Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-14
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kIns sang a solo I'm his rich and mellow
voice
Dr Hatcher read out the list of ap-
pointments that had been made 10 nll the
pulpits tomorrow, but as many who hau
been assigned churches had not arrived,
IL was deemed best not TO publish the llsl
until Sunday.
The Committee on Arrangements ana
order Of Business. OF which Mr.. j. Taylor
Ellyson was made chairman, then maue
the following report:
Hours of meetng-9:30 A. NJ, adjourn
p. NJ, meet again at 7.S0 Z. NJ, adjourn
at pleasure.
Saturday rnorning-9:S0 TO eA5. trea-
surers report: 945 to IL, Ministers Reliet
Fund; II TO II 30. American Baptist Pun
icaton Society; IL 80 TO ], foreign mis-
sions: / to / go Committee on Co-opera-
ton; ! 80 to 2. report Committee on ODiIu-
ary Saturday night. 1880. state missions;
Sunday night. 1880. orphanage.
Dr. Jones objected TO special order
being given TO the American Baptist Pub-
licaton Society. saying that no discriml-
nation should be made against other sucn
societies. II was finally, after some as
cussion, decided to give the time TO the
chairman. =. c. Seymour. Bible secretary
of the Publication Society.
The body at twenty minutes TO II ad-
iourned after the benedicti0n had peen
pronounced.
Meeting of 0rphanage Trustees.
The annual meeting of the trustees OF
the Salem Orphanage was held at calvary
Baptist church Yesterday afternoon. All
reports showed that the institution was in
a most excellent condition. Or. Hatcher
presided over the meeting, and Secretary
c. l.. Towson was at his desk.
The old officers were elected as tohoWs'
Rev. William Y. Hatcher. ID. D., presi-
dent: Rev. j. Il. Taylor. ID. D., vice-presi-
dent: Mr. w. r. Whatsoever, treasurer;
Mr. Charles l.. Towson, recording secre-
tary; Hon. w W. Monett, AUDITOR
Superintendent George J. Holidays re-
port was most gratifying. Upwards OK
$4,000. It was reported. had been raised
during the year. There are now I5 children
in the institution, and there Is room lUr
~ more. There are almost enough appll-
cations TO fll the vacancies.
Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson. chairman OF the
Finance Committee, made a most satis-
factory report II recommended the lmne,
diate erection Of the proposed central
building, and also that money be raised
10 e0uip the Industrial building, which has
been erected.
The question Of putting the children out
TO trades before their terms az the Or
phanage are completed was discussed. but
the consideration Of the matter was hnahy
postponed until next year.
Nomnn's Missionary Meeting To-
Day.
The Woman's Missionary Society, OF
the Raptist General Association OF Nir-
ginia will hold its annual meeting at Cai-
cry Baptist church this morning from III
10 / O'Clock. meeting will also be held
Monday morning at the same hour
All the ladies Of the city. especially
members of missionary societies. are in
yited. Delegates from all over the State
will be present.
The following are the delegates TO the
General Association from Venable-Street; (;
Rev. ]. S Dill, J. b. Wood. w. NJ. Beas-
lev. B. f. Cooke. 7. j. Hewlett. B. r.
Marshall. I. V. Norfieet, w. I. smith, Il.
b. Hall. and Il. B. Francis.