Richmond Times-Dispatch from Richmond, Virginia • 28

Ten Richmond Times-Dispatch Sunday March 23 1941 Religion Obituaries Special Day Is Designed For Children Mrs Estelle Price Dietitian Dies BUENA VISTA Mrs Estelle Deaton Price 63 dietitian at Southern Seminary and Junior College here for 11 years died Fri day morning A native of Roanoke County she was bom near Salem Surviving are these sons Howard Price Jamaica Long Island Stafford Price United States Navy a son by a previous marriage: a sister Mrs Robertson and a brother Frank Deaton Roanoke Anderson Rites Set for Wednesday MARION The body of Sherwood Anderson author who died March 8 at Colon Canal Zone Panama after a brief illness will arrive in New York City tomorrow Funeral services will be held at 11 A Wednesday at Rosemort home of Professor Copen-haver in Marion and the former home of Mrs Anderson who is accompanying the body of her hus band here Burial will bo in Round Hill Cemetery Marion MRS ALVA CROW ELL STAUNTON -The funeral of Mrs Edna Runnels Crowell who died Thursday night after an illness of several months was held Saturday morning at the Runnels residence here her pastor the Rev Edgar A Potts of central Methodist Church officiating assisted by the Rev David Glovier Burial was in Thom rose Cemetery Mrs Crowell was horn in Staunton a daughter of the late William David and Agnes Virginia Runnels and had sjient her entire life here She is survived by her luislxind Alva Crowell two brothers and I Runnels and three sisters Misses Kf fie and Daisy Runnels and Mrs John McAllister all of Special services will be held at the Laurel Street Methodist Church today in the interest of the children and young people The pastor who has just returned from a two-week evangelistic campaign in the Fairmount Park Methodist Church of Norfolk will speak at the morning hour on Good Shepherd The children from the primary and junior departments will occupy special seats with their officers and teachers In the afternoon at 3 o'clock class for instruction for church membership will be conducted by the pastor All the children of the junior intermediate or primary departments who desire membership in the church are urged to meet the pastor and his helpers The doors of the church will be opened on Palm Sunday for the reception of members The Rev Thomas Fry of the Union Theological Seminary' who is teaching a class of young people at Laurel Street Church school will be the speaker at the o'clock service His subject will be "Vision for The young people of the church will sponsor this service Author Wins Laetare Medal SOUTH BEND IND Wil-liam Thomas Walsh New York author and educator was announced yesterday as the 1941 recipient of the Laetare medal awarded annually since 1883 by the University of Notre Dame to an outstanding member of the Catholic laity The Rev Hugh O'Donnell president of the university said of Walsh in announcing the award: John Gilmary recipient of the first Laetare medal in 1883 Dr William Thomas Walsh has distinguished himself as an au-Ihor chiefly in the field of history His genius for making the past live again has always been controlled by a scholarly devotion to truth" Walsh 50-ycar-old professor of English at Manhattanville College of the Sacred Heart in New York has had a varied career including experience as a newspaper report er He is a native of Waterbury Conn Forty Hours' Service Begins Today The annual Forty Hours adoration will begin today at St Peter's Catholic Church Eighth and Grace Streets with Masses at 7:15 9 and 11 A The Masses Monday and Tuesday will lie celebrated at 8 A and 12:03 Special services are scheduled for Sunday Monday and Tuesday evenings at 8 o'clock when sermons on Ihe Holy Eucharist will be delivered by the Rev John McKeon and the Rev Michael Cannon Diocesan Fathers To Conduct Mission The Richmond Diocesan Missionary Fathers will open a two-week mission at St Paul's 01 h-olic Church Barton Heights tonight at 8 o'clock The first week will be devoted to women and ihe second to men Father Edward Stephens will he in charge o( the mission He will he assisted by Fathers Conrad