The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-25
A NEW PASTOR.
Rev. :. II. Maxwell of Maryland, Sue
cceds Rev. l.. N. Omer.

trfu~ Kew H. VI OilfI.
Rev S. r. Maxwell. Of Rockville, Nd,
has been chosen to succeed Rev L. NJ.
omer as pastor OF the Third Christian
church and he will next Sunday assume
charge of the pulpit of that church. Mr..
/ Maxwell is an eloquent preacher. and
! .he church here is 10 be congratulated
/ upon having secured his services.
Rev Mr.. Omor has had charge or this
| church for several years. He has accept
ably filed this charge and 60 Is with re-
great that his congregation part with
| him. Mr. Omers plans are as yet unset
tied. but he will probably locate in Wash
ineton. y. C..
Mr.. Omer preached his farewell sermon
20 his congregation on Sunday, ana
there was considerable feeling exhibited
among the members at parting with him.
Fulton Service, =, nday.
Fulton Baptist church was well filed
Sunday at both services TO listen TO
Rev. H. Cabeu Hennins. the PASTOR. A
the morning services he preached pow
erful discourse which was listened To at
tentlvely By the large congregation pres
ent. including many people from all parts
Of the city. and many ministers OF the
Baptist church. among them being Rev
Or. Garlck. Rev @. +. Williams. and
others. lie took as his subject Love,
and as his text st. John 2lst chapter
10Th verse.
Denny-sreet Methodist Episcopal
church was filed TO overlooking
Sunday night The pastor, Rev.
= O. Hatcher. took as his text st. John
ith chapter 10th verse. Mr.. Hatcher deiy-
cred lis sermon with much effect and his
remarks were interspersed with graphic
Incidents and Illustrations. which seemed
20 Impress his congregation deeply. Many
stood for prayer and asked for prayers.
AT the conclusion OF the services De
announced that meetings would De held
every night this week. and stated that
Rev Asa DriscOi Of Gloucester Point
would be present on Wednesday night
and would assist him the balance Of the
week
Dcnny-Street Church's Rally.
The Rally-Dly ar the Denny-street NJ
T. church sunlay-school on Sunday
was well attended. The superintendent
Cautnn George NJ. Rogers made a splen-
did address ana congratulated the school
Oh its fine attendance and expressed the
hope that before another year they would
have 90 build an addition 10 their already
large building.
The programme consisted OF singing by
The choir. Rotations. and singing by the
Sunday-schOO scholars.
The Rotations OF Miss Grace Bryant.
philip Enroughty, Marion Smith, Nellie
Cline Minnie Hancock, and May Meyers
were greatly enjoyed.
Services n WeddeI Memorial Church
Rev Mr. Snead conducted the services
D ~
Episcopal chapel Sunday night. quite a
GOOD size congregation was present 20 lis
ten 10 his discourse which was delivered
IN a forci0le manner
re said that hereafter be would con-
duct services every wednesday night and
every Sunday. except the fourth sunday
IN the month. when the Rev. Dr. Good
win OF 81. Johns Episcopal church,
would administer Holy Communion.
VIII Firing His Family
Mr.. =. Cabon HenAing. pastor or Fulton |
Baptist church. expects 20 move his fam 1
lly 10 Fulton about December ist.sickness |
In his family has caused the delay
MIR Henning has proven himself 20 be |
q very energetic pastor There IL not !
sick member Of his congregation that he |
has not visited. lis pastoral visits have !
also been numerous. nearly every member |
of his church has been visited He will !
leave this week Tor his old home In Bru. !
n5tOn. King and Queen county, 70 make |
lrrango ments for the removal Of MS fam
ly.
MIR Henning during his short stay here
mas grown quite popular with all denomi-
nations and his congregation isEncreaslns |
with each service. Three united a. the
morning services on Sunday.
NJ. HennlnE LEI; last evening for Salem.
Va where he vii assist Rev Archer
Broadus, Jr. in protracted meeting