The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-16
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Series OF Services at the Fon,th Avonue
Christian Church.
The hrst week OF the gospel N as siugs
at the Fourth Avenue Christian Churcn
closed Friyay night, the reBult being the
church aroused, Christian people en-
lightsned, great number of people in
terested, and four we're added TO tho
church OF Christ. The sermon Friday
night on Remission of Sins" WAS lis.
tened to by a large and interested audi
ence. The meetings will be continued
next week. Tho following are the SER
mon topics:
Sunday morniug-"Wbere Does the
Spirit Go When 1t Leaves she Body?"
Sunday night-"Is the World Growing
and Christ"
Tuesday nighs-"The Police Court
and the Arsstocrasic Church"
Wednesday night-"Whom Shall 1
Serve, Chriss or Satsn?"
Thursday night-"PullingWo Weeds from
the Lords Garden"
Friday night-"Hesven; Where Il Is;
VIII We Know Each Other There?"
Song service bsfore sermons.
The Young Peoples Celebration.
AT the First Baptist Church to.
night she Young Peoples Union will
celebrate "YounR Peoples Day." ap.
pointed for the B. Y. P. u. all over
the country for that time. The ex-
eroises will be of q very interesting
character, centering around the topic
our Youthful Army" Brief greetings
will be read from the lenders in young
peoples work in the State by DR.. w. W.
Landrum. DR.. o. f. Hippo, Rev. ]. f.
Love and others. Representatives OF
the local union will make remarks, and
responses will be made by speakers
representing kindred socisies in tho
several churches here, such as Epworth
League, Augebury League and Christian
Endeavor. Rev. E. B. Pollard will
deliver brief address on "Gideon's
Army; or, Lamps and Pitchers" With
appropriate music the occasion
promises to be a Pleasing and instruc-
tive one.
"The Devils Pulpit"
This will be DR.. Broughton's subject
tonight at Calvary Baptist Church,
when he will psy his respects to the
theatres and theatre-goers. At the
Mature and Application OF Chris
tianity."
Second Presbyterian Church.
Rev. Hay Watson Smith will preach
at the Second Presbyterian Church TO-
day at IL a. M. and 7:45 p. m. Sabbath
school 3 pm. Y. p. S. G. e. prayer
meeting Up. N. All are invited to these
services.
Y.hI. g. A. Services.
Tho mons meeting at the Y. Nj. c. A.
hall at p. m. will be conducted by b.
A. Jones. A 15-mlnute song service
will be held at 3:45, All men are in
vited. Good music.
at Belmont
Services will BIO conduc!ed a. Bell
mont nj. e Church at ii a. m. BY Il. It.
Fishburne and OF 1880 p. m. by Rev. w
o. Ross. Epworth League meets
promptly at Gas p. IN.
Mems Meeting To day.
B. A. Jones will address the mems
meeting at the Y. NJ. ca A. this after
noon at o'clock. Song service begins
at 3:45.
Mr.. Patton Returns.
Rev. R.. w. Patton returned home last
evening and will hold services at
Christ p. Z. Church to-day at the usual
hours.
Vinton Presbyterian Church.
Dr.. e. b. Pollard will presch In the
Presbyterian Church of Vinton this
sCtboOh ut D CiOCk. "a COrulal In
vitation Is extended to oil to attend
this service.
AGENTS wanted for the sale of our
goods. A strictly business proposition.
None need apply unless prepared 10
furnish references and bond BONSACK
BROS, 1Os Jefferson street.
The best fried oysters in town at
Bonner's.
DIR. CHAPMAN w. JONES, brother OF
DR.. Ii. e. Jones', of this city, has located
in Roanoke for the practice OF his pro-
fession, with offices on Salem avenue 8.
W., (upssairs) next door to e. L. Erb's
drug store.