The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-05-16
Among the Oh urches

United misunderstanding in
Things Spiritual will be the subject of
discourse by Rev. S. l.. Ricdat the United
Brethren Church on Frank in road at II
a. III. value of Worthless Things will
be Rev. Mr.. Rice's subject al D. IN. This
service will he purely evanglistic Come
early and bring your friends. Sunday
school at 9:45 Il. M, NJ. j.. Avis, superin-
tendent. At 3.p m. the Alnday-scLool
officers AMI teachers will have their
monthly meeting at the church. 1t is
hoped that all will attend.
At ST. Mark IS Lutheran Church, corner
of Commerce and Church styeets-Ser-
vice mt II II. N. and p m. Sunday
school at $3.50 Il. III. Young Peoples ser
vice ut p. M. Any who may wish to at
tend are welcome ut all these services
Seats free ut all times.
First Baptist Church. usual SER
vices Mt the First Baptist Church nj II a.
nj. and p. IN. The pastor, Rev. Thos.
j. Shipman, having returned from the
meeting of Southern Baptist convention
held in Wilmington, n. c., will at the
morning service make n report to the
church and congregation of the work of
the convention. The subject tor the even
ing service, 1.-The Great and Unan s,yered
Question
Services at Fourth Avenue Christian
Church both morning and evening con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. Ira W.lKim-
mel. Sunday school ut $50. Preaching
at /. Evangelistic services at S o'clock
song service and sermon. All are invited
All that come will be seated.
Christ Church-Rev r. w. Patton
will fill the pulpit of Christ Church at II
IL. M. and S y. IN.
The people of Roanoke have''a raretreat
in store for to-day. Rev. Justin ID, Full
ton. ID. ID, l.. l.. d., for ten years pastor
OF fremont Temple Baptist Church, Bos-
ton, Mass. will. preach for the Calvary
Baptist Church. morning, afternoon and
night. DR.. Fulton is perhaps the most
celebrated Baptist preacher on the con-
tinent He is returning from the South
ern Baptist convention and 1T the solicit
tation of DR.. Broughton will preach for
the Calvary people. His subject for
the day are as follows: II a. M,
'Spurgeon and Manning were both
Saved" $3.50 p. M, els Rome in Cubas
Way p. M, 'Sam. Hobart's Pro
eramme: The defeat of Romanism'
Bemont.-There will be preaching at
Belmont NJ. +. Church, South, by the
pastor, Rev. w. y. keene, both morning
and evening.
Trinity Public worship and sermon
by the pastor, Rev. j. G. Jones AT II n.
III. and 5 p. m. Sunday school at $50 H.
M, j. b. Andrews, superintendent.
st. Johns. -7:3O Il. M, Holy Com
munion; II IL. III. service and sermon;
p. m, evening prayer and baptism of
adults, with short address appropriate to
the occasion.
St James.-The pastor Rev IT. L. Ste.
phens will preach ut | II. M and p.
III. Morning subject, "rhe Strength ard
Beauty OF the Church, Evening sub
ject, 1.-The Seven Stings of the Wine Cup,
or the Drnnkard's Looking Glass"
Railroad Y. NJ. c. Allowing to the
inclement weather of last Sunday no
meeting was held, and in view of that
Secretary Morrow will address the meet
ing this afternoon beginning at $3.50
o'clock. y review Ct the State interna-
tional convention held at Mobile, Ala,
will be made. Men and women invited.
Mrs. X. Fl. Jones, president of the Vir.
ginia W. c. Il. u, will address the chill
dren of the Sabbath schools OF this city
this afternoon ut 5 o'clock at Grace NJ.
e. Church, South, in Northeast Roam
oke. Pastors and school superintendents
will please take notice. Mrs Jones will
also speak mt Calvary Baptist Church at
O'Clock this afternoon, taking for her
subject the work OF the Florence Critten-
ton mission ut Norfolk, of which she is
the manager. Mrs. Jones is the guest OF
Mrs. G. NJ. Fortune, ut 1872 Eighth ave.
nue. s. @.
The revival services at Sheridans Hall
as now conducted by Rev j. \. Barn.
hardt under the auspices of East Roanoke
Baptist Church are growing in interest
daily. The text of last nights discourse
were these words: "IIim that Uonors
Me, Will Honor" Mt the close of which
there were professions of faith. Many