Hoff nor and John Donovan A sermon and benediction of the Blessed Sacrament will be Held at the evening services which will begin at 8 o'clock while one of the missionary fathers will give a short instruction at the morning masses to be held daily at 5:30 6:30 and 8 A A special mission will be held for children beginning at 2:30 Wednesday and ending Saturday morning with a mass at 8:30 TO SPEAK Ir McLaughlin director of Sunday school extension and country churches of the Presbyterian Church who will speak at 3 Wednesday at Mayo Memorial House Dr McLaughlin will discuss the migrant situation as it exists throughout the Southern Stares The meeting will tie held under auspices of the educational department of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Richmond Convocation Episcopal Church WILL SING AT CENTENARY Elizabeth Wysor contralto who will sing at the 11 A services today at Centenary Methodist Church She will be heard in "Halleluiah" hy O'Connor Morris and the aria "He Was from Handel's She will ho accompanied by Edouard Nies-Berger organist and choirmftster at Centenary Church Miss Wysor sang last week before the Gin-tor Park Woman's Club Religious Week To Be Held Ashland ASHLAND--Religious Emphasis Week oliservrd annually on the eainpus of Randnlph-Maenn College will get under way Thursday with Bishop Paul Kern of the Methodist Church sppaking at the regular chapel hour at 10 A and again at 7:13 in the auditorium of Duncan Memorial Methodist Church Bishop Kern is scheduled to deliver eight addresses here between March 27 and April 1 Bishop Kern is the son of Dr John A Kern who was a member the Randolnh-Macon faculty from ISSti to 1889 and who served as the eighth president of the college During this series students will preside ovet all but the opening and closing services and the Sunny morning sendee Bishop Peele following the custom of the episcopacy will preside and introduce the speaker Thursday morning On Sunday at 11 A the Rev Herbert Southgate pastor of Duncan Memorial Church and chaplain of the college will preside and Professor Tarry' "-ill lead the final sendee at 10 A Tuesday April 1 Student Leaders Student leaders for the other obscn-ancos will be as follows: Thursday evening March 27 Gordon Harrell Norfolk president of the student government Friday morning March 28 Richard Irby Jr Lexington president of the A Friday evening Edward A Plunkett Lvnchburg editor of the Yellow Jacket: Sunday evening March 30 George Wesley Jones Norfolk president of the young people's department of Duncan Memorial Church and Mondav evening March 31 William Hough Norfolk president of the Clericus an organization of pretheological students Social fraternities and other special groups will attend these services in a body at specified times and Methodists from districts contiguous to the Ashland area have been invited to attend on the following schedule: Thursday at 7:13 the Richmond District Friday evening Alexandria and Rappahannock Districts and Monday evening the Petersburg and Charlottesville Districts Sunday evening has been designated as Ashland community night This series is planned by the Christian Movement Council Dan River Baptists Plan 103d Meeting if SOUTH BOSTON The 103d annua session of the Dan Baptist Association comprising 29 iJIalifax County churches with a membership of over 8000 will be I held on Wednesday and Thursday April 9 and 10 at Hunting Creek Baptist Church The Millstone Baptist Church was host last year The session will be presided over 'iy the Rev Harris nvxk-n tor pastor of the Florence Street 'Baptist Church Virgibna In charge of the program will be Dr 'Frank Riley and Dr Withers Bagwell of South Boston and the JRev Burnett of Nathalie The Hunting Creek Baptist Church is the second oldest I-ap Mist Church in Halifax County lhaving been constituted in 1173 Its present pastor is the Rev Eubank of Scottsburg and it has a membership of 32-1 The Sunday school superintendent is Larks of Nathalie First Program I The program will include on the Mirst day addiesses by the Rev George Dewey Stevens of lain Mrille sfieaking on "Evangelism" the