The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-20
DR.. KERR WILL NOT GO.
vHDrcIDED TO REMAINHERE
81. can from the Church at Albany was
,.oo,tcd- other Items Of News
Gathered from tho Churches

..,,r,or ehuroh Inst night Dr. kelI
ti'''' a.. .f.o~ nrave-ful
announced 10 tue" '"'' -. call
consideration OF tho recent ha''eHhS va
,..l..s roceive5 from the Reformed ohurch
"' .'' h,l,,5 aoci5e3 10 remain
ln Albany Ne H. N0 -oco,ved
with them. lbs oeclslou ""' -.
..t. ..,.,. ,o,- IA, the session and VIA Ue
vac" ...,fo,ior IN bis entire
source OK 'oeIt .'..,,,.,,r.fv no large.
courreEaHon hu" a.. - nastor of the
i,ef. %. Ot'F'n 49, moving returned
Church OF me VN,-"' '.tfo1 bis pulpit on
from he snort ''cAy' r-Ir His sormons
SUNDAY morning and n'A-' ere greatly en-
were very pi",'.,' ,,.l attentive con@rega-
lo'e' ~ .,'' 80.
ton Isl 0Qtn s t'...or of thc sunday school
Nf. l' ". gU....,t,rin church, led the
of imlHa."' .unr Mems Christian
boys nir,'. ,e-teflst afternoon
Ass'ci'.''" topopu pastor or the
Row. 1r az, '..sr,sn church. preached
Gr.e.s. ''e- NJ. morning and evening on
500 ta c.- greeted on each occasisn
l.,,e congregations. Al the evening
fcrr. bis sermon '... was bs snbieet being
Ieat ana "t r.-.-r,e,c.1 -
The fi"E"' ~
wIH THF cHUEcHMEN
I'D, rri.eoual clergy held their regular
,..te-3gv AZ the rooms in Shafer's
Il F0utlne business and informal
49,. to.otger took up the time. The
r.+ Preston G. Nash was warmly well
conc. 1.o rer J9bn b Newton. of the Monu-
-.-.tsI .f.1-ch. Goes to Charlottesville We'd
,..s... ~ lake part IN a service 70 be held
ft.-. in memoram of Rev J. S. Hanokel.
.. nm ana Jackson. OF Alabama. there
SOL. .aar.mhor of clergymen present.
.-.irr and evening PRAYER at Christ
sunday the Rev. Preston Nash was
rel.
o'clock that day he read the burial
...r.e 90 the funeral OF Miss M0llie Tucker
O'clock r. N. Mr.. Nash took part in
p. service at tho Chapel OF the Redomer on
...r..a Hf1 wbcre Rev. Mr. Stewart re-
...r.s "a testimonial of affection from the
,,rr-eostion.
lie ~uudav-school of Ali-Saints' church
.pene7 Its doors sunday morning for its
fe.I and Tlnter work.
..,,....--,--e
mn iN' -''4
Rev. s. IT, Dickinson. OF this city. as
e-.to1 in the dedication of the Beantley-
Memorial church ia Baltimore. of which
fhe kew II. 81 Wharton. d. D.. is the
weI-ku wu pastor. ON Sunday.
De Mas W eTiieI o} ~
- h'A7'" ''-''"- ~ A'I'- a. - y, ~
ue ol.Ilcu was ouit' .a' se'y 'ui O"E u tIo
eA'I.s "- i't'' III w N1i'oN' WIZ 80 His''S
I'r .-'' ",r'' % Dali ,,-ooobad o. u,o C,ov
"'''' 49, 80 N $500. -
e.I.tt ha i~'. c-"! cn '"'co "a 'uuuH''
r..-.-- -a' UetA zone 'oW~l"s ES'',uS
l.-..i since i-0 1'e'' i)I- baS"y ueC4AnoU
,.e N.-.
l-9 lteF w. j. hines 'hiAed ABOUT
H." t2 heap plaques rom you your houses
hl gro mr-t l7" "N .le1 cn''.n SUNDAY
--.. i1e,' WAS Do.l-i-S aeD'"' -Ol@' ~ ~,
%. t''il "-7-.--7e ',.i'n- -'9 t0ot-99 IN"
I' Peep ut-uts oul OF nAPpy u'.s-oiuS'
al1 was istcued to with interest anu alien
u.u.
The Rev. j. @. kirB. OF Howards Grove
church preached at Highland Springs be-
sides lbs own seryices SUNDAY. Two new
members were received. Next sunday be-
guns "a revival az HoWard's Grove church,
and the Iast0r VIII have Rev. II. J.. GARY,
OF hln- William. 10 help him.
Rev. Ir. hiden preached 70 arge congre-
cations at Gr0ye-avenue Baptist church on
Sunday One member was received on pro-
fess.ou of faith and the right hand OF TEL
. "-uip ~a7 Si',N ~ --I',,,.,I d., IN
h1ln2 twelve new ones Teeelvea by, oy DI'
.''ooD s'l'oo "o 'oSa' HIS P"''o' "'o 'N0'0'
IHE MErhoplsi,.
There vasa large meeting of the MethO-
dist SunlnV-Scho0l mon of tichm0nd on
Sunday afternoon 40 Barton Heights. where
..are has lately teen formed school which
is GOING ahead with Gathering progress.
After theusual exercises Of singing and
prayer au address was made 10y the presi-
dent Of the union. MI b. E Richardson.
Die ugiatl.ated the new school on the m
crease Cd. It's membership. and told them
that theirs made the best representation IA
tho union for the month lust ended.
The Rev. W. \. Tudor, ID. d.. of Broad
rtIeet church. delivered o special address
looking 10 the organization of church at
Barton Heights There has already been
made list ii very large number OF per-
sons desiring % form one there
After the meeting church society was
organized and the heN. samuel G. Hatcher
Gle ted temporary pastor and q. T.. br1lug
local steward. A church Will soon be
erected. A pleasing feature OF tie pro
grsmme was "a sweetly rendered solo, He
leadetn Aie, by Mrs. George T. Sangsier.
s large congregation at tic Broad-street
church listened ou SUNDAY hofhlnS 70 an
.,+ 49,, II5l,rev,. cbenter
W. t ''1 'y.,rs ...'
A. tIeu .obf service the Rev. Paul White
beof Tie nrssidino elder of this district.
rreachei from the First Epstle of ST.
P4ier iv en- ,oter lgth verse. A number Of
stfsugers were present.
Rer. George II. Ray preached at Union
Station in the morniug and his son at night.
Zine CONGREGATIONS az both services were
large and auurecutiye. Mr.. Ray received
six persons into church fellowship.
Rev f. II. Rawhuss pastor f Clay-street
Nre,i.naisf fni..oii church preached 1T
III n sunday from tine ninth chapter of
Jeremiah. .tweutc-third and twenty fourth