Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-05
THE NAMELESS MAID.
or. OuNAWkY'S eAccAlAuREkTE
ON THIS SUBJECT.
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About the Churches.

Rev. Dr. \. -. Dunaway. Of Church
land. preached the baccalaureate sermon
before the young ladies OF the Richmond
Female Institute at the First Baptist
church Sunday night.
The church was pretty well filled and
the services. in which Dr. Cooper, DIR,
l.ppcr. and Dr. Nelson. president OF the
institute. took part. we're fun Of interest.
The music was exceptionally good, Cap.
tin Cunningham's solo. Fading Away
being especially sweet and tender.
Tho youug ladies Of the school, all
r,beI In spotlcss white and accompanied
uy their instructors. occupied the central
portion Of the church. and the boys from
Richmond college. 20 whom DR.. Cooper
,ytendcd a cordial welcome. sat 10 their
not KNOWN BY NAME.
pr. Dunaways sermon was an exceed
la.iy practical and appropriate one, and
,..uiarIy enough. was the third on,
t.,.chca 10 this school within the last
f.. years. ON this thcmc-"TLc Namc.es
.aiI." But the subject Wds trtItcd va
O. .atci aad entirely original mahn'1, an
tI. Discourse was thouEutful. as 8rl as
beautiful IN the preachers more ottdt.c
rts;s. In brief. the saImoa Wa dc-
voted 90 a discussion Of the loyalty q tbs
maid uf Naaman's wife 10 thc tr,th
. t1 the use Of nor knO~l,I.s for good.
Then, is no record Of nor na,ae; llttlc IS
Known of ncr history and du,-rtot>. but
!.r deeds have given her "a prominent
ii.-. iu sacred history.
.,. aUI NOT. as thousands have done. for
rt beg home tanning. From childhood
-, had h,cn taught IN Uu,ts of the
.i.. aud. although she was IN an n)ia-
t.Us land. sh, ala not forget G)l's
I,.uE.t. nor tb. prophets Ged. When
a.. saw tnat \alman. the ..aJWuei and
brilliant leader. was suffering from
l.tY-r. she said. ~ Ould God my lord
N.r. with the prophet that Is m Saniaria.'
f.. preacher spoke OF The npp"nt aI.l
fIuUF age In which we uN. Nhfn a
s-..Nart and siuewy Christian hero Is
l..I.I f1 maintain faith of the Gospel.
..I referred On plain terms 80 ,ros who
maintain q form OF relis4od al home,
l.f vf.. when away from dome. abandon
themselves % worlJlncss, ana prove false
g. I..Ir training. Inc policy suggested
lt tt. SAYING. when you IRE "a Rome,
a., as Rome does" has found It's way into
i..l.ls and rele on. and pals a disccunt
O.. ftmuess and loyalty.
USED HER kNONLEDGE.
Th. LuouI,lLc q TIE |Juuo!.,l maid.
Ir Durlvay continued. was Uuaim,n-
49,. rather fbau profound. but what she
lad sd. used. she knew of G3l ami tie
oi tr.ua.t Iu Samaria. and she cheer
+.I, gave \.amau thc benefit OK thnt.
g.. Use Of her knowledge dId several
t1I.r-. ot which he spoke. II brought a
blessing TO Naam.o. When Naaman
came home d.. believed in God. ana made
t... chat r,..f.u.ti.o ia the p-oulr II
ST.. mol , rl,ri... Immortality 10 her own
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,.,i,. s.c,t,rs I'm AN
W.. -. ,,,f time commencing
..., Ei-t.p Madison. The mission work
tt. vicinity of The old church was
.t "a homeless one. Even the McthodistS
M the Vicinity had offered To help in
-. r,storation OF M ChuI,h; "pp''l'.oI'
. which had tolnP'rt'IY uI'u o"'. MI
aha thdl N''' "'l' -
p.'ir the structure ana l"'I w MP"
' have u ready Tor 't"i'a''" WIN ~"
"''' W - e,Jnreel
,r rcsta,ipp mis- old church.
l..,,'l.tt.n may be- seot 10 Rev. Mr..
of, a. Siuithdeid
toprb rr.ASs CONFIRMED.
t hold - :,
,.I.r.W uishon Wbit-
i'.-. ,.'i'" '.oi'i0,I' ..r-
... ,r. a. and second verses Of
Inn cn,r,.r If -. Luke. The
consisted OF four males and two
.. making a total OF twenty con-
...r.I al this church this year. Rev. J.
N. johnson is rector Of TINS chuIch'
a.. .s doing good work there.
BISHOP Newton reported that he made
sN N-.tauons during the past week. On
SUNDAY morning he preached AT ,hIlst
,r.n. Albemarle' and at nisht at -
. church, ScotlsllAe'
80 49, James chuTch SUNDAY niui"'n5
i"i Pc Nfst time th' Vol,.tio" 80 ,Lo rs-
u'...ons' under 'ht ulIe'tio" y, u
t'ai council Vas 'ahgn uP, III vas
c.'te me amount "''''S
,rrt1oD1cT
=,
The pretty and spacious auditorium OIL
Trinity Methodist chuIch was "V'i ~
Sunday morning. Rev. J. $ Hunters
r.m- Vas The Magnetism OF ihe NIVSs'
-.st. And !, II / be Lileu - VIM
Ifa" All Men nto Mv, NpE nIt
'-s ana t'AleI'y ud y -, a. me
f I'D VIC" 'he ''"9H u 49, u.o.e
.t'ai aud glorious soIa.e ioi ~ N,,
Insufficient power 10 man '"'3 a.
4 wed ana sweet ana ~ o
tI eternity. Ihe sdCI"iI'H' VI ,~
Sumner WAS adm InlStvlcu olAti