Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-10

me next meetNg VIII pc nelu aL AoliHlu
the nth Sunday CT this month.
BAPTIST SCHOOL ASSOCIA-
TON.
The regular monthly and quarterly
meeting OF the Baptist Sunday School As
ISOLATION of Richmond and Manchester
was held Sunday afternoon at the Balm
bridges Street church. Manchester Presi-
dent Arthur r. Clarke presided The mu-
steal programme. under the direction OF
Mr.. Nunnally, was an attractive feature
of the meeting.
The address was made by Rev. J. Z.
Hawthorne. ID. d. His remarks were
mainly for the benefit of the teachers.
whose work he regarded as one or the
most important that could be- engaged III;
n 81 not more teachers thet are "anleu
iu the Sunday schools. he said. but pet
ter teachers. II that is accomplished lheIe
will be no difficulty about having the
schools largely attended. 49,.
The president announced that on m
second sunday IN N0Vemuer WIZ WIZ" tCo
held at the Second Baptist church me
next meeting of the association Whlch
would be a rally day, and each school was
urged TO attend. as lar as posslple, IN d
body. An attractive progialnIhe WI p0
arranged and distinguished speaker Sc
cured.
notes About other services.
Rev. Mr.. Arnold. of Detroit. Mich,
preached two very fine sermons al 81.
Marks Episcopal church yesterday. Par
ticullr interest was felt I'm the services
because 10 is believed that call VIII DE
extended TO Mir Arnold TO take ptrmd-
ucnt charge Of the rectory mace vacant
bv the resi- naton of Bishop Penick' anu
The attendance was very large. ,
The services were very elaborate, musl-
Cally. and We're greatly enjoyed. o.
Whilst the inclement weather or Sun-
dav may have iuterfered with the attend
auce. II had no appreciate eueCt on ne
exercises incident TO the IAN iaHG Oh ~
James Methodist sabbath schooi. loves
and palms adorned the chancel ana pup,
platform. and the interior contids'ed
with the dreariuess without. was sussts-
tive of spring rather than ram. Inc pr
erammr "a very interesting one, was fcll,
dered i'm q creditable manner ny seNeiai
of the scholars. and altogether the oc-
c4si0n was of such q character aa 70
give announcement TO the members anu
friends of the school, and much pi'd9ul0
60 AN present. .,.--t,,,. 1t,
CONGREGATION at the Seventh-Street CAIla-
tfan church 10 a marked -esite'
His sermons Sunday We're spoken Or
many times Yesterday by those who hedld
Them as being most comforting ana tn-
iry1Ila Four persons united by letter
S1udav Three of these We're the pastor,
his wife. and son. the hand OF Fellowship
being extended 10 them boy Elder George
An AFTERNOON Sunday school was re-
Gently organized at EpWorlh MelhoClse
Fpiscopal church. with the following OIL
fcers. G.. W. Graves. superintendent J..
". Wincneld assistant @uperi I1 n .i'li' )
j. J. Porter. secretary; W. T. WlrSlielu d.
.rsietaut secretary: G. w. h4h7ry'
'boristar. Mrs. Florence Jones. organlst;
r. n. walker treasurer: =. H. White
hurst and Henry Duke. Librarians.
Rev. a. j. Leonard Of Epworth church,
preached at the revival service n,lu 81
Denuy-Street Methodist church iasl His ii, ~.
The revival win be continued throughout
the week. . r..
manuel church. and the sunday schoo.s
Sie,,e,,t Weather At the meeting OF The
Young Peoples Union in. the evening
hrief addresses were made by MessIs
hin Montague. Joseph y. Montgomery
and j. Garland Pollard.