Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-11
BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLES UNION.
Programme for tho Convention to Be Held
Here November 22d and esd.

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Here November 22d and esd.
An attractive programme has been ar
ranged for the second annual convention
Of the Baptist Young Peoples Union OF
Virginia, TO be held here Thursday and
Friday, November 22d and sd.
The body meets with the union of the
First church. There will be two ses-
sions the opening day and three on
Friday.
REPRESENTATION In the convention will
be on the basis of two delegates for every
twenty members or fraction thereof in
each young peoples society. and one
delegate for every fifty members or frac-
ton thereof In the churches where no
young peoples society exists. Arrange
ments have been made for the entertain
,nent of tho delegates by the Baptists or
Richmond.
Mr.. John Garland Pollard. secretary of
the State Union, has issued an advance
shcet. giving the programme. which Will
be as follows:
THURSDAY, TIID 22D.
Afternoon Session. Praise service,
conducted by James c. Harwood, of
Richmond. 415. Address OF welcome, Rev.
George Cooper, d. D.. OF Richmond. Re-
sponse 49, Roil-call of unions; reports
Z. what Practical Service Can We Now
Render Our Churches?" Paper, by A.
W. Patterson. of Richmond. $40, Bush
ness: appointment OF committees, etc.
$50 Essential Committees and Their
Methods of Work" Paper. by A. a.
johnson, OF Roanoke. SIS. Question-box.
Evening Session-John Garland Pollard,
of Richmond, presiding. 7:45. Prayer and
praise service. conducted by ii. NJ. Flu
hnt In a nj iCf
Young Peoples Union Movement Means
10 the Denomination" Rev. L. l.. Henson.
of Baltimore S35. Personal Work."
Rev. L. G.. Broughton, OF Roanoke.
FRIDAY. THE I'D.
Z, Conservation service. conducted by
Rev. ]. W. Daugherty. OF Richmond.
Morning Session-l0. Bible reading
'Our individuality before God" John J.
Hurt OF Richmond. 1O15. Election of
officers. 1875, 1.-THE Attitude OF the
Young People In Our Churches Toward
the Older Members" Rev. Il. Ii. Hatcher,
OF Norfolk. 1856. Our Prayer-Meetings;
Its characteristics, and How to Conduct
IT," PAPER, by Rev. j. F. Love. OF Suf-
folk. lil5, "a Model Symposium and
Social" Paper. by Rev. N. II. Quisen-
berry. of Berkeley. 1l:4o, Toronto Echoes
and Baltimore, '95" Address, by Rev.
j. j. Hail. or Noriolk, Il, open parlia-
ment-"Prcblems. Aims. Methods. and
Future of Our State Work" 1890. 1.-THE
UNCONVENTIONAL Press, and Its Part in
Our Work" Address. by Rev. r. II.
Pitt. u. d., OF Richmond.
Afternoon Session. Prayer and praise
service, conducted by George f. Bagby
M. D., OF Darville 4:15. "The c. c. C..
Glass: It's Ideals ana Methods. Join Us!'
Paper, by w. ii. Wranek OF Lynchburs.
4:40. "Go; Lot Go; Help CO." A mis-
s,onary address. by Rev. +. c. McCon-
neil. u. D.. of Lynchburg. blo. DAILY
Feeding on Gods Word" Address. by
Rev. w. l.. Wright ID. D., of Rich
mond. $40, Reports Of committees. etc.
Evening Session.. Calvin Moss, OF
Lynchburg. presiding. 7:i5. Prayer and
praise service. conducted by Walter III.
Ryland, OF Barton Heights s. christian
Culture: n Distinctive Feature OF the
Baptist Young Peoples Union" Rev. f..
u. Pollard. of Roanoke SIS. "lmpor-
lance Of Organization Among the Young
People." Rev. W. w. Landrum, ID. D..
OF Richmond. $50. Unused Forces in
Our Churches" Rev. IL. w. Battle. D. D..
OF Petersburg.