Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-06
Official Program for a Great Re-
Iigious Meeting.
The Convention VIII Convene In tho Sow
enth Street Christian Church. Rich
mond. November 1ath-ioth. Inclusive
Virginia Christian missionary Society.

churches of Christ in Virginia. to be
held at the Seventh Street Christian
Church. of this city, the 13th-16th of
this month:
VIRGINIA MINISTERIAL AsSoCIA-
TION.
Tuesday, November 18th = Morning
Session: $3.50 a. M, devotional service
j. A. Spencer; 10 a. m. annual ad-
dress of the president, j. A. Dearborn;
lo:3O Il. m, subject for the days dis
| cussion: How to Present Our Plea
for Christian Unity Most Effectively?"
preliminary statements olF the sub
1ect, Carey e. Morgan; 1850 a. M, (a)
AS to Undenominational Christianity
-Ihe Argument from the Scriptures"
w. III. Book; 11:10 a. m, discussion
five minute talks. led by j. ID. Hama1-
er: 1880 a. M, (b) LAS to Financial
Aspect" o. b. Sears: 1850 a. M, dis
| cussion. led by f. #. Bullard; 1910 D.
M (c) LAS to the Evangelistic Argu-
ment.' Harry Minnick; 1880 p. M. dis
| cussion. led by Il. a. Hodge, 1850 D.
M. announcement of committees and
| adjournment.
Afternoon Session-2:15 p. M, devo-
tional service. H. j. Dudley; 2:3O.p. M.
| (d) 'As TO the Name" C. p. William
| son; $50 p. m, discussion. led by L.
Creed" S. r. MAXWELL 2:3O p. M, dis
cussion, led by F. w. Troy; $3.50 p. m
| co LAS to Baptism" j. A. Dearborn:
4:1O p. M, discussion, led by Cephas
| Shelburne; 4:S0 p. m, adjournment.
| Evening Session-1:45 y. M, devo-
tional service. Il. f.. Withers; Sis D.
m. address, c. a. Young.
VIRGINIA CHRISTIAN MISSION
| AIRY SOCIETY.
| Wednesday. November 14th-Morn-
| ing Session: u. m. quiet hour. +. W.
| Troy; $3.50 a. m, remarks by presi-
dent w. f. Fox; appointment of COM
| mittees; $50 Il. M. report Of the board
| by the secretary, II. n. Newman: 1910
| a. M. address. The Work of the Evan
| Gelist," j. V. West; 1910 a. m, adj
| dress. Spirit of Our Plea Evangelis-
| tic" j. ID. Hamaker; 11:10 Il. m, adj
dress. mission and Spiritual Culture"
| j. II. 7. Hundley: 40 n. M, address,
Missionary Conscience" w. II. Book:
12:l0 p. M, announcements and adj
journment.
Afternoon Sessions y. m. devo-
tional service. J. A. Spencer; 3:15 p. M.
Schools" ]. N. Hartman; S:35 p. m.
Sunday school session. led by B. p.
Smith: report of the state secretary of
Sunday schools $3.50 p. m, address.
what Constitutes Good Sunday
School," w. K. Walker; 4:05 u. m. ad-
dress. Relation of Sunday School and
Church. Each to the Other" II. ID.
Coifey; 4:20 p. M, address. THE Sun
day School Teacher" a. j. Renforth;
/ 4:S5 p. m. address, Reverence in Sun
day Schools" j. C. Martin: 1850 p. M,
address. How to Increase the Fiji
cheney of the Sunday School," Philip
Johnson.
Evening Session-7:45 p. r devo-
tional service. S. II. Forrer: p. M,
address. The Church for iHe Twen-
tieth Century" c. p. Williamson.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 18TH.
Morning Session. a. m. prayer and
praise service. Cephas Shelburne; $3.50
conference State work-"The Field
and E'orces"-five minute speeches. Dr.
S. Il. Shelburne. j. Ii. Lyon. j. A.
Campbell, J. f. Stone. j. O. Shelburne.
II. a. Helsabeck. S. w. Glascoci, d. S.
Henke. G. Nj. Houston, ]. F. Lewis
and j. T. 7. Hundley; IL a. M, i'd
dress. Need of Cooperation" Harry
Minnick; 80 m, address. "Claims
of State Missions Paramount" WI
liam Burleigh: 10 m. address, out
look" w. j. Shclburne; 80 p. ~. an
nouncements and adjournment
Afternoon Sessions p. m. devotion
al service. w. L. Powell. 3l5 p. m.
report of committees. S:35 D. M,
Christian Endeavor rally led by State
Superintendent: address. The Y. p. S.
c. E.-What Is It?" f.. T. Billiard.
3;45 p. M. address. What Commit
tcSf aic 4>eeueu anu tne advantages
of Their Work." George r. Cheves.
1868 p. m. address, The G. e. Read
ing Courses" Richard Bagby 4;05 p.
m, address. THE Strength and Pur-
pose of the Pledge" j. ID. Hamaker.
$40 p. m. report OF State Superintend-
ent. II. f.. Miley. 4:20 p. m, address,
How to Spread the TIndeavor Idea
and Increase It's Usefulness" w. II.
Book. 4:30 D. m, address, twentieth
Century Forecast for Christian En-
deavor," Carey Il. Morgan. $40 p. m,
address, The Lost Found" W. j.
Cooke. 4:50 p. m. address. Charles NJ
Sheldon. 5:25 p. M, question-bo box. $3.50
p. m, announcements and adjourn
-ment.
Evening Session-7:45 p. m. dcvo-
tional service, w. j. Cooke. Sis p. M,
address. j. II. Garrison.
VIRGINIA C. w. r. NJ.
Friday November 16th--Morning
Scssion--931 Il. m, Bible study. DR.. G.
y. Young Greetings. Opening OF the
convention, State President. Appoint
ment of committees. 1920 n. M. re-
port OF State Secretary, Miss Gillie
Cary; state Treasurer, Miss Lula o.
Philips: Superintendent OF Young Peo-
pies Work, State Organizers Mrs. f.
Il. Buliard: State Observation-Disclosures
News and Grove. 10:45 Il. M. Bible
I4ectureship work: Report of Chair
man of Committee, Mrs. Il. II. Duke;
Treasurer. Mrs. l.. c. Daniel; Instruc- /
tor. Dr. c. \. Young. II a. m. address I
on Bible Work Mrs. w. G. Hull 11;15 /
stations; India, Miss BESSIE Farrar;
Porto Rico Miss Agnes Mccarthy; |
Mexico Miss jamie Farrar. II 30 n
M conference on Young Ponies |