The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-22

fhs Condition OF His Throat Prevents
His PrcnebfBe-Other Church Notes.

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His Prcaobine-Other Church Notes.
Rev. H.F. Williams. Of the Fourth Stree
| Baptist Church. has rendered BIS resignal
| ton. Rev. Mr.. Hooper filled tEat puipi'
| sunday.
Kee. James !. Fair. d. D.. who is spend.
ing some tine al Old Point came up Satur-
day. prcsched for nis congregation sun
day moralns and returned 10 Old Point
yesterday. The otncr frosDyterian puiplts
ware hllsd sunday by their regular sup
plies.
kov. A. Il. Moore. Of Marshall st. Chns.
ian Church. hsr lett tor hentoeky, wh-ro
be will spend his vacation. Ihe church
viii be ENLARGED during bis absence.
Rev. Il. III. Pitt. -. D., leaves tnls morn
ing 10 attend the neeting Of shr Aibemir.t
Association az Ross Union Churen IN Mel.
son county.
DR.. hogs preached ut Brown Memorial
Presbyterian church in Baltimore sunday
what the American cnatactcrizcs as an IN
.eresting sermon, on the allecorical style.
dividing the human race into three ear
densn
Tue monthly meeting of the Baptist City
Missionary Socieiy was held az West View
Church. SUNDAY Of crnoor. with the presi-
debt. Mr. j. b. Montgomery. IN the CHAIR.
The report OF tho meetings which have
been IN progress st the ten, al the head o.!
Clay street Tor tho past Eve weeks, VIZ
hishly gratifying. As result OF the re-
tiynis there have been - professions OF re-
hFion. The services have been conducted
maiuly by Rev, John a. Sullivan. assiSftn
by Rsy. Mr. Mcdaniel, and these gentle.
a,cn have b"cn aided b. Rev. Doctor
Cooper. Hiden. Nelson. and Rev. Nessrs.
Percy G. Elsom. j. 5. DIll, u. r. WliiInlnv.
and VI. Z. HINES.
+ ,xto Ioo kaa
excited By the REVEALS, aud the Attendance
1t the meetings is never less tnGn hye or
TX hundred. The people IN the immediate
vicinity ore very ANXIOUS TO have chapel
erected IN their DeIghborhood.
The pulpit of Leigh Street church was
filed Sunday morning and night by Rev.
q. W. Duke, former student OF Richmond
College, who preached to fine congrega-
tons.
Rev. Sparks W. Melton, now of Phlla
delphla. but form erly OF Virginia. preache
al randolph Street Church Sunday nigh
while Rev. Gordon b. Moore. OF Furman
University. Greenyille, S. g.. occupied the
pulpit of the Second church In the morn
ing.
Rev. DIR. ". ". Landrum will supply the
pulpit of Rev. ". G. Biting. OF New
York. next Sunday. while on the succeed
ing Sabbath he will preach for the Rev. ).
Taylor Dickinson. a. East Orange cturch'
&. D..
Tho monthly meeting of the Baptist City
Missionary Society was held al West View
Church SUNDAY Of. ernoop, with the presi-
dent. Mr. j. B. Montgomery, IN the chair.
The report of the meetings which have
been IN progress at the tent at the head OF
CLAY Street for the past 6vs weeks. was
highly gratifying. As result Of the re-
viva's Their. have been - professions OF re-
lgion. The services have besn conducted
mainly By Rev, John A. Sullivan. assisted
by Rev Mr. Mcdaniel, and these gentle
men have been aided BIZ Rev. Doctors
Cooper Hided. Nelson. and Rev. Messrs.
Percy q. Elsom. j. g. Dill, G.. r. williams.
and W. j. Hinss.
Considerable religious interest has been
excited by the revivals. and the attendance
at the meetings is never les. than five or
six hundred. The people in the Immediate
vicinity arc very anxious to have chape!
erected IN their neighborhoo1.
Tho pulpit Of Leigh Street church was
filled Sunday morning and aight By Rev
G. ". Duke, a former student OF Richmond
College, who preached 10 fine congrega-
tons.
Rev. Sparks W. Melton, now of Phila-
delphla, but formerly Of Virginia, preached
OF Randolph Street Church Sunday night.
while Rev. Gordon Is. Moore. of Furrnan
University. Grcenvillc, s. C.. occupied tho
pulpit OF the Second church In the morn
ing.
Rev. DR.. W. W. Landrum will supply the
pulpit of Rev W. Q. Biting. OF New
York. next Sunday. while on the succeed
ing Sabbath he will preach for the Rev. j.
Taylor Dickinson, at East Orange church.
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