Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10
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.c,sen,h annual meeting of the
ne ne. Csristisn Missionary Society con-
WIZ, y, eeventh-Street Christian church
v.a'o .s"v morning at 10 O'clock.
ye,i'f'''s, an was opened bv Judge Gooch,
TIE mes, ana the convention sang TO
vesia,nS Rev. II. v. 0mer read a
,se WI WI lesson, aud Judge Gooch made
sfr'D .'n,iste opening address. The en-
81 'p,v'' Of delegates showed ssxty-six
foae.' .o,oserting forty-seven churches,
p-esent 20 expected. Committees were
81 more .'a1',ed on credentisis. resolutions.
,hta apii c,cans. nominations, obituaries,
tis 80. ,~,n,s. time and place OF next
rSsoh srnaay school and coiportage.
att '' ..,,c, and seminary. -, !,
rnp isu,, If the Evangeiizine Board
he ~ efore the convention. 1t showed
Vs. res' 80 - y. SO. so through missionary
Re reo,ipp3 sqsIal4, including call loan.
itaaS llr.,scnfnts amounted to $9,67s.40
~ 9i'..U-'s,s 10 SS.5ii.67. The liabilities
81 ias ss Sse b. There have been sent out
;eaca ,cor from the Office OF the so
6srins ~, ,I Io,,ers. 5,227 circulars, and 205
ceV | ~ ,e"orts. while l,bl4 letters have
bs.a eCC,nEen,ion adjourned at i:l5 for
dpasr. .rTrnxoos srssIox.
.ncrnoon session the report Of
70 VS. ..,rtsge Committee was made by
- .',,r, an. VI. G. Garrison. and adopted.
p e, ''.'.,g'rr gentlemen. ali of whom are
zoe r..,,.e. were appointed as the sun
i''a - BOARD: II. G. Garrison, X. III.
llf-' - MNQd0we
Ata' ..'' ,.r,-li'ial Of the report on nomi-
III, mas discussed and the report sent
o. ..o COMMITTEES. The report OF the
- '.-. committee was made by Colonel
=! -. p. Il the Committees on Obitu-
) V..,sters' Relief, and Temperance
" i.,1bo head Of unfinished business,
i..-, ~ ID. A. Brindle. one of the vol
=. ,.rrelists, was read and accepted,
t-' 49,, N Evangelist King (colored),
L. r.s admitted. was ordered TO be
-. am the minutes OF the conyen-
.,..,,r q Rev. A. r. Moore all visit
..,r-sn from Disciples churches and
.,., nominations were invited 70
mate IN the proceedings OF the
r. Moore, the chairman. was
,- ,pnoint a committee of five 10
~. o,'t the Board OF Directors OF the
.,,-v Weekly Company to GET the
800 .be PAPER properly before the
sa-,,.,.n he selected the following
-..,-so. c. W. 1hrockmorton, L. w.
I..iE A. Abbott. II. 4. McWane. and
~. mort Of the Committee on Nomi-
80. which was submitted, was
| The committee was composed
-. Glowing gentlemen: Jabez Hall,
~E p.g3. j. d. Hamaker, B. A. Abbott,
~ Bsgby. Charles McWane. and ID. 5.
TvENISG SERVICE.
o.. evening service was opened with
-. .rsinr Of " Praise God. from Whom
,liis.rrrs Flow" After the reading OF
s.-.,.,-re h, Rev. +. Bagby and singing by
..,-r. the convention was addressed by
II Iclsne. the foreign missionary,
ri5ve, i. 200 was pledged.
Il. rorrlpc session TO-DAY will be chiefly
s.r-,s3 10 hys-mlnute talks on the ques-
~ "Isit Necessary TO Have State Pa
- s5. How and When Shall 1t Be
t..,...tels" /. A. Cutler, y. A. Abbott,
IN Vaqlook, W. j. Shelburne, j. A.
s,.-c.- Colonel Z. E, stickley, and Col
cs j. &. Cary.
THE c. ". B. NJ.
Inc morning session of the Christian
-,-'s Board Of Missions was held at 10
,,s yesterday in the First English
i-,..rs1 church, Mrs. Persis l.. Christian
r.gtrr. After the devotional exercises
y. b. Il. Duke. president OF the seventh
So AUXILIARY. made the address of well
49, Mrs. A. VI. Chamberlain. of New
~ News. responding. Reports from the
&s..,t au1llarlos IN the State were read
Li..-gs,es. A letter from Miss Bessie
I,-s-. who Is studying at Bethany pre-
,,g9ry 10 becoming missionary, was
,sL Fervent prayers were offered,
dang with q petition by Mrs. Christian.
". 4 n. Chamberlain contributed an
e45o1 "Our Mission"
nsaiterno0n session opened at T.. M.
vtsng and scripture. Prayer was Of
,rsi br Mrs. Wider. Mrs. A. NJ. Cham
wan. oi Newport News, chairman OF
t.Tsys aad Means Committee, presented
ig.ss q resolutions. These gave rise to
90. discussion. during which Mrs.
c.ran made fine address. The reso-
.r3,, were adopted with several amend
Bats MS. Christian added few words
counsel. Miss Lula Phillips read pa
Hos "t nconscious Influence" There
~ duet by two members of the Mission
*. AID the meeting was closed with
rs7s- lr Mrs. Il II. Duke.