid on Savings Accounts.
^ f° Compounded Every Six Months.
OFFICERS:
OLIVER J. SANDS, President. CHAS. E. WINGO, Vice-President.
V WM. C. CAMP, Vice-President. O. BAYLOR HILL, Cashier,
f WALLER HOLLADAY, Asst. Cashier D. W. DURRETT, Asst. Cashier
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DIRECTORS: f
WM. C. CAMP.
EDGAR G. GUNN,
M. C. PATTERSON,
OLIVER J. SANDS.
CHAS. E. WHITLOCK,
A. .ST. CLAIR BUTLER
\MES R. GORT> >n,
- H. HARWOOD.
ENRY W. ROUNTREE,
MMETT SEATON,
CHAS. E. WINGO
tmerican National Bank
Tenth and Main Streets.
Write for Booklet, “How to Bank by Mail.”
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BASING THE REQUEST
CAPITAL AND LARGE SURPLUS, CAPABLE MAN
OfENT AND STRONG DIRECTORATE, »
National Bank
Of Richmond. Va.
aoucrfs your patronage.
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Jno. B. Purcell, President.
V. P. A Cashier. Fred. E. No!tint, 2nd Vice-Pre*.
Aset. Gsehier. J. C. Joplin, Asst, Cashier..
Aset. Cashier- Alex. F. Ryland, Aset. Cashier.
M". John Dudley la murh Improved
ia health and able to go out.
' Mr, and Mrs. E. J* Noel and three
children, of Danville, Ky„ are visit
jj* at the home at Mn> 'Noel's parents,
Mr. and Mrs, 1» M. Valentine, on
fourth avenue. . . .
| Mr*. Hobart Turner, of the Wen
! End, visited relatives here last Thurs
j Mh»* Fanny Farrell, of New York,
j who was the guest of her sister, Mra.
!J. !>• Lawrence, left Wednesday tor
Washington.
Mra Waller Holliday and' son,
Lewis, of Durham, N. C., Is visiting
Mrs. Fell Rogers on t'ifth avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Tlmberlake, of
Virginia .avenue, are entertaining Rev.
C. E. Thrift, of Victoria, and Rev.
J. T. Green, of Portsmouth.
Mr. Folk Miller wgl give an enter
I tainment In the high school assembly
t hall November 22 under the auspices
i of the School and Mothers’ Club,
j Rehearsals are being held regularly
,V»y the ladles and gentlemen who are
! to entertain at the Colonial Tea on
; the eighteenth.
At the meeting of Holly Chapter
Thursday evening an address was
made by Mr. E. W. Mowbray, past
grand patron of the District oof Co
lumbia, which was very much enjoyed
by alfe present.
Misses Emma Peaco and Alma
Vaughn are visiting friends In Wash
ington, D. C.
Mr. E. T. Long entertained at din
ner at his home in Olnter Park
Friday evening in honor of several
delegates to the Methodist Conference.
Among the guests present from High
land Park were Rev. ft, T, Merritt
Rev, T. ,E. Johnson and wife and
Mrs. A. E. Long.
SOUTHWEST RICHMOND
; *tev. Jumi'is O. Mob# and Mr. W. E.
i Cottrell are truest# of Itev. James H.
the Ijmrel Street parsonage,
60S West Main street.
Mrs. Lula Southward, of 10 South
Ftora street, is entertaining Rev. Jo
•epn U. Lennon for conference. ■
Mias Phyllis Jones, of S10 West
Main street.1 gave ah Informal tea
from 6 to 6 Thursday afternoon in
Jwmor of Mias Marion Gibb*. of Al
toona. Pa., who is spending some time
With relatives in Richmond.
Mrs. Sadie Moody, of 1616 Powha
***» Wreet, who was operated on at
**» Virginia Hoepitai, is now at home
hud to able to Mt up a little.
Him Lilta 8. Nichole, of Savannah,
Oa., to the guest of Miss Mary p.
Vital nur*
.^ito William A. Mehegan has a#
£
m
her guest Mr* William N. Johnaon,
of Norfolk.
Hev. John E. McCartney la the
sueat this week for conference of Mrs.
