The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
.HesWill Preach 4 Special Sermon TO
Men ] o-Morrow Evening.
ALLIANCE Will MEET HERE.
Dr.. Cacsranl Will Leave for Kentucky
:. Next wock-NIovcmcnts TO Erect
. Monument 10 Z. uncic Larry
by. the l.oscbuds.

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evening at O'Clock. This will be such
a one as me delivered here last spring,
and winch was so much talked about
The entire middle aisle will be reserved
for men only until the hour for ser
vice, after which the whole church will
= be thrown open TO the public, and
cordial welcome is extended to all. Inc
students at the medical and other COLI
leses here are especially desired 10 attend
this service.
sunday nights services will be the last
that Dr. Guerranl viii. conduct in Rich
1nond, as he leaves for his home in ken
tIcAJ' next week Those WHO would Ike
70 hear the gospel presented in ITS sim !
pIicitN and power, should not lose the
opportunity Of hearing this earnest dl-
Vine.
HIS labors have been s.gnally blessed
iii The sout, and southwest during the
pas: three months. His own church is
iii Wilmore. k..
Revival services began Thursday might
Al ST. James Methodist Ca,urc!a. a large
congregation vas present, and the inter
est was deep. There was one conversion
The pastor breaches nightly.
cllSSIlrNAiisY ALLIANCE.
The officers Of Centenary Methodist
Episcopal ehii.ch. Oh winch Rev Dl. 5.
"a. AolcSi - pASlOt, 1laSC - LIZ 49,
OF the church to the Christian and Mis-
sionary Alliance, with headuuartcrs
New York. Richmond has this Year been
selected as the place for the meeting
" hIch Will be held April Sth to 18th, 1nclu-E
.sive. This is not UNCONVENTIONAL assoc
citation. and q meeting is held annually
for the discussion of missionary ma rtcrs-S
Three services viii he held daily, with
..Missit MS. the topic for addresses. A
~ No W
will be present s
Dr. Steel during this week will give up
his Wednesday service. The conference
will adjourn In time to allow the mem
pcrs to attend the Ecumeaical Confer
. ence 10 be held at New York, on April
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CHURCH SERVICES.
Revival services are being conducted
in nearly every Methodist church In
Richmond. Rev. J.. u. Betty, pastor OF
#ti.sy--strses methodist Church, is preach
ing Interesting sermons appropriate TO
the season, and Mr. MaNey. at Asbury
church, is conducting regular services.
SBev.styV. l3. Beauchamp. of Broad-Street
il. e,:.odist Cllurcn, vail start I revival TO-
morrow isbt. air. BeaHchanp tried TO 4
secure Bishop w. a. Gambler, of Atlanta.
Ca, for sunday He, however, re-
sceivcd Il letter from tlle Bishop yesterday
able 10 be present. but that he would
ll-.. ic come at some later date.
The work of repairing the Broad-Street
church will begin about July lst The
contract has been awarded for the Tres
Going of the main auditorium, which work
viii occupy about SIX weeks. during
which time the basement will be utilized
Tor enu-ch services.
Rev DR. NJ. A. Barr preached at Mon
,;,:asrs.al Church last nigh: another ser
mon in the series on THE Elements OF
Christian Manhood These sermons are 4
very Interesting, and the service was
we'll attended. On Tomorrow Holy 8 Com
Inunion will he dispensed. Dr. Barr VIII
preach At both morning and night SER
vices.
~ Yesterday ended the week during which
5.r. Barr conducted services for St An-
dlew's brotherhood at No. 1905 East Main
Street These Lenten services Will END
next week, during which ministers from
the various churches will conduct the
services.
DR. Hawthorne Will, on Tomorrow morn
Ing, deliver a sermon at GroNe-AEenue
on What is True Religion At night
5llc will exchange pulplts with DR.. Battle.
OF Petersburg.
DIR. lI-AI.E.S CAREER.
DR.. r. p. Hale, who is to assist Or.
Hawthorne in a series Of meetings at
!ti!ore-Avenne Baptist Church beginning
the second Sunday In April. is native
OF Alabama. he was graduated from
Howard College. in that State in ISIS.
lie afterwards took the complete course
IN the Southern Baptist Theological Sem
mary, at Louisville Ky. After leaving
the seminary he went to Europe and sub
scquently to Egypt and Palestine where
he spent much time In the study OF the
localities connected with biblical history.
He was elected to the passionate of the
Southsidc Baptist church. in birmingham,
Ala, where he was instrumental in build
ing a very con,modious and beautiful
house Of worship. and in gathering one
Of the largest and most influential con-
Ercsations in the Stale. Two years ago
lie succeeded Dr. Broushton. now Of
Atlanta, III the passionate OF the Second
baptist church at Roanoke. Va. de has
been III great demand for crangelisuc5
work, and has had distinguished success
in revival meetings in many of our large
cilies North and South. About six years
ago he aided DIR. Cooper in series OF
meetings in the First Baptist church of
this city. and under his ministry there
were many professions Of conversion and
accessions to the church.
The movement to erect a monument to
..unclo Larry. by the Rosebud Mission
airy societies is now we'll under way.
"A fITCiiar leLIef' III S pcel1 sent 10 lEe
preachers of the Virginia Conference ask
ing for their endorsement of the move
1nent. and requesting that they call the
attention Of the Rosebuds in their church
and nl,e former members of the societies
10 the noble work which has been in-$
augrra1ed.
The Rev. Mr.. Bosnian, of the Park
Place Methodist Church. will begin a Sc
1ies Of sermons Sunday night. to be con-
1inued every Sunday night through the
lnon;1, Of April. The services will be for
the benefit ac the young men and women
Of the congregation. The subject for
Sunday night is The Life OF Peter, and
the sermon will be more particularly to
Young men.
Is Professor IS. c. Mitchell. Of Richmond
College, will preach at Calvary Baptist
Church. Grace and Pine Streets, to-mor-
row morning at ~ o'clock, and Rev. T..
e. Bomar. secretary of the Foreign Mis-
sion Board. a S o'clock p. NJ.
q Rex. Carey Il. Morgan will preach at
Sercnth-Stree, Christian Church in the
morning on Tempted by Quest.ol u.s.:
llis evening subject will be The Hosts
OF the, Lord Marking Time. Z
DR. Smith. OF the Second Baptist
+ Church. on Sunday morning viii speak