The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-22

NV. E ~. FoWefton, -. d., who was
recently dismissed to a North Carolina
presbytery, preached two sermons at the
fFa' ~lreSDyterian church to large con-
sFeSatlons. These are his last sermons
here, and the scene at their conclusion
was AFFECTING In the extreme. DR.. How
ertSn mas endeared himself 10 the people
OF Nortolk, and especially to his congre-
St'ioh, since his stay here. and they
par; with him regretfully and sorrow
July. He leaves to-day for his new
charge at Charlotte.
NOTES HERE AND THERE.
The Young Mems Society of Cumber-
land Street NJ. L. church will give an
entertainment tonight.
me INFANT class entertainment, which
was given at the Disciples church, on
freema:on street, Friday night, was
successfully repeated last night before
an appreciative audience.
Key. George p. Rutlcdge. formerly
pastor al the Church of Christ CDiscl-
ples). now State evangelist of that de-
nomination., returned to The city yester-
Gfy. and will o-nirht wed Miss Carrie
McIul0y, of Brambleton.
AH. w. L .Bundicl;, the well known
temperance orator, lectured az F.eema-
S!N Street Baptist church at $3.50 o'clock
sunday afternoon to n large audience.
WAich listened with pleasure to his elo-
quen; plea III the cause of temperance.
i{rv. Arthur s. Lloyd. of st. Luke's
=. II. church. spoke to he colored Y. NJ.
{. y. Sunday afternoon.
''BEFORE THE LOST ARTS"
The subjec: of DE-. CRAFTS afternoon
address al the Y. NJ. c. \. was Before
lie Los: Arts" The audience which as
Seilhied to listen to the miner sneak
er wa large, and the attention given TO
NE address. which was profoundly in
tel2stlnS. was close throughout. BE
fore the Lost Arts Is p lille which sue-
rests much to The imagination. ana Dr..
craft treatEen. of his tlieme demon
STATED conclnsively tha; there is much
more 10 he brought up from the buried
centuries than 2t,first suggests itself
TO the average mind.
AT" q tenor solo by Mr.. r. c. Tup-
mar. end several sacred selections By
ne orchestra, Secretary Towson intro
luhfd the speaker.
The mind nf he create. of tho uni
fHiit. ga Dr CiLft;. lis like the mind
nan out S"r2.s. and moe perfect.
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a.i nat we 'an sar ina; W. aic made
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