The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-19

were Of pleasing and instructive character
and reflected credit not only upon tnose
who participated, but upon the committee III
charge Mr. Il. +. Minor. the superintendent,
gave short report OF the sch0H, anu VI.
Tudor made short address. then singing
and recitations by the children Of the school
N was a beautiful sight 30 see the little girls
robed in white with handsome flowers IN
their hands. as they went on the PLATFORM ana
took part The pulpit and platform were well
filed with plants and flowers arranged III III
attractive and artistic manner The school
of this church is noted for It's success IN their
celebrations. and has borne the palm for
sin0ino and rotations Mr.. Galpin led
them YESTERDAY and aided by his own voice
in solo parts.
DR.. Tudor in the evening preached to q
LARGE congregation. composed largely OF
sfranoers and such spiritual feeling seemed
To prevail that an atter-meetlng was heid aitei
regular service.
Memorial Service.
The students who accompanied the body Of
T. r. Winfrey 10 his fathers home, IN Buck
iuoham county, held a memorial service at
Sharon Baptist church Sunday morning. as
sisted bv Rev. J.. r. Thornhill OF Manchester
the former pastor Of the deceased Inc scrip
lures were read by Mr.. D. T. HiSson OF Ten
nessee. m
After PRAYER by Rev. G. n. Hall of Buck
inoham Rev. W. B. Loving. Of Abemarle. a
member o. the same church, and also the
room-mate of +. Is. Minfrey, delivered very
touching address, referring TO the lie Of ms
communion suent at co. lege. his firm and
res lutte determination TO become worthy
member OF his chosen. rofesslon. He sal D..
+ Of no broken column mark his last resting
nlore but let a complete shaft point it out. for
h he was a compete one.
Mr.. Loving was followed by an address
from Mr.. NJ y. Hoover. Of Bath county who
4 T. int .. IL. rr.1f IN f.rf
pairing himself for his Masters work his fear
less stand for right whenever a question of
right and wrong arose, whatever such stand
might cost him.
lie was followed by Mr. John 5. Ryland. Of
Lunenburg county, who spoke OF his relations
with the deceased, both at Homestead
Academy and Richmond College. He sad
that he had never met truer Christian or
more trusted friend. He also spoke OF Mr.;
Winfrey's readiness to help the distressed and
s0rrowing ones.
Alter Mr. Ryland's address Rev. J.. r.
Thornhill delivered a very pathetic address:
He spoke of Mr. Wnfreys life as dutitul
son, as a true and devout Christian. and as
true and earnest lab0rer IN the Masters king
dom. He said that the brother had departed.
but his work would live after him Nessrs:
j. T.. Hix~on. W G. Blair. J. :. Ryland and
NJ. j. Hoover. who accompanied the remains.
returned 20 college on the early tram Mon
day.
Church Notes.
Rev. w. w. Landrum, who has been absent
for the past ten days in Shreveport his hrst
charge. conducting a revival meeting, VIII
probably return home this week. HIS efforts
have been very successful and many CONVEX
sions have been made.
The Fourth Presbyterian church is receiv-
ing coat Of paint, which adds greatly TO the
appearance of that edifce.
PoutIfical High Mass was celebrated at the
Cathedral yesterday by Bishop Van de Vyyer
At the end of the mass the Bishop gave the
Papal4b blessing.
Rev. George H. Ray preached at the Union
Station Methodist church Sunday morning
on the "Pentecost,n and in the evening.
son of the pastor preached on Glory In the
Cross"