The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-21
Novelty Capes.


so to $50.
number Of interesting curioslties brought
from heather lands. ,,,-,...,o,,,
President Boarwright, OF Richmond
College. also EXTENDED cQru NJ raoileae
At any time during their stay III '''
w. COMMITTEES APPOINTED ,,o
Secretary Baeby announced that INC
following committees had Teen appoint
ca by the president. ..,,,
Non inaticns-M c. Thomas choirm.atim.
Charlottesville; 5. H. Biho, Bedford 81
G.. NJ RaWsOl. Calvary church. nscu-
mend. J. l.. Lewis. Suffolk; Roy X J. IAN
nigan. Charlottesville; \. T. RaSiail'
Calvary church Richmond A. ,,1, -.
HI,aryey First church ,1o byncnouh,5 AS,
pomattox county; j. -. Brancn'
Rice's; a. r.. Craig. Grace-Stu1ee,'
Richmond. G. IL. Shpmsn, mar
lestown; II; ". Cottrell,, Leis 5a,7t. co.
y. Loving King and Queen county :.
Il. Toney. Fork Union; II. X. Hawthorne
Alton. p. +. ". Goodwin. Nerabie- @troel,
Richmond. =. j. Thompson. Lynchburs'
q X HOBBS. Portsmouth. =. W. Crump,
Newpott News: ". VI. Rucker Peters
burg: Ernest Tyler. stanton: John y
Gilmore, Second Baptist church, Rch-
This committee will meet this morn
ing at $3.50 o'clock
Resolutions y. Pollard .9caairmanD'
Roanoke. A. w. Patterson, First cnuIch'
Richmord. T. K. Sands Barton Heights
W BROOKE Carter. Charlottesville; ". 9.
Foster. Beulah; Robt. White, Nortolk r.
p. Robertson; ,Lynchnurs; III 81 . T. en-
Vinton; r. J. Willingham, Second church'
The Committee on Resolutions will meet
this morning at O'Clock. ,.,
Enrolment-E: e.. James chairman,
Crace-Street Richmond; Miss Bettie
Pace. Randolph-Strcet. Richmond. \. b.
McCurly. First church. Richmond; Percy
T.. Lewis, Second church, Iichn ond by UN'
j. Smith. Lcigh-Street kichmond' ". w A..
Hall Grace-Str Richmond; Charles
PuIliam. Grace-Strcet. Richmond.
The meeting adjourned with the doN-
olopV sung by the congregation, ana a
social session of half an hours length
was afterwards held IN the basement Oh
the church.
TO-DAY's PROGRAMME.
Morning: Z to 7:G-Early hour prayer
service Robert NJ. Smith, Richmond;
lO-Praise service. NJ. G. Thomas Char-
i6.l5LPapcr: "The Duties Of Local OIL
GERS" Branch X. Allen Richmond. 81
Naturalization Conferences on the
three Ms. The praycr-Mceting, paper 1917
". A. Twynham. Petcrsburg The CON
quest Meeting. paper by Miss tiinonla
Sale Bedford city; Inc Symposiu,nil', , anu
social. paper by Miss Lizzie Harvey
~ iii'..S05iw'DAidress. "Bible Training for Per
sonal Work-Why; How keV' T. b'
Thames, -. D., Danyille. 49,,
m.S0-Election Of officers and other bust
u:a-Qucstion Box.
l2-Pledses TO state finances.
Afternoon. 415-Praise service. Percy
T.. Lewis. Norfolk ..o
4.3O-AddTess: shall We Raise Money
MOI How Help. Them Rev. T. X bos-
'otii Omen parliamcnf: The Union in
Our country Churches-How TO Organize
and Sustain H." Led by Rev. II. Is.
s.Ic~GDen Parliament: practical Plans
Of the g. e. G. ina the Country Unions.
Bev T. T.. Pollard. Ih. D., Roanoke,
state educational leader. ,....... ,..
ions Help the State Work. city. paper
bv Ashbv Il. Ragland, Richmond, conn-
try. paper by G.. II. Shipman, Charles
'Tvening. devotional exercises. Boy
eflv j.. Smith. Richmond;
Sl5-Address: "The Ultimate Results OF
the G. c. IS 10 Our Churches W. II.
M S.gNk ddre is-s0 "slissionary Ennghten-
roeDt and Advance Through Young IeO-
Pies Societies" Rev. R. j. Willinsham,
- d. Richmond.
Sr-,'Looking Backward and Forward
q. q. G. tanners and lecture COURSES.
afI-Address. Culture for Service as
Soul-Winners- The True Measures OF Our
Success" Rev. Curtis Lee Laws, Balti-
more.
9SO-Closing words.
A SOUTHERN ORGANIZATION.
rbe following is a coy Of the paper
presented TO the y. y. Il. L. conference
In Atlanta. Ga. that rec,ntly met 10
organize "A separate y. ". l.. OF .nt
South. The paper was presented ~ VI.
mi 9 fl.. Of
of Green. Il. Y. j. Il. A.. appointed py tns
southern delegates present AZ the MN
international Convention Of the j..
+. u. A.: .1...a
for the purpose OF organizing S9rr"-
ern Baptist Young Peoples Union
since we esteem n highly important
that southern BapuSt noute hd,' - az
should be a unit in the work theN dte
doing. and that which III the proNidcnce
of God. they are destined 10 do IN the
wears to come. and since there Is a con
siderable element OF our young pcople
who are moi only DESTROYS OF manifestins
their LOYALTY 10 the southern Baptist Con
vention but also Of enjoying ne iehow-
ship of the young people of the United
States and Canada, ana since We peh~Ve
mar a platform can be devised upon
which ali can stand, we therefore propose
the following basis upon which We may
unite to reach those young people who
II A and also 10 hold those that have
been reached by that movement:
sFirst. That the Baptist Young People
Of the South organize as the Southern De-
nartment of the Is. Y. L. L. \.
''Second. That the affairs OF this de-
partmeut be under the absolute control
Of the southern Baptists. details TO be ar
ranged subsequently.
.'rhat all work done by the unions
shall be along the lines OF local church
work. and through the agencies OF the
Southern Baptist Convention.
Fourth. That the Young Peoples Lead
or be adopted as the official organ of the
Baptist Young People of the southern
States.
Fifth. That general secretary be ap-
pointed for the southern States. giving
all his time 10 the work.
sixth. That each local union be en-
titled to send delegates 10 the lnterna-
tional Convention. upon Il numerical
basis"
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