Margaret McCartney, of 402 South
Laurel afreet.
lira. A. T. Byott, of Baltimore, la
vtattlng Mr*. a. Q. Boachen, of liao
West Main atre^t. .
John Bosnian, for
vk Place and much
!tlon, are the gueata
ton on Floyd ave*
Key. and
merly pastoi
beloved in t_
ofTMra jr. W.
hue. , , ,
The two aona of Mr*. J, W. Jaok
aon, of 202* Weat Taylor street, Who
have been so sick with diphtheria,
are Improving.
Rev. William L Morphy is the
guest of Mr. Lee Todd, of 1817 Weat
Main street.
CHURCH HILL NEWS
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Cbmtmh Hill or Vkw«4 •• MadUoa TUI*.) ' *
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A quiet but pretty home wedding
took piece Wednesday evening at 7:30
tt'eiock tn the home of Police Officer
Granville T. Cniggtne, *20 North
Twenty-ninth street, when his daugh
ter. Miss fclva Pearl Dugglnfc, became
th* bride of Mr. Archie Clay Molt,
The home was artistically decorated,
pakns, ferns and cut flowers forming
A pretty background far the Impro
vised altar before which the young
•ouple plighted their troth. Kev. I>.
it. Itanieey, parlor of time# * Street
Map! 1st church, was the officiating
minister. Mawra Raymond Holt,
brother of the bridegroom, and Chayleg
Neale acted as ushora. ; The brider'
wore a bauds, one going-aWsy gowa
*nd carMed a shower Iwuquet of bride’s
romm. Mr. and ilm. Holt lift Imme
diately after the .creraoay for an tx
tended Northern trip. On their re
•turn they Will bo at'
*Hend» at M4 Mast M*
.. iJards are out for ftM’q
marriage of Miss EUI*
»»««• daughter of Mr.
fgwwlr, to Mr.’John
The ceremony will be pww
notne »f the bride, W«
* * r If,
ttWUes of
to their
of Twenty-flfth and Broad afreet*.
JOTT*?' N®v«nb«^?.
rhey wish to thank ait thoee whoa*
['Otronace contributed to the -------
if thelraaJe last Saturday and aoilcit
i repetition of the same. Cake, pie,
i,.Pr*erve“ ««d ,howe
made candy wilt be on sale. \
i **,* b‘* ^y 'n Union
ssSjftswJi £ saraar:
sir?rss£ia*M5S!
*1** moat imprr*aive ceremonieo t«
■onneetion with Oonferon^SST^S
ewn“**. and m3?
Kai ronelc hae been prepared for thi*
prrttfc Many vleftimr membere^af
^r- ”* *#u w?r*»
era**.
PriW> :.iBP* Hw> AU bt«n
jwjJgjfrlMI August, ||
.cooper, mm
4 Mrs. Oeerge
Sfi».
m. Of Me*
east of bio j
of North
•r ut»«ncat
r, mother, If
warn Porto ;
>. Edwards li
reek with Mr.
of Jefferson ;
The Aee. U4 har*. J. T. Ronttetf
of Belle Haven, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. K. Nelaeu on WlitiemSkurg
avenue. ,
The Rev. C,>XC. Oaliowaar, oftfor*
folic, ta spending the week with Mr.
and Mro. tmwia Mnwwn on State street.
Mtas Mattel Onlloway. of Kerfolh.
is visiting ttimm Miriam and Onlay
Smith, ofStete Street. *
The Rev. fc'-M, Oyler and wit# are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. p.
Uarber on WUUa*B*bur« avenue.
Mia. U B. Nelson. of Pulton Mil.
Is quite sick tat H»r home. - ' ,
Captain Bogin, of Newport News,
is the guest dCJhev. and Mrs. V. M.
Bargamln at Ose Methodist parsonage.
The K»v. fit. Routten wll) preach
In .DennyStreet church next 8tHMa»
morning and theRev. e. H. Galloway
Fakmourit
The revival which has been going
on at the Baptist church this week
has been a nwwi Rev. D. 8, Black
well, who haaSson doing the preach
ing, has wontbs hearts of the peo
ple—there has boen several aonver
•Ions. Tha.iaaaMiig wtu be held Sat
urday night, and a men’s service Cun
day at & p, m> • .
