The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-21
Third Annual Meeting at Crac.- Street
Baptist Church.
VERY LARGE DELEGATION PRESENT.
Speeches by President J. Calvin Moss, Rev.
Dr. Hatcher, President \. W. Hoat
wright, of Richmond College,
Rev. Or. Taylor aud Others.
Several Committees
Appointed.

scene yesterday afternoon az AIS O'Clock
,yhen the third annual convention OF the
ra,ttst N,,,,.., ,,,,.,t..e tr,io, NJ Vir-
,auia was oalied 10 order bv the presi-
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iNtic was large dctG"noh OF !"""s
lldgists present. representing all p0r-
,Iona of ,h. s+.tc
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pn tiincr SIDE OF the rosltum' Nti'eH
was decorated WIZ" palms l'iH'f ''i>
"AlH'munf, ana stiAiltinH' W's s"o-
pchetd large banner OF the oi5AnlNi'lvi',
u,cn "niti was SGT FORM the nm "li
VvJtt as OF the body, whit n pI'tly b'.i'ii
OF olive. vita tno words IN gold letters
~ Hsiuia. organized lo''. htJoice IT. the
i-9Id away.
lr,si4cnt Moss called upon ihosc VINO
were 10 take ra.t in 'nt tN,'''a'"
come forward aud occttt plat'a on 'it
oStlum, which they oil. re WI ~
l'f Hatcher. Mr Iaui iIal1 oi i''tn-
hond, RCv. ~. ~. Hamilton oi Nlht"i
AIR. John GOolc. Of Richmond. Mr.. Joseph
Little. Of SUFFOLK, ana Df. George l.
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Tine exercises were opened ny Nihsihs
'lfaisc God. from Whom all Blessings
Flow after which Ar. Joseph Lille
oncrcd prayer. The hymn W O. re Mdich-
ink To- Zion. was then sung.
Mr. Little read passage rom me
twenty nrst chapter OF 81 Jolh ana OF
fcrel prayer Hymn 80. us f'iloW ON,
was sung Miss Fannie BuIch presided at
the organ. The singing was purely CON
gr,QatiOual and WAS directed by Mr..
James G.. HarwOod. who Is in charge Of
The IL. y. J.. l.. chorus choir.
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Aiib OpN IN ~ 'Ni''-i'b ~ 'i.-
DER.
President !. Calvin Moss, I'm calling
the c0nyemtion.rfO order. made "a brief
speech in Which be encouraged those
present TO take part In the discussions
ana ASK Tnaiet5r qn,sllDhs ,ney ig,
woild be bencited by the meeting. and
gain information through which they
would boz able 10 do better service I'm the
Christian caus. when they returned to
their respective homes.
a.. tI., called ,ipon Hov Dr Hatehcr
,,bn defiv.red J, bricf address of welcome
in -hf.b Io e4id ho was clad to be abl.
~ W..I , ,,ioi 1910. ~ 80, o,,,
, '' A. - 80 bG~if 20 thf t,a,,
,',o nf r,ilb,nn,,5 and ti,nrbestor cher.
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5Sia N, lnvIS ', ~, ,,,, r,,tis, ~
pti1 H. ,,il r,t .,I,.,,ioto ,t,
rTr,bey NJ coiorcd Hapfisfs i'm richmond
tu'lN W., ~" i'',iit "t i"'s
w,ie I@piuIf increasing 10y uay' ana espe-
'iatit Nv .ielt az. ..o,.,... ,,..,,t... ,..,
me iaci 'hal lhc 43uns hapllSis uad
tvi.' 'vs'.l'l 20 "o or, lo , we l'"a ~.
and 90 Eool LOT the hllall IAN cause was
sulhci'ht guarantee ihdl lley were Wei
thought the Baptist churches and the
Sunday schools IN the city would be bcnc-
fted. and would receive inspiration from
coined the delegates IN cordial terms. and
encouraged them in the aims and objects
Of the organization.
Mr.. Paul Pratt was then introduced TO
the audience. and as the secretary OF the
Young Peoples Societies OF the Christian
welcome and an Invitation TO the annual
meeting of their society To bee held in
Roanoke November 10Th 20 December LIST
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Rev. w. W. Hamilton. OF Ninton. re-
s,DOudcI I'm "a brief bur well-timcd spscch
In which he expressed his pleasure at
Having been invited 10 be- present and he
fei sure that the. members of the oreaui-
zation were. welcome They had come to
Richmond said he to learn and TO know
The Christian young people of Virginia.
we oaule lnat we l"'t 'ou'li eioo"s
",'r h,tfer tn tnovg the pi1l. ICY.
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ne eAplaihtu 10y hiuHIdtloh we lt-
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lne blDle. one OF tne ilV9t iHfoI l"nl
Y9rc's OF w 'lnt' "' S"i'' was 10
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10y ','t Nl'''l'' ~ 80 it ' Ivy ,rt.
serves nt seen 10y ln' "Iui'll.'. Ivy
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rf..,ts 10, ctrt.ti..,, I o,,, ,,..,. ,,,,, an
ne president fhrn called urou Rev Or
a. ~ Iii~rn forrnerl,, of Niroimia rn,,
10 nfuIiI'f ,-Lc r,odc . frirf IN
a. t'h ',fi 49, 49, "a ,i, - ~
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ug nlo,ii4t l'Hl, ipln 0i'.ssnuo.h'
.,,.l 'Y' ~ .,,., 1,iI ~ lii,,i't ,n'it
work in their respective districts. Ihe.y
'Nl'."l.,I WE. rl.ll.ul a.
W. '"l"', "Nt oi.o"'i ''''.t W., WIN
was ll 'i tnconIdkiiE '"hti'lol upon
iue Wiol'' anu ludl we il.inp' l7lill ana
'll'' on INC "i-liil1 '''lvli VIZ 7t'"li-
f j, W. siluMi Una, ,l, Jul
l'DN ID, i"'"i' 'sc4ui'i'SS was pU-'c '"-
WV a.,',e 1910. ...,.,.,
iiir iNh.9i i'f.N j = i'f.i'i'l'
presented his report OF the work of the
ORGANIZATION throughout the state during
the year just closed. The report showed
that the past years work has been much
more satisfactory than either of he
others since the body was organizcG
THE b.. D. =. a. of Virginia of to-day
and The organization of two years ago
were said he. TWO different bodies. The
6.rshiD was greatly Increased. there hal
ieen \ decided increase in intelligence
fnrournouf me State Union. and me Va
riors pastors throughout the state were
NOW, le0kinr unou the movement with
iese suspicion. and were cncouracinc and
i.fr,tr,r mo work moro rea3ily 'rne
i,,-'. r,orlo mad horne fhe criticfer,s
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