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ACCOMAC COURT HOUSE, VA.
Saturday, May 13,1905.
JOHN W. EDMONDS. Editor and Owner. ?.
LOCAL NEWS.
Board of Supervisors moot Wednes?
day, May 24th.
Mrs. Jas. P. Daugherty and daugh?
ter,of Portsmouth, aro visiting rela?
tives and friends at Accomac C. H.
Capt. I. T. Johnson, after an absence
of several months in Washington, re?
turned to his home at Accomac C. H.
this week."
A revival meeting is in progress at
Cape Charles Baptist Church. The
pastor is being assisted by Kev. John
K. Cootie, of Aeeomae.
All members of Locustville Council,
No. 45, Jr. O. U. A. M., are earnestly
requested to meet at their hall on
Monday night, Ma\ l">th.
Rev. W. J. Twilley will preach in
Kent Hall, Parksley, Tuesday, May
Htth, at B o'clock p. m. You are cor?
dially invited to attend.
Eight professions of faith are report?
ed at a meeting at Hallwood Baptist
Church, conducted by the pastor and
Rev. M. A. Adams, ol Eastville.
Rev. W. F. Sanford, former pastor
of Zion Baptist Church, has accepted
a call to Culpepper county and will
begin his work on his new field early
in June.
Charles Bevans, colored, fell dead
in his buggy this week while on his
way from Keller to Pungoteague to
consult a physician in regard to heait
trouble.
Rev. John W. Hundley will preach
at Drummondtown Baptist Church,
to-morrow, 14th, ll a. m., and at Hol?
lies in the afternoon of same day at
3 o'clock.
The next session of the Baptist
Sunday School Convention ol the
Accomac Association will be held with
the Cheriton Baptist Church, Tuesday
and Wednesday, June 8th and 7th.
Mrs. Mamie Robins Kiville, nee
Feddeman, daughter of tho late Ceo.