Rev Robert Booker on Baptist Activities in Virginia" the Rev Richardson of Rich monfl superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League of Virginia im Tcmerance" the Rev It Alley of Richmond on "The lie-ligiotis Herald" the Rev Eubank on "Southern Baotist Convention Activities" the Rev Charles Parker of Halifax on "The Co-operative Program" the Rev IfiMJghton oi Danville on Strength and Weakness of the Rural Tlie Rev I Bryant of Richmond will also deliver an address On the second (lay addresses will he delivered by A II Camden dean of Hargrave Military Academy of ITiatiiam on "Youth in Our Schools" Wyatt South Boston on the Rev Creath Paces on Memorial Miss Mary Barksdale suin-rintendent of the Mivsionary Union of Dan River Baptist Assoeiat ion will gondurt the hour Officers will be dieted on the second day Member rhurehrs are Aaron's Creek Alton Arlmr Beth Car Bethel Black Walnut Catawba Cbildrry Clover Clover Bottom Cross Iloads Crystal Hill Dan River Ellis Creek Folk Graee Halifax Hitesburg Hunting Creek Millstone Mount Vernon Mulberry Nelson North Fork Republican Grove Rodger's Chaiel Scottsburg South Boston and Winn's Creek Wsliop Peclc Will Preach At Union Station Focusing efforts upon the evangelistic campaign and services which will begin on April 4 leaders at Union Station Methodist Church Friday announced that Bishop Peclc of this area will preach tonight on Greatest The Rev Claude I lesser pastor will preach at the morning service on "The Place of the Child in the Church" The Rev Mr Ilesser is addressing various groups of the Sunday school and young is'ople divisions as a part of the preliminary plans in connection with the evangelistic plans of the Mcth'-dist Church The upper room g-oup will meet at 7 today at which time more rletails of the campaign and the part leaders will lake in its activity will be discussed The evangelistic services will begin on April 4 with the Rev Harry Canter of Harrisonburg a secretary of the Virginia Methodist Conference in charge Missionary to Speak Bessie Sims for many years a missionary in China will address the Sunday school of St John's Episcopal Church at 10:30 A today She was assigned to the Orient by the Episcopal Church and returned to this country some time ago because of war conditions St John's contribution to the general Lenten functions of the church in Richmond will in- elude the appearance of the Rev -Henry Lane rector of St 'Mark's Episcopal Church on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock and the Rev George Ossman rector of Monumental Episcopal Church on Friday evening at the 3 o'clock vesper service To Ordain Deacons The Fairmount Avenue Baptist Church will ordain five new deacons at the 11 A worship service today This will bring the active deacon list to 19 The men to be ordained will be Samuel Cowan James Gray Henry Mann Julian Tomblin and Joseph Wool-l-ard The Rev Arthur Rich pastor of the church will preach on the subject: "Deacon Junior Choir to Sing The newly organized junior choir of the First Presbyterian Church will sing in the worship service this morning This choir of 20 members was orga'n-' izod in January by James Syd-nor organist and choir director In addition to assisting the regular quartet choir with the responsive elements of the service the junior choir will sing as a special anthem the Negro spiritual "We Are Climbing Jacob's The quartet choir will sing "The Heav- ens Are by Beethoven A Sager to Speak A Clair Sager probation officer 'of the Juvenile Court will speak --to the Brotherhood of St John's Evangelical Lutheran Church on Tuesday night The subject of his talk will be in which will be illustrated by a talking motion picture Tavlor Former Mayor Of Norfolk Dies NORFOLK vn Walton Robert Lawson Tavlor Sr a former Mayor of Norfolk widely known attorney and one of the most prominent figures died Saturday at his residence He was 54 years of age Mr Taylor had been ill since last October when he spent several weeks in a hospital He had been in failing health since 1938 when he retired from active politics after being defeated in the councilmanic