The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-14

was: The High Ideals OF Christian
citizenship as Sxampli6ed in Nehe-
miah." AZ this service four new mem
bero were received in the church. At
the evening service his subj oe was:
Temptation" Large congregations
wore present and much interest mani.
tested. On Friday night the annual
mass meeting OF tho church and congre-
cation will be held. Music and brief
addresses and the Roasting Of the .eso-
!utions OF the church's financial plan,
known rs "Nehsmish's WALL" will be
the features of the meeting.
The st. James Revival.
AT 81. James Church, South, Sunday,
the revival meetings we're all largely
attended and great interest," vas mani
tested. at the morning service .he
mousse was crowded, and IA highs many
persons wore turned away. In the
afternoon, at $3.50 shere was $ most in
teresstng service for the Sunday-school
children. Rev. Mr. Rosser, the q
list, preached at all three of these SER
vices, snd during The day shere were
aoous thirty conversions. He also
preaohed q MOST interesting sermon Iass
night 20 q large congregation. me
meetings during the past week were
unusually successful and will be CON
tinued the balance of this week, il mot
longer.
Y. p. U. Elect Onicers.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
held :helr regular weekly meeting and
s~emt-annual election Of officers last
night. The officers elected are as fol.
lows: w. a. Gibbons, presidents; R. A..
Hoal. first vice.president; M. M. Ram
sey, second vice president; j. s. Walker,
secretary; Miss Fannie Carne6x, treas
nr0f. MiGa Ttl1u Hoo1 ou-.uik -
Miss Agnes Stone, assistant ORGANISE.
Henry NJ. Wharton to Lecture.
Henry NJ. Wharton, OF Baltimore will
lecture at the First Bapeiss Church un-
der the auspices OF the Young Peoples
Union, on Tuesday evening, January 81,
on the subject, The Man In the Moon
Mr.. Wharton has lectured here before
and being q magnetic spesker. always
ORA %s large crowdd. An admission fee
will be charged.
Fourth Avenue Christian Church,
At the Fourth Avenue Christian
Church large congregations greeted he
pastor, Rev. Ira w Kimmsll, night and
morning. Tho morning topic was the
Power and Glory of God" A. night
he preached on The Devil, What He
is and Whas He Does" There were
two conversions in the evening and one
AAtiO Y UuC CuuICu ny l6Geer.
Rev. MIR. hewitt to Preach.
Rev. @. G.. hewitt, Of the M. E. Church
South, of Rockville, Md, will preach at
Grace nj. E. Church. of which Rev. C
d.. Bulla Ia pastor. on Wednesday q
ing a. 1880. Mr.. hewitt Is one OF the
beat preachers In the Baltimore con-
terence, and our people should 20 out to
heAr him. Everybody Ia invited.
To Preaoh In Richmond.
Rev. L. G. Broughton, pastor of the
Calvary Baptist Church, went to Bed
ford City yesterday, whore he was
booked for an address before the mis-
stonarY conference, now in session. He
will 40 TO Richmond to-day, where he
will conduct a series Of revival services
at the Second Baptist Church of that
city.
The Unitod Brethren Revival.
The revival services at the United
Brethren Church continue with un-
abated interest and will be held through
the week, with services each day at 8
and 7 p m. The Sunday aervices wero
conducted by Rev. j. D Donovan, of
Ssaunton, and were attended by large
congregations.
At Calvary Baptist. e
At Calvary Baptist DR.. Broughton
pteaoneo 10 Q gooa congregation In the
morning. AT night tho house was
crowded. Bis theme WAS "Armenis's
Baptism of Blood" The sermon was
listened to with much interest,
At Trinity.
Al Trinity M. e Church the pastor,
Rev. j. @. Jones, preached night and
morning. AT the morning service the
church was crowded to overlow wing.
The sermons were interesting and full
Of the Gospel OF Christ.
AT No. 119 Salem avenue, Madame
Pery will shampoo ladies' hair. prevent
it from turning gray or falling out.
Terms, reasonable. Hours. from Q to 4
p. M, every Tuesday and Thursday.