First Baptist Church notes and local events in Danville
Miss Maud Miller recovers from illness and five candidates baptized at First Church. Pastor Thames returns from Louisville on December 2. Morotock Chapel meetings under B Y P U. Various parish notices include illnesses, visits, financial appeals for a new organ, and a Chrysanthemum Tea fundraiser that netted 21.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Miller
Mary Averett
H. R. Miller
Morotock Chapel
T. H. Averett
la Grippe
Miller
E. R. Waddill
First Baptist Church
Thames
the Baptist Church
R. P. Boatwright
Buckingham County
Brother Boatwright
Cincinnati
Richmond and Danville Rr Condensed Schedule 1893
Receivers Samuel Spencer F W Huldekoper and Reuben Foster publish condensed schedule effective November 19 1893 detailing line connections and service options for the Richmond and Danville railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Spencer
F. W. Huldekoper
Reuben Foster
Vast global wealth size cited in era notes
The text records figures and anecdotes including world wealth at 80.05 billion dollars, Miss Katie Averett as a music teacher candidate, Edwin Booth’s quoted remark via Joe Jefferson, a three year old New York girl’s habit of eating rags, Richmond death of Mrs. Violet Pace Jackson, and college football gate receipts of Yale and Harvard Princeton games with portions allocated to Yale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie W. Averett
S. W. Averett
Judson College
Ala
Richmond Female Institute
Edwin Booth
Joe Jefferson
New York
Harvard
Springfield
Ohio
Princeton
Yale
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Willie Stovall
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Mass
Douglass
P. P. Boatwright
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H. W. Snellings
Snellings & Sparrow
Norfolk
Hall
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John Boatwright
W. P. Averett
K. F. Acree
Lizzie Wood
Myrtilla
Myrtila C. Crute
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Brother Gill
Matthew
Rev. C. Tyree
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J. A. Mundy
Greenville
S. C
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Rockingham County
N. C
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Jas. McDonald
Richmond
Christian Endeavor
England
Virginia Penitentiary
Frank Stringfellow
Martinsville
Nelson County
C. F. Deems
Church of the Strangers
New York City
J. B. Taylor
Cornelius Tyree
Yonkers Statesman
Russia
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J. I’. Clark
J. R. Moffett
Tat Union
Jno. C. Faville
Jno. W. Rosser
Virginia Midland Railroad
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Richmond and
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Keysville
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Ke Aville
Violet Pace Jackson
Main St
Rathvon & CO
Main Street
SPAR
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J. B. Fie
Rockingham
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N. Cy
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Pittsylvania
Wright
N. Morton
Malltax Va
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Talbott
Hanville
Vay
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Deacon) Jones
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J. D. Crews
R. W. Guerrant
New FE
Crews & Guerrant
Howe Scales
Tron King
Farmer Girl
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Chieftain
T. L. Sydnor
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Jesus
Sunlight
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American Baptist Publication Society
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Boston
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ST. Louis
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Chicago
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Lee
W.H
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