Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
DOVER ASSOCIATION
IT coNveNss IN ITS ONE HUNDRED
AND TENTH SESSION.
ASdre.. Of welcome by DR.. Pitt -
Resolution. and Esports-Pro"
me OF Services.

Tho Dover Baptist Association met IN it's
10th annual session yesterday morning ~
II o'clock with the Barton Heights Baptist
church.
After devotional exercises. conducted by
MIR. ". II. Turpin. the moderator, waiter
svanor ESQ. took the chair and the lot
tiers from tho ftty-eight churches com
posine the association were read and the
delegates enrolled.
Officers were elected as follows: Mode
rator. Waiter Sydnor. Esq. Clerk, MI; 20
siah Ryland. Treasurer, MI. .. d. war
The Committee on Arrangements was
o,nposo of Rev. g.. II. Ryland' u. ~
MIR. ID, Il. Cox, and Nc. James Leieh 'ones.
a communication from the owa.nmeS
Rsn,,st church was read asking Tor au-
niss,on INFO the body and was referred 10
a committee consisting of Rev. Iheodofe
Wbit6eld d. d.. Mr.. Joseph Uwatnmey'
and Rev. ". L. Wright. mox vo,
coined and invited to participate IN the
deliberations of the body.
Rev. J.. Hardy Harrison. Rev. T., IS.
Pollard Of Roanoke, and PROFESSOR dohh
r., pit pastor of the Barton Heights
Baptist church, made an address OF well
After prayer by Rev. J.. II. Newbin the
sssociotion adjourned 90 the wigwam 10
nsriako of the s%umptuous feast provided
by the ladies of the church.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The afternoon session was opened at 3
y N with prayer by Rev. II. ID. kagland.
The Committee on Order Of Business offer
ed the following report. which was adopt-
ed Meet at $3.50 A. NJ. and adjourn az T.
NJ. for dinner meet at 3f L. M ana h~GJouIn
AT Measure. and at the opening OF eacn
session thirty minutes or more DO ueVoteu
TO miscellaneous business
wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock re-
mort on sunday School and Bible board (;
L3D. report on State missions. WedneS-
day afternoon. report on foreign and Rome
missions. Thursday morning. report on
state Of the churches, ministers relief
fund. orphanage, and temperance.
Rev. Or. Pitt announced that there
would be preaching II the Baptist church
every evening during the association.
THE PAMUNKEYs.
Isnac DiCgs. Esq, presented a resolution
asking The AID Of the State Mission Board
for the Pnmuukey Indian church.
In the absence OF Rev. X. J.. Gay, who
wa. a~pppo.utcd at the last session, Rev. j.
{. Hdcn. ID. D.. by request of the associa-
ton. preached the introductory sermon
from l.. Timothy i'll, -. .
~. committee 10 which was referred
the application Of the Gwathmey church
rrrcrt.d favorably, and the Moderator ex-
tented the hand of welcome 10 the dele
cate. representing the new church.
pr. A. T.. Dickinson made an announce
,ueut 10 the audience, In which he SAID ne
would send the Religions N'rId 10 new
,ub.cribcrs from now till the LIST OF Janu-
INV 1884. for % cents. and give, ID adil-
non. Or. Burrow5's book on What Bap-
tl.t- Believe
The report on education was read by
Rev. j.. Il. Garllck. ID. D., and, after r.
marks hy Rev. G. II. Ryland. d. D., Roy.
H.. r.. Garlick. ID. D., Rev. NJ. l.. Wood,
Professor John Hart. Rev. W. +. Hatcher.
ID. H.. md Rev. George Cooper, ID. D., was
adop'cd.
Alter calling the roll of delegates the as
eOclatlun ADJOURNED with prayer by key.
j.. A. Richardson.