The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-12
ORGANIZATION OF
WESI-EN,D CHURCH
Rev. Kent PendIeton, Of Manchester,
Made the Address.
BAPTIST SUNDAY SCH 00LS
The East Hanover Preshytery Met
Yesterday alorning-Scrsnont TO the
Juniors-Ncws OF Religious
Richmond.

organized Sunday afternoon by the Con
gregation that slas been worshipping as
mission at No 1906 West Cary Street. All
the Christian Ministers OF this city ana
Manchester were present and participated
in the exercises
The exercises were opened with sing
ing by the congregation, followed by the
reading of the Scripture selection oy kew
DR.. Carey T. Morgan. Rev. j. A Dear
born offered prayer, after which there was
singing by the congregation and an al
dress by Rev. Kent Pendleton.
The calling OF the roll OF charter mem
hers showed that the church would start
out with sixty The church has Sunday
school attached TO it with a roll strength
OF 125 members.
The delivery Of the charge was mace oy
Rev. Harry Minntck. The right mana
OF fellowship was extended by Rev. MI.
Morgan, after which there was singing
and the benediction by Rev p z. DuNal
PRESBITERY MEETS
The East Hanover Presbltery met yester-
day morning a 1890 o'clock in the lecture
room OF the Second Presbyterian church
and granted letter of dismission to Ii
centiate T. b. Druen to Lexington Pres
bytery Mr.. Druen was member OF the
senior class that just graduated at the
Union Theological Seminary, and has
been called to the pastorate OF the Pres
byterian Church al Chenille, w, ",
He expects to leave for his new field OF
labor in about two weeks. Mr. Druen
is q: resident Of Henrico.
The resignation of DR.. L. L. Jones
as pastor Of Namozine Church in Anne
liza and Hebron Church in DinWlddle
county had been presented to the Pres
bytery at its recent meeting IN Peters
burg. and the church had been cited 10
appear by it's commissioners to sho"
cause why the resignation should not
be accepted. It was expected that tfisre
would be a communication from tiie
church to this meeting Of the Presby-
terv but for some unknown reason it
has not been received, and so no acton
could be taken until the church is heard
from.
UNION MEETING
The Ministerial Union of Richmond,
Manchester and vicinity held regular
meeting yesterday morning at IL O'Clock III
the Young Mems Christian Association
narlors. Rev. r. A. Goodwin presided.
DR.. r. p Kerr presented the report o.
fine committee On the Christian-unlty
meetins- held the first Sunday IN May
The committee was commended Tor its
diligence and the success of the meeting
Rev. William S. Campbell made gen
eral report of the work OF the SUNDAY
Observance League. He said the work
of the League was progressing, and that
there was every reason for encourage
ment.
DIR. Kerr presented a request from the
{ Huuuenot Association, that the pastors
! call the attention of their people TO the
| worl, of this Association. II is endeavor-
| mo 70 raise $780, with which to support
| a oastor of the Reformed Church in one
| of the mission fields in France.
! About two hundred and fifty members
| of the Junior Order of United American
| Mechanics and one hundred and twenty7
five Daughters of Liberty attended the
] services at Fulton Baptist Church at II
| o'clock Sunday morning to hear the special
sermon upon ..Christian Patriotism, de-
] livered by Rev. r. Cabell Hening, chaplain
| of patrick Henry Council, No. II.
] The Juniors assembled at their Nielsen s.
| hail and marched to the church IN
/ body under the command OF CouncitoI
4 S. S. Tyree, of Patrick Henry Council
| Nearly all the different councils OF the
1 city were represented, and Chaplain Hen
! ing was highly complimented from al
/ sides, upon his eloquent sermon
/ rick Henry Council last night at O'Clock
] and the past Councillors Association was
/ in session with the Council. Refreshments
! were served after the meeting
/ SERMON TO THE GRAYS-
DR.. w. A. Barr preached the anhuai
1 sermon the G!CliilIoiiN
i mental Church at O'Clock Sunday
/ afternoon. The house was crowded, ana
| the sight was an inspiring one. Many
/ members of the old companies were pres
l ent at the service.
The first dress-p parade was held Sunday
1 afternoon, with great success. Inc
1 company met at the Ar1nory, and marched
| to the church, under the direction OF Cap
l tain Crawford.
/ Manv of the Baptist ministers OF the
/ city left at o'clock yesterday morning for
1 Forest Hill, where very pleasant day
4 was spent This is the annual outing and
| arrangements had been completed to
j make the occasion a great success.
i Rev. w. B. Beauchamp. pastor OF
Broad-Street Methodist Church, preached
I the first of a series OF sermons on the
1! observance Of the Sabbeth'' at his
i church Sunday night.
i The regular monthly meeting of tht
Z! Baptist Sunday-School Association o.
Il RICHMOND and Manchester was held sun
Il day afternoon in the chapel of the col
Il lege View Mission. on Clay Street, Wes
81 of Hancock. Despite the warm weather
i f11aY