The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-28
HAPPENINGS ON SUNDAY.
ws FROM THE CITY CHURCHES.
tam. of Interest to tho Various Denomi-
nations in Richmond-sacreo Bur
vices In the ssnctuaries'

Rev D. F. Sprigg. rector OF Moore-Meino'
- .h,,-oh and editor of the Southern
Churchman. preached on Sunday afternoon
=, ,bo Fnisconal Mission on west Main street
Mr. John II. Griffith, Jr., student at tne
Theological Seminary at MeXandria, cA''eu
at the rooms Of tho Episcopal ministers ~
the sbafer building yesterday. Mr. 1riiltn
will take charge Of Christ church during the
absenceo of Rev. Mr. Preston Nash WHO VIII
sail for Europe about July 18th.
Rav Martin /. Johnston. of Powhaten,
elso visited bis Episcopal brothers OF 'niS 0''J
Rev ". J. Morton. the new assistant OF
Rev Jobn x Mason. who has recently Deeu
called by the congregation Will tahe cnHi 30
of his new position about the emu Vi 'N''
THE BAFTIsTs.
DR. w. W. Iandrum at the Second Baptlst,
church Sunday morning Delivered lalen s.s.
sermon. large congregation was pie.o;;
and tho Lords Supper was Hdmihls1efe9
during which DR.. Iandrum bade ms MOCK
eood-bve The right hand Of fellowship was
extended 10 one. 49,, p...;..
The beloved pastor OF the Second baptist
church leaves this week for New } ork ana on
the I'd If July will sail on the Anchor Tine
steamer City OF Rome for Europe, where ne
Pitt will supply his pulpit during the SUNDAY
mornings OF July and August. g.,
Rev. Nh Ciopton will leave shortly tor ms
new field Of labor at Admission. Ala. de VIII
enter his new duties on August lst.,
At the East-End Baptist church sunday
seven were received.
Rev J. b. HutsOn, pastor OF Pine-street
Baptist church. has been granted TWO
months leave Of absence by his congregation.
Rev. Mr.. Cutler, of Marshall-street Chris
tian church. preached his farewell sermon on
Sunday morning. ,,.,
Mr. A. r. Moore. editor of the Missionary,
the organ of the Christian Church. has been
CONDUCTING very successful meeting IN Mem
phis during the past three weeks. de VIII re-
turn TO Richmond on Friday.
THE MErHoDIsTs.
Rev. George II. Ray held the usual morn
ing service at Union Station Sunday. Inc
subject of the mornings discourse was Sell
Denial" Though the house was hlled no
inconvenience was felt from the state OF the
Rev. DIR. Paul Whitehead filed DR.. Rays
pulpit for him in the evening Theme Oh the
evening sermon. DUTY of Christian"
The meeting Of the directors of the Metho-
dist Sunday School Society was we'll attended
Sunday and much interest was manifested IN
future work. aud during the summer and ran
good results may be expected.
Broad street church was well attended at
both services Sunday. and though the weather
was warm. the pastor, DR.. Tudor, preached able
sermons on both occasions 1.-THE officers OF the
church would have the lights arranged 30 that
they could be lowered during the preaching
il would add greatly 10 the comfort OF the au-
dience as we'll as reduce their gas bulls. his
could be done aud greatly enhance the attend
ance. as the large chandelier sends forth
vast amount Of heat as well as light.
2 ITfghlqud Park a MatlOdlst society was
formed by Rev Dr. Sledd and good promise
at an early day OF q church; also a flourish
Ing Sunday school WAS started. The cOngre-
cation have secured the services Of Mr.
Latham from Randolph Macon College, for
the present The outlook in this section
promises well for a church.
cHMDREN's DAY AT coRINTH.
Notwithstanding the heat and other church
services in the nelghbOThOOd a large number
of the Sunday school and friends of Corinth
Methodist church. near Fair Oaks assembled
at the church last Sunday 10 celebrate Chill
drens day." At IL o'clock A. n. Rev. o. =.
Norman. the pastor, delivered an excellent
address full Of useful instruction 10 adults as
well as children. After the morning services
an intermissiop was taken for dinner. which
was served in abundance and heartily en-
joyed.
The evening exercises consisted Of singing,
recitations. &C., participated IN by Misses
Bessie White. Addie Higgins. Stella Carter.
Ella Riggs Florence White. May Iiller. Lid
die Watson. Beulah Tiller and Masters Frank
Watson. Tommie Davis, Robert Carter, Ar
thur Wakefield and others. The singing by
the school. especially the duet by Misses
Ella and Addie Higgins as we'll as the entire
programme. was very much enjoyed and re-
Elected credit upon the officers and teachers
Of the school.