The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-18
'AMoNo THE CHURCHES.

HAL Greene Memorial Church South
sEfre will be preaching at II a. M. and
nv p. m. by the pastor, Rev. Thomas e.
sfrson. An invitation will be given at
sEje morning service to unite with the
eHurch by profession or by letter. A re.
5fTal session of the Sunday school will be
lBld at 0:30 n. III. All scholars, teachers
5Rd friends of the school are urged to a
shompt attendance. At $3.50 p m. con-
sHegational class meeting will be helu.
III is especially desired by the pastor that
iljl members of Greene Memorial attend
aais meeting. Att p. IN. Epworth
a8ifague. Revival services ut 1880, con-
'Gcted by the pastor.
IeRevival services at Belmont have been
ping on for the past two weeks, and the
interest," in the meeting has been increas-
!Hg from night to night. Friday night
lHe interest reached the highest point
hitherto. When the pastor, Rev. w. ID.
|Ieene, commenced his sermon on the
||ASt, Isa. 1888, the house was crowded.
llRherc were five persons at the altar.
IGhnre were NO services last night. but
here will be two services to-day. At
Inc morning service there will be recep-
Hon of new members. At night the re-
eyal will be continued, and throughout
|he week.
IAThere will be preaching ut Grace
|hhurch to-day ut II H. m Revival SER
;|}ces ut 7:3O p. M. Sunday school at $50
III III. Prayer meeting Wednesday even
Ing. Epworth League Friday evening.
lHhe reading room recently established in
tle basement of the church will be open
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
jay evenings. Young ladies are invited
r attend Tuesday evenings.
LAT the Fourth Avenue Christian
Haurch there will be Services to-day as
Pillows: Sunday school ut $50 o'clock.
llublect at morning DISCOURSE: "Is
Thirst Full development Of God:n
christian Endcavor ut $3.50 p. III. Preach
lhg services ut 1880. Subject of night
DISCOURSE: GLOW Men Are Built"
These services will be made evangelistic,
|nd will be enlivened by good music by
Ihe choir.
| AT the First Baptist Church there will
Eegin this morning II series of services,
finch will continue through the week.
fev. w. G. Tyree, of Durham, n. c., will
PINE tomorrow and will do the preach
hg in the meeting 1t is the earnest re-
Elest oil the pastor that every member of
PIE church and congregation will make
IN effort to be present to-day both morn
,,hg and evening.
There was no services at the United
Srethern Church last evening The re-
Ival services will be continued to- day.
Preaching at II II. m. and 7:45 p. m.
Forming subject: "a Talk With God;"
yening subject: "The Judgments:
Pow Many and Their Nature.'' All
Members of the church are especially
Urged to attend the morning services.
At the First Presbyterian Church Rev.
Pr. Campbell will preach at II II IN. and
l;3O p IN. At night the annual sermon
gill be preached to the Roanoke Machine
Works Guards, of which DIR. Campbell is
iha plain The Westminster League
peets at 7;45 p. m. Surday-sc at
$50 II. III.
At the Calvary Baptist Church Mt II a.
p. DR.. Broughton will continue the SER
es on "Thc Deeper Spiritual Lifen At
light he will deliver his address on
christian Patriotism and Its Foes.
This was the address delivered by him
asst week before the B. Y. u. U. conven-
ion in Lynchburg.
AT st. Johns Episcopal Church to-day
It p. IN. there will be Holy Communion;