Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-13
H. 1ools then made reports as fol-

The following schools reported CONVEX
suu-: Highland Park. lG, Fairmount. q;
S. James, 10; Denny 10. Total, ~.
B,v. j. T. Routten. pastor Of Denny
Street church. was then introduced. and
made a most excellent address 10 the
children on "The Greatness Of Little
Things" From the very marked attention
sven him. while with appropriate illus
ttations he enforced valuable lessons on
Young and old. 10 is safe 10 say Mr.. Rout-
ten and his very helpful talk VIII long
he remembered.
An Interesting feature Of the occasion
was the reading Of the very cOmprehen-
sIVe report OF lne work Of the school at
that place for tle past year. II was read
bN the secretary ot the school. Mr.. John
X. Jetcr, and showed the growth and pr, s.
perity OF The work i'm very Interesting
way
Tho next meeting of the society will be
l-ld al High. ud-iark on the second sun
q. y IN July.
BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
The monthly meeting of the Baptist
Sluday-School Association OF Richmond
end Manchester was held az West View
HIrch sunday afternoon az 4:3O O'Clock.
Ia the absence of the president who was
Kept away by sickness, First Nice-Presi-
After the usual opening exercises,
--.ver bv Nr. A. T. Chewning and read
l.aries. the reports Of the schools were
r.ll. show ug the following average at
tendance OF officers. leachers. and schol-
s.- Tor che month OF Nay:
IIrt-Strtci .............-.. ................b42
ltIeh-Street ....'....... '''.''.'.'.'.'...,3l2
tiare-ctrrct ............ ......... .........4Zl
second .............. .......................54
First ............ ......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ncudplc-Slr.rt ............ -...............ZNl
1diNdiN ----...-- -.-.---.. -..-..--..........-1J
Randolph-Street ............ ..............2H
bIicec->treet Mauchester) ........2}S
Lt~l-I+lb '..t........ ......... ............ZZo
Clopton-strcet Nauohester) ...........ls3
Wv ~ ..'..'.'' ''''.'''' ...'...''.'.t,o
Stockton-Street 'AlauchcstcD .........116
Emmanuel ...-..... ......... .............. Jos
coward S-1fIoNc '.....- ..-............... 20
reyenteenth-Strcct Mission ............. 81
IrfOu-HelGltS ....-.... ................. ~
Cellege-Nie~ Mission ......... .......... 81
So reports from Fulton and Oak-Groyc
Olucheste) schools.
Nr :. 3. WOOdnn. superintendent OF
.Uuanuel school. reported that an after
noon school had been organized by that
church al which the attendance was
trr J. Taylor E!lyson ana Mr. Hill
- .rtaguc address the association on the
subject OF the great Convention Of Young
People 10 BIZ held I'm Richmond next
.'G They emphasized the importance
" Sluday-sChOOl workers getting all the
.l they could out OF the meetings OF
t convention.
r.ofcssor Il. y. Pollard of Columbian
diversity. made q very earnest and i'm
81 sive address on the work and mis-
t0. - the Sunday school. His speech |
anded in apt illustrations and whole
som. advice.
Il. feature of the musical programme |
Wa 'he singing Of the infant class of |
View school.
..r applications of Monroe Sunday |
. and the afternoon Sunday school |
. lum1uucl church were laid on the |
tt until ,he next meeting Of the Tx |
te Committee.
I,HAKD'S- GROVE ANNIVERSARY.
The tenth anniversary OF Towards
'''.. Baptist church WAS held Sunday |
M.ulns During its history Of a decade |
church has had four pastors-ReVs.
Il l.. Motley. T.. w. Greaner ). O. Kirk
a. lOuthan. The pastora'es of
700 trst TWO. who were students al the
"n. were short. Rev. j. o. Kirk was
VI the field for seven and nalf years.
it- present pastor began work the LIST
ny October last. The church was organ
N with eighteen members. today II
mas l". The following were elected dea-
Messrs s. 4. Allen, Y. J. England,
n d. Burton George Il. Atkins william
H. Di'lard, james J., Wooden, and
wheeler h. Hun. The other officers