The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-06
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Interesting Sermons Preached
at the Various Churches.

The extremely warm weather last
Sunday did not materially detract from
the large attendances usual at the
various churches In the city and they
were all comfortably filled.
The Rev. w. c Campbell preached
at Woodside Presbyterian Church at
$40 p. m. and was assisted by Rev. r.
G. Anderson. The first communion ser.
vice was held and the elder, J. II. Ehr.
man, was assisted by Mr.. T. 5. Van
horn, Of the First Church. The hours
OF service have been changed to 8 and 4
p. IN.
Calvary Baptist-The pastor, Rev. R.
R. AGREE, preached morning and even.
ing. At IL the discourse was from
Isaiah, SO: The Rejected Christ, the
Suffering Christ and the Victorious
Christ" The subject in the evening
was 1.-THE Influence Of the Imagination, :"
Rev DR.. AGREE preached ct the mission
in the West End in the afternoon and
there were three conversions.
Fourth Avenue Christian Church
Rev. ii. G. Garrison preached in the
morning on "Womans Work" Al
night he delivered very fine discourse
on The Things We Complain About"
Text' AL these things are against me-"
AhAOsAOQASI SuuECu-lu the
morning the sacramental service was
celebrated and at night the pastor
preached on the subject of "Deathbed
Repentance.
Greene Memorial Church-The pulpit
was filled In the morning by Rev. DR..
Hutchinson, of Salem, and at night the
pastor, Rev. w. F. Hammer, preached
from the text found in Romans, 1873.
owe no man anything, but love one
another" DR.. Hammer preached in the
morning at Randolph Macon Academy
at Bedford.
st. James Church-The morning SER
vice was we'll attended and the pastor,
Rev. &. 7. d. Collins preached. One
church and there were fifteen additions
to the Sunday-school. The text for the
sermon in the evening was Psalms, l7:15.
Brethren's Tabernaole-Rev. d. c.
Moomaw, the pastor, preached in the
morning on the Ten Plaques" to a
large congregation. In the evening he
preached at the church in Roanoke
county, north OF the city.
Vinton Methodist Church-Rev. C H,
buchanan preached in the morning from
Matthew, 1877; And they marvelled at
His teaching The text at night was
from Ecclessiates, 1l:9; "Rejoice, o
young man, in thy youth" etc. There
were three additions to the church.
First Presbyterian Church-The sub.
ject Of DR.. Campbell's sermon in the
morning was "Paul's prayer" Col.
lects, 10. The pastor preaohed at
Woodside in the afternoon, and at s D.
IN. lectureo to tho children at the
Second Presbyterian Church. Rev. r.
G. Anderson preached at night.
First Baptist Church-Rev. ]. L. Love
preached in the morning to very large
congregation, and administered the
sacrament. The Sunday. school was the
largest in the history of the church.
Trinity Methodist Church-Rev. C. s.
Stanton preached excellent sermons at
the morning and evening services to
fine congregations. The Sunday-school
was large and interesting
Christ Church-Rev. Mr.. Hall in the
the evening administered holy con-
munion to large class and preached Q
strong sermon upon the text land as
we have borne the image Of the
earthly, so also shall we bear the image
OF the heavenly" II COL, 4915. His
Leading idea was that we must image
God in our lives, not attempt to initiate
Him. There were regular services and
sermon at night. The rector's attend
ance at the council will prevent him
from holding services Wednesday night.
Special.
One secondhand upright piano,
slightly used, almost as good as new,
in perfect condition and fully war
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bought for SECS on easy payments at
Hobbie Music Company, SO Salem ave-
nue..