election Mark Harris Dies CHICAGO iTi- Mark Harris 77 former clothing manufacturer who became an authority on golf and wrote two books after taking up the game at the age of 60 died Sat unlay MRS LESTER I- WALLACE Mrs Mary Wallace 61 wife of Lester Lee Wallace of Dumbarton died Saturday at a local hospital Funeral services will le held at 10 A Monday at the Joseph Bliley Funeral Home Thin! and Marshal! Streels Burial will bo at 11:30 A at Amelia Courthouse Surviving are her husband: two sons Charles and John Wallace a daughter Mrs Rice of Philadelphia and three sisters Mrs Brazen I of Birmingham Ala Mrs Parker of Farmville and Mrs A Wallace of Amelia II DISCIIINGEK William Henry Disehinger 25 of 214 West Ninth Street died Saturday in Norfolk Funeral services will ho held at 4 Monday at the Joseph Bliley Funeral Home Third and Marshall Streels Burial will lie in Maury Cemetery He was a son of Mr and Mrs Peter William Disehinger and was lxirn in Richmond October 15 1915 Surviving are his parents and a sister Mrs I Ellsworth BENJAMIN YOUNG LAWRKNCEVILLE Funeral services for Benjamin Dillard Young 71-year-old farmer of the Warfield section who died Friday will he held at the home at 11 A Sunday with burial in Antioch cemetery near Warfield He is survived by two sons Thomas Edward Young of Huntington Va and Dillard Lynn Young of War-field five daughters Airs Ashby Manson Jr and Mrs Oliver Carum of Warfield Mrs Hammer Now-som of Lawrenccville Mrs Clifford Tate of Trenton and Miss Mildren Young of Washington a sister Mrs Hawthorne of Dundas and 14 grandchildren 103 Monkey 104 Vegetable dish 107 Sweet-sop 108 Light producing device 110 Seethes 1 14 Spoken Twisted out of shape A Great Lake Foot-like organ Race of 1 carnation 122 Auriculate 124 Female ruff African desert 127 More agile Last examina tions 131 Citrus fruit Adopted son of Mohammed 133 Worthless leaving 134 Blake corrections in Chair 136 Permit Beast of burden Musical pipe 1 Catlike Unit 3 Decays 4 Woody plants Protected 6 Improved 7 Sunken track 8 Always 9 Destitute of air Took offense at 11 Gleam Places 13 Chalice 14 Ancient money unit Cut for insertion into a mortise 19 River in Africa 20 Pats High craggy hill 24 Coop 27 Letter in alphabet 29 Devoured 32 Small depression 84 Type measure 36 One who directs as a missile 38 Put to flight 40 Relieved Today's Puzzle Page 16 This Morgan: To Be Buried Here Mondav Funeral services for James Morgan 56 of 5 North Granby Street who died Friday night at a local hospital will be held at 10 A Monday at Sacred Heart Cathedral Burial will be in Mount Calvary Cemetery- Mr Morgan a son of the late Michael Morgan and Mrs Nellie Godsey Morgan was bom at Falls River Mass June 22 1884 He moved to Richmond in 1907 and later graduated from the Williams Law School of the University of Richmond He became connected with the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway early in life and at one time was valuation auditor of the railway At the time of his death he was a special accountant with the chief office He was a member of Richmond Lodge No 43 Order of Elks and the Knights of Columbus Surviving are his wife Mrs Nora O'Hara Morgan a son James Morgan Jr three sisters Mrs Ducols and Miss Mary Morgan of Albany and Mrs Elizabeth McMullin of Fall River Mass and a brother Gerald Morgan of Fall River Professor Dies CHAPEL HILL Dr George Kenneth Grant Henry 63 assistant registrar and former Latin professor at the University of North Carolina died of a heart attack at his home early Saturday Dr Henry a native of Nova Scotia Canada received his Ph degree at the University in 1914 at which time he began teaching Latin In 1922 he became assistant regbtrar CHARLES HODGES Funeral services for Charles Hodges of 109 North Allen Avenue who died Friday at a local hospital will be held at 2:30 Sunday at the Woody Funeral Home Burial will be in Oak-wood Cemetery Surviving are his wife Mrs Clare Whitney Hodges: two daughters Mrs Walter Dewell of Norfolk and Mrs Pauline Haltorf of Williams-urg two sons Hodges of West Point and Edward Hodges of Williamsburg three grandchildren and a