The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
SERVICES in
THE CHURCHES
Meetings in the Interest OF the lwen-
tieth Century Fund.
DR.. HAWTH0RNE'S StRMONs
Rev. C. j. Thompson vii! Oficiatc at
The Services at Gracc-Strect l'ap-
,is,-Rcv. DR.. Smith, of Nor
folk, at Centenary.

some of the ablest ministers in the Vlr-
,rinia Conference will speak at the SER
,.ices 70 he held in the Method st churches
to-day These meetings vii! be IN lhe
interest of the Twentieth Century tunu
and will be largely attended. The loi-
lowing is the programme:
ATass-mepting at II a. M.-Centenary,
Or a. Coke Smith; Laurel-Street, Bishop
j. c. Granbery D. D.
Mass-meeting at P. M.-Park. Place
DR.. w. j. Young, Union Station, Dr. a.
Coke Smith; Central (Alanchcster), DR..
S. A. Steel.
DR.. Nm. J. Young, who was to have
preached at Broad-Street church TINS
morning and Clay-Street church tonight,
VIII be unable TO pc mere OF account OF
sickness.
Rev. DR.. A. Coke Smith, pastor Of Ep-
worth Methodist church, Norfolk VIII
preach this morning at Centenary
Methodist church DR.. Saith is one OF
the ablest and most eloquent and pleas
ing preachers in the Southern Methodist
Church, and as a speaker in the Virginia
Conference, stands second TO none.
Rev. Dr. w w. Moore, of the Union
Theological Seminary. will preach ser
mon by request 10 the law class at Rich
,nond College, at the Second Presbyterian
church this afternoon at o'clock.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
The revival services at the Second Bap-
list church will be conducted to-day,
morning and evening, by Rev. DR.. Mac
Gregor.
Rev. w. B. Eeauchanlp. OF BroadStree;
Methodist church. Will preach this
morning and evening. His subject for
the evening will be Economics TO the
Lords Prayer.
Rev. Angus Crawford, Of the Episcopal
Theological Seminary at Fairfax. Will
conduct services at st. Paul's to-day.
Rev. II. w. NJ. LouShlan, OF Hampton,
Va. will I'LL the pulpit at the Third Pres
byterian church to-day.
At the Seventh-Street Christian church,
Rev Carey E. Morgan. the pastor. VIII
preach this morning on I'm the Streets
of Buried City
Services will be conducted to-day
at the Soldiers Home chapel by DR.. j.
p. Smith.
AT FRIENDS, CHURCH.
AT the Friends church, on Clay street
near First, there will be special meetings
to-day at IL a. NJ. and P. NJ, and
Monday at P. NJ. Rev J. j. NeaVe, 0!
England and Rev. J. w. Watson, OF
Iowa. will speak. On Tuesday at P. M.
Rev. ]. J. Neave. who has travelled eS-
tensively and spent some time in Russia,
will address the public on the persecu-
lions of Christians in Russia. These
ministers have been much blessed in
holding Gospel meetings. The public is
cordially invited.
DR.. ]. B. Hawthorne will I'LL his pulpit
in the Grove-Avenue Baptist church to-
Qay. The subject for morning ser
mon Is: 1.-THE Ladder from Earth to
Heaven. Evening subject: us Chris
tsa.,ity Destined to Per!sh?"
After the sermon Sunday morning the
right hand Of fellowship will be extended
to a number Of new members.
LECTURE ON GAMBLING.
Prof. John P Quinn, the ti-gamblin:
crusader, who was twenty-five years {
"a n,bler. will address the mems mass
meeting this afternoon at o clock
lin the y. NJ. c. A. Hall. His theme vii
be "a Midnight Scene. and all men arr