The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30

TIE 7. n. c. 4. ENCaGPWE6T
4 Large Number of Young Men to Meet
Next Week in Hampton.

Z Large NhHtDtT o. 1CuHb MON - %"A'N-
Next Weak in Hampton.
During me next week Association men
from all parts of Virginia will meet at Hamp-
ton. Va to attend the second annual er-
camprlcnt Of the Young Mems CHRISTIAN
Association 10 be held at this seaside resort
This encampment IS held FOR the purpose Of
developing tue Association workers of inc
State for more efficient service, TINT thoy may
study and become more familiar with the
Bible and that at the same time they may
enjoy season Of healthy recreation.
Much care has been given to the prepare
ton of the programme this year ana the
meeting gives promise OF beng grand suc-
cess Secretaries. directors, committeeman
and physical directors should not fan TO take
advantage of the unusual opportunities thus
Afforded them.
One hour in the morning. from to
O'Clock. will be devoted 20 Bible study. Mr.
! j. " Dean the State evangelist OF New
| Ork, will have charge OF this study. Dir.
Dean Ii a Bible student who ranks very hlgh
and is very highly recommended by all VINO
! have heard him. A normal class for training
! Young men TO become lenders Of Bible
| training classes will be held from 9to 10 A. NJ.
| The conduct of this class will be IN the hands
of IN experienced Bible teacher.
The encsmpment will begin Tuesday, July
! 7th, and close Sunday. July 18th.
4 course OF ten addresses will be delivered
| during the encampmeDt as follows
Tuesday evening July It'll Address Of
/ welcome, Colonel Thomas I9bb Hampton
Response, CAPTAIN T. c. Morton, Staunton.
The Supreme Aim Of the Young Mems
| Christian Association" by II. T. Llmmer-
mann. State secretary of Maryland and West
! rginia.
Wednesday evening. July sth: The Scrip
! tlual Idea of Manhood" by Rev. j. \. Far,
| ID. D., of Richmond.
Thursday evening, July 9Th: Hands and
| Wings" by Rev. w. L. Evans, ID. D., of Nor
! folk
Friday evening. July 10th. Reasons Why
| Young Men Should Enter the Association
/ Work for Life" 10y f. L. Dadmun, assistant
1 State secretary
Monday evening. July 18th: The Student
Missionary Uprising by Mr. John q. Scott,
! University Of Virginia.
Tuesday evening, July i4th: The Value OF
! Young Manhood to the Church." by Rev. 5.
! X. Cox. u. D.. HarrisOnburg.
Wednesday evening, July 18th: The Col
/ lege Young Mems Christian Association" by
Rev. Il. j. McBryde, D. d., exington.
Thursday evening, July 10th; 'HOw May
We Exert a Greater Spiritual Influence Over
Young Mem" by Rev D. t. Martin Crewe.
Friday evening, July 18th: Moonlight e1-
cursiOn e. the Capes.
SATURDAY evening, July 18th The Word
| Of God It's Place and Use in Our Associg-
ton "by Rev.L.B. johnson, Of HarIisonburg
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servation meetings; +. NJ. meetings Of men
and for boys p. NJ. platform meetings
All the attractions OF last year IN the shape
/ of bathing fishing boating that were 50
much enjoyed, will be even more fully pro-
yided this year Through the kindness Of
some friends Of the work II IS expected that a
tine, large schooner accommodating about
one hundred. Will DO placed at the disposal of
the encampment, and daily sailing parties
may be expected without any expense 10 the
participants.
Board has been secured 10 the members the
of Associations at the very reasonable rate of 81
per day, while sleeping accommodations will
be provided by the Hampton Association for
al the young men who go.
The Chesapeake and Ohio road offers a one
fare rate 10 Hampton from the following
points on their line. Tickets 10 be sold July
9Th 10 10th, good to return until July 2lst:
COvington, Va, ESQ Clifton Forge, e. 9O
Mlllboro. 57C0: Goshen, s745: stanton
$500; Waynesboro and Basic City, S6.25
Orange, 55.05; Virginia Midland Junction and
Charlottesville. S5.45; Gordonsville 4475;
Boutwell,, 81 .45 Richmond 80 80: Williams
burg, sl.35; Lexington. Va. IS. 20; Buchanan,
1870; Buena Vista, S7.S5; and Scottsyille.
1915.
The rates from Culpeper. Warrenton and
Rapidan will be at the rate Of one fare for q
round trip.
The Richmond. fredericksburg and Poto-
mas railroad offers the following rates To Rich
mOnd with the same limits for sale of tickets
a. offered by the Chesapeake and Ohio rail
road: From Quantco, s3.4O: Fredericksburg.
&. to- Boutwell,. 81 10. Ashland. co cents
Delegates should ask their local agents for
these tickets, stating that they are going 10
Hampton.
Rev. J. B. Lauren., Of Ashland, is in Rich
..nt- H.