The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-29
THEY DECIDE TO
MOVE THE CHURCH.
Epworth Congregation VIII Sell
Their Lot.
SERVICES IN THE CHURCHES.
Committee Will Recommend Pastor
for acknowledgements at tho
y. NJ. G. A.-Catholic
Notes.
SERVICES TO-DAY.

ing funds for that purpose and the Build
ing Committee has many reasons to feel
encouraged.
SERVICES TO-DAY.
Rev. E. =. Bomar, D. d. assistant sec
rotary of the Foreign Mission Board. Will
preach this morning at II O'Clock at the
First Baptist Church.
The pulpit at Centenary NJ. z. Church
this morning VIII be filed by Rev. w Y.
Tudor, D. D. There Will be no service at
night.
Services will be conducted at Monument
tai Episcopal Church this morning by Rev.
John D. La Mothe. Of Loudoun county. Va.
Rev. 7. r. English will officiate at Il
o'clock in the morning at the First Pres
byterian Church. There will be no SER
vice at night.
Rev J. e. Thacker will preach at II
o clock at the Second Presbyterian Church.
AT SEVENTH STREET.
Rev. o. B. Sears, of Charlottesville, Va,
will preach this morning at IL O'Clock
at the Seventh-Street Christian Church.
The Christian Endeavor Society will meet
in the Iecture-room of the Church at 7:1o
o'clock
The usual services will be held in the
morning at the Christadelphian Ecclesia,
Lee Camp Hall.
A mass-meetIns of the members OF
ne held this afternoon 10 receive the re-
port of the committee on recommending
q pastor for the Church.
Rev John T. Bosnian. pastor Of Park
Place Methodist Church. has returned 10
the city. and Will occupy his pulpit this
morning and evening.
UNION SERVICES.
Rev A ID. Mcclure will preach morning
and night to-day at the Grace Street
preached two very strong sermons last
Sunday to good congregations. the night
service being especially we'll attended The
First Presbyterian and Grace-Street
Churches will unite during August; the
services will be held in the First Church
on the first and third Sundays, and in the
ctrace-Strcet on the second and fourth
Sundays, instead of the arrangement an
nounced previously.
Rev. ". H. j. Squires will preach
this afternoon at ) o'clock at Over
brook Presbyterian Church.
Tev. W. Dudley Powers, D. z. general
secretary of the American Church Mis-
sionary Society. New York, will conduct
divine service at St Paurs this morning
and tonight.
At Ocean View to-day the first service
will be held in the new chapel. The Church
of the Holy Offering. as the new edifice is
named. was built by Richmond people in
memory of 4 relative.
Rev Preston Nash. rector of Christ
Episcopal Church, of this city, viii con-
duct the first service.
Rev. S r. Maxwell, pastor Of the Third
Christian Church Twcnty-si,sth and Mar
shall Streets. viii occupy his pulpit to-
day. His subject in the morning viii be
'.victory in Christ His subject in the
evening will be Freedom by the Truth"
MIR. CONSTABLE SICK.
his home by sickness his appointments
for to-day are necessarily cancelled.
The meeting Friday night at East Rich
monG Hall was very largely attended. both
by people from this city and from that To-
cality. This was one of the best services
yet held. Much interest is being manifest
ed each night. especially by the young
people.
These meetings will be continued this
week. Mr. Fieldins Pollard will he in
charge Of them. Services tonight and
each night next woek at o'clock.
after short. spirited song service.
Seven Pines car leaves its sheds at Twen-
ty-ninth and T Streets at Z and $50
o'clock each evening, The public is cor
daily invited to attend these special meet
ings
At demonstration NJ. F. Church to-day,
services will be held morning and evening.
In the absence of the pastor. the Rev.
Thomas j. Pumpkins viii fiji the pulpit at
II a. NJ and AT SIS p. NJ. the Rev. Mr.
Pettigrew will preach.
The services Of the Young Peoples
Union of Leigh-Street Baptist Church will
he especially Interesting to-day. Mr.. y.
r. Caldwell will lead the melting. using
the missionary topic. Mexico. There viii
be several papers and addresses on the
subject, and a hearty welcome is assured
all who come
THE Y NJ c. A.
The Young Mems Meeting at the Y. NJ
c. A. building this afternoon at
o'clock VIII be interesting and helpful. The
meeting will be in charge Of Mr.. Z. n
Newman, the theme for the afternoon be-
ing The Young Man and His Tempta-
TONS These summer afternoon meet
ings are more social and informal than the
larger meetings. An opportunity Will be
given for the young men to take part, but
no one will be called upon All young men
are cordially invited.
The Boys Gospel Army will meet at 5
o'clock, in charge of Mr.. Morris.
The Workers Bible Training Glass meets
in the parlors at SIS O'clock Study will
be conducted by Secretary Mckee. While
an invitation is extended TO all men,
strangers are especially welcome
CATHOLIC NOTES.
Father Matthew O'Keefe, pastor of St
Francis Catholic church, at IoWSOn. Is.
according to dispatch to The Sun from
Washington, to be appointed a Monsignor
by Pope Leo MIL Although three
priests with that dignity reside in Wash
ington, DR.. Stephan, head Of the Indian
Bureau. and prs. Conaty and Mcmahon.
of the Catholic University there is no
prelate of this description in or near Bal
timore. the chief city of the See, that
office having become vacant at the death
of Monsignor Edward McColgan, pastor of
st. Peters church, Baltimore, three years
ago. It is said that the appointee
probably will be Rev Matthew O'keefe,
rector Of st. Francis Parish, Tow
son. and a secular priest of over
fifty years standing. He is now
about seventy-five years of age and has
been editor OF the Catholic Mirror journal
of Baltimore, for some time. He ranks
among the leading theolosians of his
time, and his writings as a disputant on
doctrfnal points have frequently been
brought to the Popes attention
Miss Madeleine Deadly is spending the
summer at Chase City, Va
Rev. Father Mccarthy, OF Baltimore
Md, is at ST. Jcseph's church.
,g. n Sullivan of T,ypchburG, Va.