great-grandchild I JOSEPH KALAFATIS Funeral services for Joseph Kalafatis 16 who died Friday at a local hospital will be held at 2 Sunday at St Greek Orthodox Church Burial will be in Rivcrview Cemetery Surviving are his mother Mrs Dorothy Kalafatis and a sister Miss Irene Kalafatis both of Greece: two uncles Thomas and Everett Kalafatis and five aunts Mrs Thomas Kalafatis Mrs John Regas Mrs Bambacus Mrs Suhley and Mrs Gus Thcodo-lou WILLIAM GENTRY Funeral services for William Gentry 74 who died Friday at the home of his daughter Mrs Baker in Ashland will be held at 3 Sunday at the home of another daughter Mrs Brannan at Elmont Burial will be in Woodland Cemetery in Ashland Surviving are his wife Mrs Louise Gentry three daughters Mrs Baker Mrs Brannan and Mrs Maiden and two sisters Mrs Yarbrough of Hevvletts and Mrs Crafton of Richmond HUGH JONES Funeral services for Hugh Jones 37 who died Friday at his home at Rural Point will be held at 3:30 Sunday at Bethie hem Presbyterian Church Burial will be in the church cemetery Surviving are his aunt Miss Ida Jones three brothers and Jones of Tunstall and George A Jones of Richmond and a niece Miss Betty Webb Jones MRS SAL1IE CLARK Funeral services for Mrs Sallie Jenkins Boone Clark 72 widow of Captain Clark who died in Danville after tfn illness of six months will be held here at 3 Sunday at the grave in Maury Cemetery MRS LAURA WILLIAMSON Funeral services for Mrs Laura Williamson 71 widow of Daniel Williamson who died early Saturday at a local hospital will be held at 3 Monday at the Joseph Bliley Funeral Home Third and Marshall Streets Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery Surviving are four sons Ii and Williamson all of Richmond and four daughters Mrs I Saunderson and Mrs Cahoon of Washington and Mrs Newcomb and Mrs Sweeney of Richmond HILL WARMINSTER Funeral services were held for Hill at his home near Massies Mill Friday morning with interment in the family cemetery The Rev A Francis pastor of the Presbyterian Church conducted the services Presbyterian Men To Hear Dr Gammon Dr Edgar Gammon president of Hampden-Sydney College will address the men of the Second Presbyterian Church at the dinner meeting at 6:30 Tuesday The local members of the board of trustees and others also will be gudsts of that organization In addition to the address by Dr Gammon there will be a musical program by the church choir IV to Meet The regular meeting of the West End Christian Temperance Union will be held at Boulevard Methodist Church at 10:30 A Tuesday Mrs Harry Gatewood and Mrs Bernice Hand-ley will be guest speakers and discuss plans for Temperance Education Week April 28 to May 4 JAMES JONES Funeral services for James Jones 81 who died Friday night at the home of his daughter Mrs Bernard Brittain 3520 Moody Avenue will be held at 4 Sunday at the Joseph Bliley Funeral Home Third and Marshall Streets Burial will be in Maury Cemetery Surviving are four daughters Mrs Brittain and Mrs Linwood Smith of Richmond Mrs Albert Stevenson of Buffalo and Mrs Robert Leake of Philadelphia two sons Charles and James Jones of Richmond 11 grandchildren and a great-grandchild JOSEPH A Al'GST Funeral services for Joseph Anthony Augst 19 who died Friday in Baltimore will be held at 2:30 Monday at the Northside Baptist Church Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery Surviving are his parents Joseph A Augst and Mrs Minnie Leber Augst a sister Miss Helen May Augst and a brother Mason Augst MISS DORIS A1GNEH Miss Doris Aigner 30 died Saturday at a local hospital Funeral services will be held at 2 Monday at the Joseph Bliley Funeral Home Third and Marshall Streets Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery Surviving are her parents Rudolph Aigner and Mrs Fosa Allen Aigner: two brothers and Aigner and a sister Miss Ellen Eigncr MRS A SLAYBAUGH Mrs Clara Louise Slaybaugh 60 wife of A Slaybaugh of 1513 Lakeside Avenue died Saturday Besides her husliand she is survived by one daughter Mrs Madge Brimmer and one son Dean Slayhaugh of Richmond Funeral arrangements will be announced later FLEMING GENTRY Funeral services