The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09
NJ R. M IN N lc5K D.E.IAYED.

por Dr steel Will Preach To-Day
On China Opening Of ST..
paurs Su,,day-School-
Catholic Notes.
The Building Committee Of the West
5E,,d Christian Church will make a report
Immediately after the services us us
morning. In all probability plans VII
be selected and work on the new puilu,
ing at the corner OF Morris ana ana 5 fiosu
Avenue VIII begin at once.
The new church is expected to be reaoS
by November LIST.
The revival meeting conducted by KEY.
George H. Wiley in the tent on Randolp ll
and Jaqueln Streets continues 70 SioN
in interest-twenty professions OF re1!sioii
to date The meeting goes on t hrouSii
& this week. a,,,oa
Sunday morning to any VINO oe 7 9 - 49,
with Epworth.
The sunday-school VIII be held in the
toni Preaching at II o'clock by the pas.
for. and at night Mr. Wiley Will again
resume charge.
Rev Harry Iinnick will not reach tne
CITY in time to preach to-day, as an
nounced. He Will, however, reach mere
this week, and will preach next SUNDAY y;
His wife, VINO has been desperately II
with fever, is now able to sit up
Rev. J. B. Hawthorne, D. D., returned
with his family from Alton YESTERDAY
evening and will fill his pulpit at Grove
Avenue Church this morning and evening.
AT CENTENARY.
Rev. S. A. Steel, D. D., win preach an
interesting sermon at Centenary .a,!;..a 10
night. His subject will be Mission 9,
aries and Locomotives in China" At the
morning service he will preach on the
subject Saints, Sinner and shekels.
Rev. W. b. Beauchamp will preach, as
us1al. at Broad Street NJ E. Church. His
subject in the morning will be The Great
est Question in the World and at night,
THE Unit of the Kingdom of God. me
night sermon will be the last in special
series.
Rev. George Cooper. D. D.. will fill his
pulpit at the First Baptist Church. morn
ing and night. The night service will be
resumed in an evening of sacred song.
At the Clay-Street NJ. e Church r. Il.
B. Betty will preach at both services.
Rev W. E. Evans. D. D., rector of Mon
umental, will preach, as usual, in the
morning. There will be no service at
night.
Rev. H. Tucker Graham will preach at II
o'clock at the Second Presbyterian Church
KEY William H. lJ,s Iectoi u
the Chapel of the Cross. Chapel Hill, N.
c.. will officiate at ii A. NJ. and at S:15
P. NJ at st. Paul's.
Rev. Charles F. Rankin. Of Red Springs,
n. c., will preach at both services at the
Church of the Covenant.
INTERESTING SERMON.
The subject Of Rev. R. II. Bennett at st.
James NJ. E. Church at night will be Out
OH the High Seas, the first Of a series
nj n ..T1nDraSSiOOS of E11rnna -
Rev. w. G. Starr, D. D., will preach in
the morning at highland Park Methodist
Church, In the afternoon at 4 O'Clock, the
Sunday-School Association will meet to be
addressed by Rev. w. B. Beauchamp.
There will be no service at night.
Rev. S. r. Maxwell, having returned to
the city, will preach at the Third Chris
tan Church to-day at both services.
Subjects OF special interest are announced
In the afternoon the congregation meets
for the election and ordination of Geacons
and elders.
TIE regular monthly melting of the
Baptist Sunday-School Association, of Rich
mond and Manchester, will be held this
afternoon, at o'clock, at the Randolph
Street Church. Interesting exercises may
be expected.
Rev Carey 3. Morgan. pastor of Seventh
Street Christian Church has returned to
the city, after a delightful vacation spent
with his family at Mountain Lake, Va.
He Will occupy his pulpit at both services
to-day.
Rev JAS f. Cook being absent from
the city filing Presbyterian appointments,
the Rev. Mr.. Wiley will preach at Hoge
Memorial Church at IL O'Clock this
morning and Rev. DR.. Stricken in the
evening at S:15 o'clock.
Rev. e. l.. Goodwin, rector of ST. Marks
Episcopal Church, has returned from his
vacation, and viii occupy his pulpit this
morning and evening.
Rev. Jere Witherspoon, D. D., has re-
turned to the city. and will fill his pulpit
at both services to-day.
FOR THE YOUNG MEN
The Young Mems Meetings, at the As
ISOLATION Building, have been growing in
power during the summer "rThe Young
Man and His Fears was thoroughly dis
cussed last Sunday. This afternoon
the meeting will be held at 4 o'clock; Mr.
T. c.. Digss will be the chairman, the sub
ject for the hour being 1.-THE Young Man
and His Heroes" It is believed this will
be the best meeting of the summer Young
men are most cordially invited.
The Workers Training Glass will meet
IN the par!or at 5:15. as usual; theme,
TN His Name" A cordial Invita- ton is ex-
tended to young men to be present.
The preliminary announcement for the
Educational Classes is now ready Young
men can secure full information by calling
at the building. Enrolment books are open
and each class will be limited to an at
tendance. where satisfaction can be guar
anteed- The Sctoll opens Monday, October
1st.
ST PAULs CHAPEL.
Inc .Sunday-school of st. sPauFs chapel
VIII begin its fall session this afternoon
f at A o'clock - = ttoo1 i.
The beautiful new chapel situated on the
corner corner OF Sixth and Bragg Streets, win
be used in this initial service.
Rev. Preston Nash, chaplain will be
in charge. -. - ~
formal conservation of the chanel
viii take place the first Sunday in DC
tober. - -.
The Kings Soldiers will meet for the
first time in their new quarters tris
afternoon at o'clock. Tt is the large
building at the corner of 10Th and Main.
Streets, rented by the Methodists. and
known as the Methodist Institution for
Christian work. g. =
Rev. R. D. Scott will preach at West
End Church to-day at IL A. M. and night
d at s Pm - - ~
Rev. Frank I. Wells will preach both
morning and night ar Park-placo CS1,,,,.ot,E