The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-05
EASTER DAY SERVICES.
SPECIAL PROGRAMMES IN THE
CHURCHES or MANCHEsTER.
y~neral Of Mr.. J, r.. Jackson-An Easter
Tea Mcmorial-Dsy at MI. Her
mon-Pcrsonais.

MANCHESTER BURREUA RICHMOND i mis-
No. 1921 HULL STREET, BEATfiE pL"O"''
speoial Easter services will be heio III
.everal Manchester churches to-day ana
uarenlly-preparcd programmes VIII DO
rendered by the choir. At Meade-Memo-
rial church this morning the rector Rev.
BENJAMIN Dennis. will preach.
SCHOOL CELEBRATION
Al 2.s0 p. NJ. the Easter Sunday-schooi
celebration will be held, 10 which the
hubble are invited. The following pro-
xramme will be rendered:
professional hymn, I'm Hoc Signo
yinoes." Hymn, Jesus Victor over
Death" Lords Prayer and Nersicles
Hymn. Ring the JOY Bells" collect ana
creed Hymn, He is Risen ADDRESS ny
Nj. ID. l.. Puliam. Hymn, The far-OA
Bells are Ringing" Collection. hymn,
"o'er the Hnls at the Break OF Day.
Ioxology. Bencdiction.
AT CLOPTON-STREEr.
The services at Clopton-Sueet church
to-day will be- as follows: DoAolosy,
prayer; voluntary. GLORY be 10 Eoo,
hymn, Scripture, offertory, ana voluntary
Now for Song of Lofty fraise' hyA'"'
prayer sermon, Cl'SiHb ig niue
choir: SopranO-Miss Matte Bass. MIS-
J. A. UurSc. Mrs. William Marshall, Mrs.
Il. A. Hancock. Mrs. Mary Lunson alto
Miss Cappie Clements. Mrs. 7. j. Morri-
sett. Mrs W. X. Haight, tenor-Messrs.
H. A. Morrisett, W. NJ. Jones; basso-
Mcssrs. c. W. Eaton, h. II. Morrisett,
l.. 5. Barrett: organist, Mrs. ". ). Nor
risctt: director William j. Morriseit.
Communion will be administered at the
close of the morning service.
Al Bainbridge-St Baptist church To-
day a special programme OF Easter music
VII be- rendered by the excellent choir.
SERVICES ~ CENTRAL METHOllSI l.
The services al Central Methodist chuIch
To-day will be as follows: Preaching AT IL
a NJ and Z. NJ. by the pastor. Subject
in the morning. The Corn 0f Wheat or
Life Through Death" Easter music ana
special Easter offering for the beneht OF
the church. At night the subject VIII DC
s.pivine LEADERSHIP" Sermon 10 be iol-
lowed by the sacrament of the Lords
Supper. At The night service Mrs. G.
Scott McRse Will sing solo.
At West-End Methods church to-day
the pastor, Rev. j. W. san, VIII preach
at II A. NJ and p. NJ. AT night there
Will be special sermon 10 men. IN
the morning a sunrise meeting VIII be
held and at $3.50 there will be a con
servativc Joint meeting of the Junior and
Epworth leagues. Revival services VIII
be held every night next week.
Cowafdin-Avenue Christian Church
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. j. a.
SPENCER. at 1915 on 1.-THE Resurrection Of
Christ" and at j. N. on The De-
ccitfulncss of Sin" Endeayor meeting at
o'clock Z. Nj.
Rev. J. O.. Babcock. pastor Of Fifth
Street Methodist church, will preach beth
morning and night to-day. In the morn
ing his subject will be'the Resurrection
Of jesus from the Dead" and at night
The Gospel of Christ, the Power of
God" There will also be special Easter
music on both occasions.
FUNERAL OF MR.. JACKSON.
The funeral of Rev. j. T.. Jackson, of
Chesterfield county. whose death has been
announced took place Friday afternoon
from Providence Methodist church. The
services being conducted by Rev. W. w.
Lear. assisted 10y Rev Mr. Williams The
members Of Midlothian Masonic Lodge,
of which Mr.. Jackson was d member,
attended i'm "A body, and he was buried
with Nasonc rites in the graveyard at
Providence church.
Yesterday was memorial-day at the
bury ing-grCund of Mount Hermon Baptist
church in Chesterfield, and the graves
were decorated with flowers.
The Easter tea at the residence of Mrs.
w II. owens, on cambridge street, next
Tuesday night promises 10 be a delight
fu affair. Vocal and instrumental music
will be rendered. and every one who at
tends will be presented with an Easter
egg. and the one who gets the golden egg
viii receive a prize. The entertainment
Is FOR the benefit Of the new Central
Methodist church.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Messrs. Utz and Sims have been appoint
cd a special committee by the Finance
Committee to inquire of Colonel w. II.
Palmer. who OWES the Gray tract, whether
that place can be obtained for park pur-
poses.
Miss Ellen Bass. who has been quite
sick. Is coIValesCent.
The Ordinance Committee Will meet
tomorrow evening at 1880 in the Council
chamber. Al the same hour Inc Ere Com
mittee will meet in the Auditors Office.
Miss Catharine Long. OF this city, is
visiting frerd DIS in Augusta, Ga.