for Fleming Gentry' 75 of 3431 Ellwood Avenue who died suddenly Friday will be held at 3:30 Sunday at the Bennett Funeral Home Burial will be in Riverview Cemetery Surviving are his wife Mrs Fannie Heslep Gentry: a daughter Mrs Preston Southards a sister Mrs Mary Howell and a brother Frank Gentry HORIZONTAL 1 Stronghold 59 Shows Indian concern timber tree 61 Hunting 8 Sense organ dog 11 Quarrel 62 Set of Male voice players 16 Australian 64 Engine bird Contend Pertaining toman 20 Cancel Irons 23 Style of type 25 Cuckoo Number Dress cloth Self Tie 33 One who dispatches Grafted Heraldry) 36 Dill 37 Scoff Paradise 40 Famous Italian family 41 Saltpeter 42 Negative 44 Short for Edward Foundation 46 Diminutive of Samuel 47 Fed by grazing 66 Barrier 68 International language 69 Torn piece of cloth 70 Disfigure 72 Sun 73 Convert into leather Conflict Jump 79 Exclamation 81 Present time 83 Apportions 85 Indian tribe of southern Peru Awakens 91 Raves 93 Abrogate 95 Lobsterlike arthropod 97 Promise solemnly 98 Hindered 99 Ever (eontr) Dance step 100 Advanced Diminish in years 57 Tree 102 Symbol for Seaman calcium Answer to The Rev Sanders Jr Closing Revival Today Revival Series Closes Tonight At Berryman Berryman Methodist Church of Woodland Heights tonight is closing a fortnight's evangelistic effort The preaching has been done by the Rev James Sanders Jr pastor of Byrd Park Methodist Church a native of Richmond who in Union Station Church The meetings have been well-attended and overflow congregations are forecast for the two services today Mr Sanders in the ministry seven years served Westhampton Methodist Church four years and now is in his third year at Byrd Park Berryman members testify to his effectiveness as a revivalist of high spiritual gifts The Rev Roscoe Jones is pastor of Berryman Church which has shown large accession of members in his three years' pastorate Budget Da- Set Budget Day will be observed today at the Lakeside Presbyterian Church and following a short worship service the congregation will convene for the purpose of considering adopting and raising the budget for the coming year which begins April 1 1941 The pastor the Rev Cosby 3d will speak briefly on the subject "1 Am The items of the budget will be presented by George Blancos chairman of the hoard of deacons assisted hy Griggs treasurer and Wilson financial secretary Dr Thompson to Speak Dr Ernest Thompson professor of church history at Union Theological Seminary will be the preacher at Boulevard Methodist Church tonight at 8 o'clock In addition to his classroom duties Dr Thompson is editor of the church paper "The Presbyterian of the He is also book review editor of the Seminary Study Week to Open Oakwood Avenue Baptist will begin a week of study in the department today with director Fred Garris in charge The pastor the Rev Roy Orrell will open the work with sermons bearing on the study course At the morning worship hour his topic will be "The Goodly and at the evening worship service he will speak on the subject Stolen Mission Group to Meet The regular monthly meeting of the missionary society of Leigh Street Baptist Church will be held Tuesday evening at 8 Mrs George Sadler will be guest speaker Wilma Weeks Circle will take charge All Women of the church are invited Andrews junior-adult Johnson Moss Jr senior-adult Mrs Thomson to Speak The First Church of Christ Scientist in Richmond will sponsor a lecture on Christian Science in its church on Thursday The title of the lecture will be Science Its Divine Origin and The speaker Mrs Elizabeth McArthur Thomson of St Louis Mo is a member of the board of lectureship of the mother church the First Church of Christ Scientist Boston Mass Pageant Scheduled A cottage prayer service and a pageant are being sponsored at 8 today by St Paul's Methodist Church preparatory to a series of revival services which will open on Sunday March 30 The Pageant Challenge of the will be presented under the direction of Helen Red-ford with the following young people in the cast: Mildred Tyler Mrs Audrey Southard Mrs Charles Wood Mrs Estelle Mc-Namee Mrs Audrey