The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
! Texas, registering 600 members.

In Texas, registering 600 members.
DIR. Scott is returning from the Ecu
menical Conference. where he agreed
with DR.. Kerr to fill the latter's pulpit
win Peasants, No. 39t South Third
Street
The Baptist newspapers of the South are
discussing the question. where the South
ern Baptist Convention should meet in
1901. The business men of Chattanooga
are organizing "a movement to induce the
convention 10 meet in that city. Asheviiic,
N c., will also petition the Convention
to mold its next session in that city. As
the Convention met in Chattanooga only
four years ago and has never. held a ses-
sion in Aslcville, it IS predicted by many
that a majority of the members will vote
Cor Asheville.
REV. j. b. Taylor, D. D., who for
many years was superintendent of the
Baptist Orphanage at Salem, Va, has
been superintendent of The Georgia Bap-
fist Home for orphan children during the
last twelve months. It will be gratifying
TO the thousands of his Virginia friends
to learn that mis- work in Georgia is not
less successful than that which he accom-
plished in Virginia. AT a recent meeting
of the Georgia Baptist Convention, he sue
ceeded in raising a large sum of money
for the endowment of the Georgia Home
for Children.
TRINITY METHODIST.
Owing to the Illness of Rev. Mr. Snoon-
er, of Trinity Methodist Church, the morn
ing services to-day will be conducted
by Rev. r. T.. kirkpatrick, and the night
services by Rev. w. a., Barr, of Monu-
mental church.
Rev. w. a. Barr viii leave tomorrow
to conduct a mission in Bedford City for
Rev. Dallas Tucker, rector of ST. Johns
Church
The annual Eastertide celebration Of The
Monumental Sunday-scllool will be held
at Monumental Church this after
noon at O'Clock.
in His Name Society met Friday af-
tornoon at 40 O'Clock at Seventh-Sreet=
Christian Church. Routine business was
transacted.
The services at Grove-Avenue Baptist
Church will be particularly attractive to-
day. Dr. Hawthorne will discuss two
very interesting subjects. His subject at
the morning service will be 1.-The Out
Cast Spirit, who Brought Pack Seven
Other Spirits and at the evening service
1.-THE Divine Process by Which Human
Character is Tested" The ordinance of
Baptism will be administered ait the even
ing service.
REV. NJ. Ashby Jones VIII deliver a
special sermon, on the Sist anniversary
OIL The L. u u T.. at LeiSu-SlIeSL Dup
list Church at III o'clock this morn
ing Unity Lodge No Sc, Will meet at
their lodge-rooln in the morning st 10:15
o'clock and attend in a body. Members of
sister lodges are fraternally requested to
meet with them and attend this service.
The organ at Parb-PIace Church has
been thoroughly overhauled and is now in
splendid condition The choir at this
church will sing three selections from
Porters' Resurrection. at both morning
and evening services to-day. This
choir is doing excellent work, and are
being generally congratulated upon their
well-merited success.
BROAD STREET METHODIST.
REV. 6. b. Stricl1ler. u D., of the
Union Theological Seminary, will preach
at Broad-Street Church at o'clock
tonight IN the morning at IL
o clock the rliIyit will be filled by Rev.
J. p. Smith, d. d. The Epworth League
will meet tomorrow evening at S O'Clock.
Rev. ". Strother Jones. D. ID, formerly
of Virginia, but now rector of ST. Mich
aels church, Trenton n. j., Will preach
at both services at ST. Paul's to-day.
Rev. ". W. Moore, d. D., Will preach
at the Second Presbyterian and Rev. a.
H Kippan at the Third Church.
Rev r. J. Wiilingham, d. D.. will
preach at tine Gface-Street PRESBYTERIAN
Church this morning. There will be no
service tonight.
saav. w. p. Constable. of the Methodist
Church, will preach at the Soldiers Home
chapel this afternoon at o'clock.
In the morning the students of Richmond
College VIII conduct the service. while
at night the pulpit will be occupied by
a minister from The Union Theological
Seminary.
Rev. Harry Ninnick of N1arstal1-Streat
Christian Church, will preach at the
Home for Incurables this afternoon
at o'clock The public is cordially invited
TO. all these meetings.
REV. o. b. Sears, of Charlottesville,