The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-08
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dained deacons they having been re-
Gently elected by the church
DIR. Hatcher was assisted in this ser
vice by Or. A. J. Bastian and Prof :. G.
Mitchell.
At Westminster.
Both the morning and evening conere-
cations which assembled Sunday AZ the
Westminster Presbyterian church, cor
ner Of Cary and Sycamore streets were
fully repaid for their attendance. Both
sermons were preached by the pastor
Rev. c. NJ. Chumbley. who though. quite
Young man is gifted as q speaker and
as q thinker far beyond his years His
morning discourse was based on part
Of tho Sth chapter of Nehemiah and his
EFFORT was 10 show the importance which
should attach to the reading or the
Word, In the public worship. and the re-
vcrance with which the Word should be
received. At the night service many
valuable lessons were drawn. I'm language
which was indeed eloquent from that
portion of the llfe OF Jacob wherein he
strovc with the angel of God.
Sermon TO brotherhood.
Ycnable- street Baptist church was
crowded NJ $3.50 o'clock Sunday after
noon the occasion being the anniversary
of the Brotherhood Of Railroad Men and
Din. the pastor presided. and the sermon
20 the Brotherhood was preached by Rev.
Dr W X. l.. Smith.
The deacons ordained were Mossrs l..
y Hall J. j. Connolly and j. S. Wilson.
Rev Georae +. Williams made the or
daining prayer and Pew. II. 4. Bagby de-
iivcred the charge 10 the deacOns. The
scrvice was closed with q few remarks
hy the pastor. An attractive musical pro-
grammc was rendered
"aptist Mini' t"rs' Conference.
There was o. meeting OF tho Baptist
Ministers Conference Of Richmond and
! Manchester at the Second Baptist church
az II o'clock yesterday morning.
IL the absence OF Rev. Mr. Hurt, or
Manchester, who had been appointed 10
read q sermon 20 the Conference the
meeting was left without programme.
Tho president. DIT. Hatcher, was re-
qucsted TO give an account Of the meet
ing az DAYTON. Ohio which he recently
attended. This he did, TO the great in
| terost Of the ministers present.
The meeting closed with prayer for the
/ churches i'm which protracted are now
/ being held.
Brpad.Stratt Methodist.
Dr. W. G. Starr. pastor of Broad-Street
Methodist church. delivered the third or
I his church Sunday night The ediice was
0ned with a large congregation and
many young men were in the building
/ before the services commenced.
Miss Francis Digs and Captain Frank
Cunningham song solos. and Or. Starr s
/ sermon was eloquent and impressive.
The subject discussed was Who is 70
/ Blame When n Young Man is Forced 10
/ Live and Die Ponniless by What are
! called tho Wrongs Of the Race
A. Second Presbyterian.
/ Rev. Donald Guthrie. assistant to Rev
DR. lIOge. preached an able ard interest
ing sermon az the Second Presbyterian
! church Sunday afternoon ar o'clock
] His theme was "The Relation of Per
.onal Duty 10 Christ" There was a
/ large and 0ppreciative audience, and the
preacher was given close attention
/ throughout.
Communion At FIRST Presbyterian.
/ AZ the First Presbytorion church sum
/ dav the services was especially in
teresting. Rev. Or. Kerr conducted the
service. and ne was assisted by Rev.
W. 6. Campbell. There were thirteen
additions TO the communion roll
Mrs. Mahon Sngs.
Mrs. Arahon. one Of the leading con-
/ traito soloist Of Brooklyn y. v. sane
tho offertory at old St. Johns Episcopal
/ church Sunday morning Mrs. Mahon
/ has. during her visit here, rendered some
ysrv sweet selections n the vcrious
.hurches, and has made many warm
/ friends by her sweet singing. which ncNer
/ fails TO charm the ear Of any congresa-
! ton.