Ur. Russell Pidler of Hinton, West
Virginia. Is tbo guest of his slstog,
Mrs. Wheeler Huff, he having been
called here on gdcount of the eerlous
! Illness of his aunt Mrs. Woody.
Mrs. Joel Luck has returned to her
. .home In Carolina county after a short
visit to her friends, .u#. and Mrs. Hen
ry^Cteslnghgugp.^ op . Twenty-second
Mrs. R. P. Gary is able to be out
again after an til ness of several days.
Mrs. J. H. C atkins has returned
■ to her home at Cola Harbor, after a
pleasant visit to hSr brother, Mr. J.
8. Griffin.
Mr. and Mrs, l.tnwood Webb have
returned from their bridal trip and are
at home to their frlenda, 141J Stewart
street.
Mr. J. E. Garrett who has been quite
sick at at his home on the avenue
with grip, is somewhat improved to
day.
Mr. and Mrs t’harles Bottom* are
visiting the latter’s parents In Roa
noke.
Mrs. 8. E. Baldwin has returned to
. her home in Caroline county after a
stay of three weeks with her sister,
Mr*. Ella B tier, cl, of this place.
Mr. Sam Tiller and Mr. George Ed
wards have returned from a success
ful three days’ hunting trip in Ches
terfield.
Miss Susie Reed, of Clayville, Is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Collins, of
Mosby street.
, There will be no choir practice at ’
the Baptist church Saturday night on
account' Of. the revival service. The
and the preaching commences at eight
o’clock.
Mrs. Mary Martin Is very sick at the
Johnson Willis hospital',
Mr. Aubrey Tuck has returned home
RKPCBUCAX PjU
WANT CAU.U PO|
VS CO\G|
LOUIOVIUvK, KY.
position to Caleb IN
■eat Hi Cdnf ness haa i
own district The M
Republican paper p«
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expressed hope that C
funs l« MM him. h
U«*n. Continulnf. lt
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Centre's. jwt he «hoa
•been three
iStnrdly crinu
therefor t« ■
» splendid cl
ten We do i
m. new Con
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the State. 1
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td cell the ;
thi? bank in
tors, ibsure servient!
Nomatter whetM
with us you are sure
live in or out
money
WM. H. PALMER, Prwldert.
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DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY WITH US
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ha* purchased the business and good wit) of the Broad Street Branch of the
Bank of Richmond, located at ^03 East Bro^d Street, and has takfn charge and
is prepared to extend to all of its customers every facility consistent With good
OFFICERS:
J. W. ftOTHERT,
Vice-President.
ANDREW M. ‘CLOVER,
DIRECTORS:
W. M. Hdblletoo,
I. H. Kaufman,
. Raphael Levy, .
C. W. MInter,
John Murphy,
THE BROAD STREET BANK HAS A CAPITAL OF
$200,000.00
SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS
$110,000.00
W. M." HABLISTON,
President.
Ben P. Alson,
Leon PettlebAch,
T. H. Ellen,
H. F. Giimmell,
Andrew M. Glover,
JOHN G. WAiKER,
Second Vice-President,
Cashier.
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W. S. Rhoads;
Ju!ian%?T&r;
John G. Walker,
B. Rand Wellford.
The Broad Street Bank has given out the contract for the erection of a hand
some and commodious banking building at.its present location.
The entire business of the Broad Street Bank will be conducted at 303 East
Broad Street until the completion of their new building.
National Bank of
Capital, $1,200,000. Sun
DIRECTORS:
E.B.AA&on, £ A Cary^ T. C. WUliaow, Jr., R. (i. I
E. L. Berow, Cart H. Ndtiat E. C. Laird, W. M
T. H. Him, WiffiamT lteS, lLH.UoSar. LTf
^NO. SKELTON WILLIAMS, Vlce-Praaidant.
ac W. M.
o. S. MORTON, Awattat Cash!m.
sfoiamimmBKHT or state
A8VL6M reqommkxm »«n;
TCTTOJI FOB TREATMENT OV
* rams. .
Ia order that the State apytuma
maty be given oyer exclusively to, the
care aad treatment of the laaaae/Or.
J- Ma* auperinteadait^of fee
South western State Huepitel. at Ea>
rtea, recommends la hia -annual re
ra4-%?sr^ tags.