Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-11
III. Veterans Take Action.
SERVICES AT THE FIRST CHURCH.
Mr. white 60 Assist Dr. Cooper-Visit o.
Miss SybI Carter-Other Notes

Rev. j. /. White, pastor of the First Bap-
tist church az Durham, y. c., begins tomorrow
With the First Baptist church. and the pastor
Dr. Cooper special seryicrs which viii continue
Tor several nights. NJ. White f. a graduate OF
Wakc-Forest Co'leg , has had pastoral charge oi
some OF the strongest churches In his own stare
Is a strong, brave, and tender preacher, ana hhs
been very successful IN auch work as he comes
here for. Hisviat viii greatly interest the people
~ the church well as OF all the churches oi
the city.
MISS sYBn CARTER.
], is published in the Southern Cburchmdn ana
was announced at the missionary meeting In ~;
James last Monday night that the Episcopal
churches IN Our city would soon have visit from
tho interesting lady whose name heads TINS
paragraph. Mise SybH Carter was here some
flve or ak years ago and greatly impressed our
people. She has dono q wonderful work as or
Cauizor and counsellor In various mission telos'
Lately sho has returned from China ana Japan
she viii meet Sunday-school workers ana emit
dren at Grace chnrch az . 7. ". next Monday
ASP. VI. the same day she will meet all who
can attend IN 81. Marx and next day at IL ~
M. or l. NJ. in -. Pauis.
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
The quarterly meeting Of the Baptist sunday
School Association Of Richmond and Manchester
will be- held with the First church tomorrow al.
ternoon at 4.ocioCk. Professor X. h. Gaines, OF
Richmond College, viii deliver an address and
there will be other interesting exercises.
ST. MARKS vEsTRY.
Tho vcstry Of 81. Marks church at its organi-
zatlan reelected the Old officers: William Ellis
Jones, senior warden; ;. G. Fairbanks JUNIOR
warden; &. W. Tyler, register, and +. ID. Beye-
ridge, treasurer. -
Messrs. John W. Boyeridge and J. L. Williams
were elected delegates to tho council that meets
in Grace church, Petersburg, next month and
Messrs. Jones and Fairbanks were elected alter
mates.
DIR. NEWTON IN LYNCHBCRG.
Tho Lvnchburc drance says: Rov. J. p. New
ton, u. D., Of Richmond, opened the mission ser
vices NJ ~. Pauls Episcopal church last night,
on which occasion he delivered a splendid SER
mon, addressed particularly TO the members OF
the brotherhood Of ~. Andrew. At IL o'clock
this morning he preached another powerful SER
mon 20 a large congregation.
Y.M. c. 4. SERVICES.
4 special meeting for young mon will be held
In the hall or library of the Young Mems Christian
Association Oh Sunday at 4 O'Clock, sharp. Inc
services will be exceedingly interesting and
programme has been arranged in which the
following persons will take part: X Z. ClementS,
vocalist; male quarteite N. l. Wills, pianist I;
+. 4. Young, organi@t; :. 8 Carter, yiolinlst; ;
&. b. Sydnor. Ieeder: and others.
A Bible class followed by a tea In the board
room will be held at j:1j o'clock. Subject "a
Lesson in Fishing ", LII. Tea from
q 20 $3.50.
IRrEF CHURCH NOTES.
Rev j. F. Hlison ID conductinga successful re-
vivai NJ Fulton Baptist church.
Rev. ! O. Kirk, a Howards-GrOvo Baptist
church, has brought his family 70 Richmond.
The meeting AZ West View Bapt-t church re-
suited IN some thirty baptisms, and others VIII
follow.
The monthly meeting Of the Methodist Sunday
School Society will be held ~ Lnurclstrcet church
tomorrow afternoon at 3:3O o'clock.
T5l,ev. j. Wiley BiedsOe, who has been absent
from the city for the past ten days, will rcturn
today lie win occupy his pulpit at Park-Place
church tomorrow, both In the morning and az
night.