The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-14
BUSINESS OF THE
BIBLE SOCIETY
Meeting of Board of Managers Held
tuesday Afternoon.
LEAVES TOMORROW NIGHT.
DR.. j. william Jones VIII at That
Time Start for Chapel Hili.
DR.. Tudor at Luray.
Church Notes.
LEAVES TOMORROW NIGHT.

Rev. Dr. ]. William Jones. who viii leave
the city, rendered his resignation as a
member of the Board of Managers, Tues
day afternoon al O'Clock Inc fes!siidtioii
was reluctantly accepted.
psv /. B. Betty also offered his res'S-
,a.{on which WAS laid on the table 1or
.u4ure consideration NJ Betty resigns
ON the ground that his pastoral duties
will prevent his giving any time 20 Inc
work OF the boafd. 49,
f-h.,rrb IIiIl Branch of the Woman $
christian Association, for Use IN their
building.
The board appointed as the Executive
Committee for the ensuing year the pres!-
dent, Rev. N. Ashby Jones; Rev J.. Il! n
Mason. John L. Williams; and as Aucit-
iny Committee Mir. w. f. Fox and Dr.
Inl,r J, wheat. The agents for the sale
of Bibles were appointed as follows: he'-
" l., Ware. of Lancaster county; ana
Mr. w S. Lyons, Of Pocahontas, va ana
NIr. George Post, of Nansenond county,
was appointed colporter
The secretary, Rev. w S. Campbell,
was appointed delegate TO attend
conference of the representatives OF the
American Bible Society and all of its
a,,xi,.ar;es TO be held in New York next
October This conference is for the pur-
pose OF considering the general interests
ana discussing the best methods Oh Blpie
Society work
A recent issue of the Christian Evangelist
a weekly religious paper OF ST LOUIS, con
: Trims n portrait OF Rev. Carey g. Nor
can nastor of Seventh-Street Chris
tfan church. of this city A sketch on the
interior heartily commends Mr. Morgan
splendid work in the ministerial lleid anu
confirms the opinion that he IS one OF inc
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ministers.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
nv w. T. Derieux. pastor of Nenapie-
Street Baptist Church, was on TUESDAY
elected a member of the Foreign Mission
Isoar; of the Southern Baptist ConVeh-
ton. ,,., piob-
~ TO- 1n-,,,nrroy night for Chapel Hill,
where he will enter on his pastoral oudes
''1 Dr. w. v. Tudor will dedicate the new
Nerbolist church At Luray. Va. neSt
Sunday. He viii preach both morning anu
right. ,,ar ~
,,raosivn to supply for six weeks the
p,,ln;t of his son. DR.. II a. Upper, Jr-'
who win take 4 trip to Europe
prof. r. f. Gaines. of Richmond Col
,ere, who has been in attendance upon
Harvard University during the past ses-
Gin
He comes back well pleased win
the idea of taking hold OF the loiiese
The Paris Fund being raised for the
Christian, churches Of America Is GROWING
ranidly. The Seventh-Street CHRISTIAN
Church of this city recently contribute"
500 Il, the fund.
Rev. T. s. Dunaway, Jr.. Oh Accoiiiae'
IS In the city in attendance upon the eNef-
discs at Richmond College. After .till1shiils
his course at the college he attended Cfoz-
er Seminary in Pennsylvania, ana mas peeii
pastor for two Years IN accoiiiac-
Cantain Ryerly, of Rockingham Military
Academy is in the city. He comes to con-
far with the trustees of Richmond Col
3ere with the hope of bringing the school
into closer relations with the colleEe-
CAPTAIN Byerly is weil-known as an ecu
Gator in the Valley of Virginia. and is
warmly commended by his neighooIs.
ELEVENTH ANNIVERSARY.
Sunday was the eleventh anniversary OF
the organization Of the Howards Grove
Rartist dlu,-ch The officers elected Tor
The ensuing wear We're: S. A. Allen, treas
urer: John Z. Garrett, clerk; p Nor
mtnt Binford, auditor; Miss May Withai1l,
organist: Miss Florence II Holland, as
ststant organist The following dcacons
were elected for an indefinite time: s. a
Allen. Thomas ]. England, j. T. BurNon,
George T. Atkins James T. Wooden, W.
"a billiard and w. b. Huff. Rev. II. L.
Lauthan, the pastor. and his people are
moving forward with their building plans
and are greatly encouraged. Their bultd'ns
viii be Of brick costing not less than
Es,50a.
Tn. following association leaders have
been appointed by the Board of Managers
of the Baptist Young Peoples Union OF
Virginia:
Acconlac Association, Rev. T. S. Duna-
way. Jr., Acconac Courthouse; Dan RiV-
er association ]. II. Gutherie. Houston:
Dover Association, Rev. II. T Louthan.
Rialmond; Goshen Association. Rev. h L.
Musselnlan, Ruttler Glen; Portsmouth AS
ISOLATION. J. G. Mills, Franklin; Strawberry
Association, ". A. Parker, Bedford City:
Valley Association. Rev ID a Solly,
Roanoke; Shenandoah Association, c. II.
StiIman. Charlestown W. Va
DIR. George IS. Stricken. OF the Union
Theological Seminary. preached a sermon
last Sunday at the University of North
Carolina, on Faith" His sermon is said
TO have been the best ever preached there.
The Religious Herald one week ago made
Il modest announcement to the eject that
Il would receive and forward any money
INTENDED for the Indian famine sufferers.
The result has been surprising. for already
several hundred dollars have been sent
for the purpose, and every mail brings
fresh contributions.
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ianlon o. Brown have
come al the way from London, Canada,
to Richmond TO practice healing according
TO The notions of Mrs. Mary Baker e.
Eddy. They have started a congregation
OF Christian Scientists and eighteen Rich
,nond people have gathered at their CALL
have listened TO them and have been con-
yerted. forming the first Christian Science
congregation that the city ever had. The
temporary place OF meeting. study and
worship Of the eighteen and Mr.. and Mrs
Brown is al No. III east Broad Street,
where The Browns have apartments.
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