The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-21

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Christian Church-Rev.,T. S. Dunaway,
morning; Rev. L. A. johnson, evening.
Ninton Methodist-Rev. j. 3. Hudson,
morning
Vinton Ptesbyterian-kev j. A. Bar.
ker, morning.
Vinton Baptist-Rev. f. w. winfree.
morning; Rev. John Pollard, evening.
Norwich Missiou-11 n. III, Rev. II. T..
White. i-'
Hollins Institute Rev. f. C. Dargen,
evening.
High Street Colored Baptist Church
Rev. Il. b. Beal, morning; Rev. b. C..
Heming, evening.
First Colored Baptist Rev. Julian
Broadus, morning; Rev. Chas H. Ry-
land, evening.
St Paul Colored NJ. E. Church-Rev.
X. E. l.. Aylor, morning; Rev. G. W.
| Kilgore. evening.
Salem Baptist-Rev. w. j. Shipman,
morning; Rev. W. p. Hines, will address
the lyree Missionary Society at night
Salem Methodist Rev. A. b. Woolfin.
morning: Rev. G. j. Thompson, evening.
College Hill, Lynchburg-Rev. j. II.
Butler, morning.
Mt. Pleasant Baptist, county-Rev. J.
Il. Butler, morning.
Cave Spring Baptist, county-Rer. r.
"a lucker, morning.
Y NJ. @. A.-Rev. f. p. Robertson will
make an address mt $3.50 u. III.
| h. Il. y. NJ. A-Rev. NJ. e.. Broad
dus will make an address at $3.50 d. M.
Bonsack-Rev. Il. F. Music at night.
Buchanau-- Rev. Geo.. w Beal, II n. M
Timber Ridge Church-kev. p. 4. An
thony, IL "A. m.
H. SUNDAY-SCHOOI.S.
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| A. Hall and W. V. Savage.
Fist Baptist Church Rev. j. L. Love.
Jefferson Street Baptist Church--Rev.
G. II. Shipman.
west AppomattoX-Rev. w. S. Royal.
The above appointments are official.
and will not under any circumstances be
changed.
The Association then adjourned until 3
o'clock in the afternoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The afternoon session was opened by
singing the hymn, "Jesus, Lover Of NV
Soul" after which Rev. j. ii. Couch in
voked blessing
The question of retrenching and cut
ting down the expenses OF the State mis-
sion BOARD wa, again discussed by the
pastors
Rev. f. c. Mcconnell, of Lynchbnro
offered an amendment to the effect that IA
field or assistant secretary should be en-
ployed to assist i'll the work
The amendm ent was carried Inv n LARGO
majority.
The original NJ otion was voted on and
carried and the president appointed the
following committee: Revs. r. w Win
frey, "A. b. Woodhn. T.. II. Boston, L. p.
Robinson. Il. j. Shepherd, w. +. Fisher,
d. >. Dill, q. w. Beale, George Broxton
Taylor.
Rev. DR.. Morehouse, of the American
Baptist Home Mission Society, gave a
detailed account of the work of the soci-
ETY. or organization which he represented;
also IN account of mission work anon
both the white and colored race in this
country.
the address of DR.. Morehouse, arose and
said that he was heartily in favor of the
co-work with the negro race
On motion of Rev. DR.. Hatcher the re-
port of State mission board was laid .on
the table.
Kew. DIR. Hatcher, chairman of the com
mittee on programme, announced that
the Association would convene at 1:2U at
night; devotional exercise, 10 minutes:
recognition of the officers of the Amer-
can Baptist Publishing Company, 90
minutes: recognition of Rev DR.. Frost of
the Sunday. school board. Of the Southern
Baptist convention, 90 minutes, after
which the report of the Home Mission
Board will he read
h Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson, chairman of
the committee to consider the re laton OF
She education board to the baptist Theo-
E,gical Seminary at Louisville, made the
following report
Your committee appointed to CON
Hider the best plan for providing for the
kupport Cf Virginia students at the
Eouthern Baptist Theological Seminary
evou!d respectfully recommend that the
Present arrangement by which the educa-
t&n board assumes the payment of the
bdfrd of Virginia students at the Semi
navy be continued f"- another year; and
w9further recommend that the educa-
tiHl board shall promptly advise the
hNrches of the needs of the board for the
current session and urge them to arrange
| foNenlarged collections mt an early date,
thAt is so tar AS is practicable. so that the
board may have in their treasury the
mn{icy required 10 carry on the work on
thebbest possible terms: aud to that end
we would especially recommend that the
chtNches having studdits under the care
| OF Hle board he earnestly requested to
| maze provisions in such way as each
chikcch NAV deem best to raise whatever
fulEls may he needed to support the stu
deGts recommended by the church to the
confidence and support of the board.
SAned, j. Taylor Ellyson, II. L. Schmelz.
Nh w Dennis, p ID johnson, j. +.
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