Yancey and Miss Redford Pastor to Begin Series The Rev Rush Loving pastor of the Hatcher Memorial Baptist Church at 8 today will begin a series of sermons on the general theme 'To Calvary and Beyond" His topics are as follows: today the Beginning of the March 30 17ie Unexpected Guest" April 6 Wayside and April 13 At the morning worship service today the Girl Scouts will observe their 29th anniversary The pastor's message will be on the subject: Your II COV CHARLESTON VA Cox Sr 86 former superintendent of an Iron Gate Va blast furnace died Friday night in a hospital after a brief illness lie is survived by live sons including I ('ox of Iron Gate and one daughter MRS ADELIA lEE FREDERICKSBURG Funeral services were held Saturday for Mrs Adella lav 12 daughter of Winfield and Nannie Bell Morgan of King (ovrge County who died in Mary Washington Hospital here Thursday Five children six sisters and four brothers survive RICHARD II GRAY The liody of Richard Gray 41 member of a Winchester family who died Thursday in Washington whore he was employed as an auditor hy a construction contractor at Fort Belvoir was burk'd Saturday In Mount Hebron Cemetery services having been conducted hy the Rev Cai 1 A Honeycutt pastor of Grace Lutheran Chureh He was a son of the late Colonel and Mrs Robert Gray Surviving are three brothers Rolierl Gray London England Allen Gray this city and Carlin Gray Washington and three sisters Mrs Harry Stouffer Alexandria and Mrs Wyatt Richard and Miss Louise Gray Winchester VERTICAL 41 Cramped 43 Vehicle Hinder Cicatrix Strike gently 48 Peer mother 40 Cleanse the hair 60 Roman Cupid 51 Equality 53 Exclamation 54 Attack by military aircraft Body of water Unit of work Hue 60 Satisfies 63 Parent 65 Measure of weight 67 Small rug 71 Grated 74 Existed To grow together 77 Possesses 78 Grampus 80 Offspring 82 Moves to and fro 83 European sea-gull Rigid hair Direction (abbr) Sum up 89 Pertaining to urea 90 Therefore 92 Deity 94 Undermines Patriotie Barricades 101 Pertaining to Christians 102 Charges Soaks Pertaining to an area Whips Part of a circle Musical note 109 By means of 111 Mission 112 Manipulate 113 Observes Huge man Textila fabric 117 Postpone Swift Malaysian vessel Discharge Scoin A form usually of wood River In Chile Born Section Dr Carroll to Conduct Conference at Pace Church Dr Carroll superintendent of the Richmond District of the Methodist Church will conduct the second quarterly conference at Pace Memorial Methodist Church Thursday evening Members of the conference will meet at the church at 6:30 at which time supper will be served The entire congregation of the church is invited to be present The Rev Joe Wright director of the social work at Trinity Institutional Church will show moving pictures of the social work being done by the Methodists in Richmond Among other business to come before the conference will be the election of delegates to the district conference Guild Names Officers The following officers have been installed at the Business Woman's Guild of St Giles: President Mrs Walter Staude vice-president A Marie Low treasurer Margaret Stephenson corresponding secretary Winifred Schenck recording ecretary Virginia Mae Holt Committee chairmen appointed are as follows: airs John Slaven programs aiarie Grubbs ways and means and Blanche Everett social chairman Social Is Planned The First Baptist Sunday School in- Dr Pearson Returns Dr Pearson pastor of Barton Heights Methodist Church has returned from Roanoke where he assisted Dr Mitchell of West End Methodist Church in several meetings "The Beauty and the Power of will be the topic of the message at the morning service The young people's -choir will sing two special selections "Be by Smith termediate Thornton Hill senior Wirtz airs Hill young people will hold its annual spring social from 7:30 to 9:30 Friday Each department from the primary through the senior-adult will have a planned program This is an occasion when the entire family can come to the church for an evening of fun and fellowship The departmental superintendents are Minnie Cogbill primary Alary Hunter junior Rosalie Dixon.