The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-31

disease
of salvation gives the order.
1--WE find no trace OF doctrinal subtle
ties I'm the centurion's creed. What he
would have thought Of The Federal
Head-ship Of Adam We need not conjec-
ture Abraham's creed seems 10 have been
brief. He believed God: and It was count
ed TO him for righteousness. The centu-
rlon believed in Christs power and will
lingness to help him. and this is the very
essence Of a saving faith
Junior Epworth League.
AT the rally Of the Junior Epworth
League OF Park Place NJ. Il. church, on
Sunday, the following programme was
carried out:
Ckorus-Brlng Them In.
Duet-Guiding Star: No. ST.
Remarks-Mr. Frank l. Wells, Presi-
dent Senior League.
Remarks-Miss Mildred Stubs, OF ST.
James League.
The Twenty-third Psalm, led by Stanley
BlantOu.
Happy Days. BY choir.
The creed. led by Edward Michaels.
Remarks-Mr. W. Fred. Richardson.
Chorus-The Light Of the World.
Roll Call-John Harmon Mache, sec-o
rotary
Chorus-Jesus Is the Rock.
Remarks-Dr. Potts.
Delivery Of Prizes.
Tho prizes were as follows:
Books FOR regular attendance to-
Miss Lucille Alvey.
Master Edgar Levy
Master John Harmon Mackie
Miss Heath Mackie.
Miss Josie Richardson.
Miss Maudc Robbins.
Miss LESSEE Tyree
Miss Jessie Walker
Book FOR Improvement IN conduct to-
Master Jacob LANCE.
Bculah Church Conyen ION.
A Sunday-school convention was held
az Bculah church SUNDAY morning and
thcro were represented every protestant
suuday-school I'm Henry district.
The services were very interesting ana
tine reports. both social and financial, that
were presented were encouraging.
Congresgman John Lamb delivered am
address ON How 90 XII Sunday
school" I'm his best vein ara the speech
proved the feature OF the session.
Mr.. John W. Jones followed Capt Lamb
with am address on How 90 Keep q
sunday-school Alive" Mr.. George =.
Haw commonwealth s-at.orney also
spoke.
many OF the those present were from
Richmond.
Children's Day.
Children's Day at DR.. Hoge's church
Sunday proved one of The delightful
occasions which IL is the good fortune OF
few churches 10 contain often.
The little ones were present In great
NUMBERS and the varied exercises IN whicf
they bore "A prominent share were IN
structive as well as enjoyable.
''Tnc Miriams," band of girls from the
Sabbath-school, led the singing TO tht
added pleasure OF everyone. Rev. Donald
Guthrie spoke 20 the children. taking as
his subject. the masses of flowers tha'
were banked about the pulpit. ana th'
children listened attesiyely and with ap
parent interest
The flowers were distributed among the
various hospitals at the close Of the ser
Vices.
Tribute to DIR. Withcrspoon.
The pulpit Of Grace Street PresbN-
terrain church was occupied SUNDAY
morning by Or. ]. r. Garllck and at
night by Dr. j. +. Smith. the pastor
DR. Witherspoon. being in Charlotte, y.
q for the purpose Of delivering an ad-
dress before the Woman's College IN
that CITY. The charlotte Daily on
server" in speaking of the Richmond
divine says:
REV. DR. Jcre WitherspOon. who
breaches the commencement sermon be-
fore the Presbyterian College for Women
tomorrow morning, Is man OF fine
talents and rare pulpit ability. He IA
one OF the most pleasing speakers among
the Southern divines. For ten years he
was pastor OF the First Presbyterian
church OF Nashville. Tenn. whore i'm
mense audiences attested his ability as
orator and devoted man II Is not ex'
asgeratlon to say that he was TIE most
pooular pastor ever IN Nashville.
iFroni Nashville DR.. Witherspoon wen