The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-21
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spending secretary; J. T. Diuguld, record
ing secretary.
other Managers-Thomas jennings. w.
a. Miller. j. G.. Payne, a. w Talley, j. Il.
Yoder, W. 5. Royal \. Il. Long, q. Il.
Barker. G. II. Almond, 7. {. Miller, l..
a. Wills.
Trustees of Ministers Relief Fund-T
II. Elicit. president; c. +. Wingo, first
Vice-president: c. l.. Cooke, second vice
president: William NJ. Turpin, TREASURER.
A. j. Chewing. recording secretary; ii.
Theodore Ellys0n, auditor.
other Trustoes-James @. Field, b. A.
Hancock. Alonzo L. Phillips, John III.
Wright, John r. Ragland. j. r. Dickey
Committee on CO-ODeratiOn-l. NJ Mer-
Ger, chairman; j. NJ. Whitfield w W..
Sisk. b. O. Henning. Walter Sydnor .
FL. Ryland, NJ. Ashby Jones, Josiah Ry-
land.
Trustees Of Orphanage-Wm. l.. Hatch
or. president; J. j. Taylor. e-president;
VIM. r. Whitescraver treasurer: Henry
Schmelz, secretary; Geo. J. Holiday SUI
perintendent.
Other Trustees-A. b. Woodfn. j. T..
Borum, Coo. Cooper. Boudin II. Jones,
Carter williams w. !. Jordan, &. F..
Johnson, +. y. MaXey. j. r. Bagby, l..
b. Lake, William Campbell, J. II. Har-
grave. Jr.. q. W Cone W. l.. Jeffries,
G. H. Cooke. J. T. Ellyson, Jno. T. Crit
dn. T. |. Preston. NJ. l.. Wood. w. O..
Evans, G.. w. Beale, VI. b. Young ii. 4.
Routh. Hugh c. Smith. T. II. Martin,
Horace +. Crismond, George +. Bagby,
Fred. W. Claybrook W. W. Moffett. c..
G. Snead, j. ". Coon, +. G. Mcconnell
J. T. Saul. j. NJ Luck. Z. i. Musick, W.
L. Harris.
Trustees Of Southwest Virginia 1nsti-
, tutc-J. X T. Han. j. +. Hicks. T. II.
Harmon, II. g. Brown. NJ. +. Broaddus,
NJ NJ. Morris John r. Dickey II. w.
Powers, II. w. Spratley, Jr., G. W. Bian-
kenshp. $. Q. Hodges, ID. Johnson, j. \.
Dickey j. G. Payne. +. c. Mcconnell.
Nominations for Trustees of WOman's
College-W. r. l.. Smith, ]. Il. Mont
gomery. Ashby Jones j. 5. Dill. A. b.
Woodhn, Garland Pollard, J. 4. Hutson,
J. VI. Mercer
Central Committee Of Virginia-Mrs. W.
L. Hatcher. Miss Daisy Hutson Mrs.
William Ellyson. Mrs. H. a. Coleman,
Mrs. w r. Jones. Mrs. a. l.. StrRtford,
Mrs. G. L. Williams. Miss Ella Han
cock. Mrs. l. NJ Mercer, Miss Emily
Bosher, Mrs. A. r. Dickinson Richmond;
southwest-Mrs d. a. Ramey. Freeman,
Va: Mrs. ~ Look. Marion. Va. Valley
-Nirs. l.. r. Milbourne, Charleston, w.
Va: Mrs c. l. Lunsford Roanoke. Va;
Piedmont-Niiss Ella Miller, Lynchburg.
Va: Mrs. ". g. Payne. Charlottesville,
Va; Southside-Mrs. j. W. Wlldman,
South Boston. Va. Mrs. ". T. Harris,
Danvlle. Va: Tidewater-Mrs. j. l..
Camp. Franklin, Va. Mrs. l.. Landlord,
Norfolk. Va.
officers Of Virginia Baptist Historical
/ Soclety-Jas. 3. Taylor, president }. NJ.
Pitcher, vice-presdent; J. T. Ellyson,
vice-p president; s. J. Quinn. yice-president;
G. II. Rylaud, secretary; II. Theodore
Ellyson, treasurer.
Executive Committee-B. +. Johnson.
X. Lee TraylOr. j. o. Kirk, l.. X. Thorn
hill. Thomas 5. Dunaway.
Committee on General Education-J. r.
I Hunter. Robert Frazier James Nelson,
r. H. Grace. l.. r. Christie.
Committee on Obituaries--J. r. Bagby.
j. A. Barker. +. r. Nelson, w. W. Sisk,
G. Il. TAYLOR.
TEMPERANCE LEGISLATION.
DR. j. b. Hawthorne then read the fol-
lowing report of the committee TO which
had been referred the communication
from the Virginia Christian Missionary
Society In reference to the enactment Of
! "A temperance education law in which the
recommendation Of the adoption BY the
Association of the petition which will be
presented to the Virginia Legislature.
The petition is as follows:
From the Baptist General Association of
Virginia to the Legislature Of Virginia
For the enactment of q Temperance
Education Law:
Resolved. That deploring the evils Of
intemperance, we realize that the early
education Of the young I'm the public
schools as to the nature and effects upon
the human system OF alcoholic drinks.
and other narcotics In connection with
physiology and hygiene. is a powerful
preventive against these evils.
"While we rejoice that by the acts of
state LEGISLATURES and the National Con-
gress this education is now required in
the public schools of forty-two States
and in all schools under Federal control
I'm the United States. we believe that
similar warning education should be pro-
vided for the children and youth in the
public schools,
Therefore we, the Baptist General As
ISOLATION of Virginia, now In session, re-
spectfully petition our Legislature 10 en-
act law which shall make the special
subject herein referred to a mandatory
study for all pupils in all schools in this
State supported by public money or under
State control. and we request the chair
man and secretary Of this meeting, after
signing this resolution and petition as
passed by us, TO soc that copies OF the
same are duly presented to the Legisla-
ture OF Virginia when # shall next con-
vene.
(signsd) 81. b. HAWTHORNE,
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