The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-05
WILL CALL A NEW
PASTOR TO DAY
To Fill the Pulpit of Broaddus-hlem
rial Baptist Church.
MAY BE REV. Mr.. C. P. STEALEY.
DR.. Landrum Here-Iscv. Mr.. Evans t
M'onumental-Many New York
Preachers at the City
Churches To-Day.
MAY BE REV. Mr.. C. P. STEkLEY.


There will be meeting this afternoon at
$50 O'Clock Of the members OF Broaddus
Memorial Baptist Church. for the purpose
of receiving the report OF the committee
selected to call a pastor The committee
has already decided upon the minister
they Will recommend for the pastorate
of the church, but refuse Information as
to who he is. For some time they have
had the names of the following pastors
under consideration: Rev c. 2. Stealey,
OF Martinsburg, w. Va; Rev Mr.. Martin,
of Atlanta, Ga; and Rev. NJ. Grace, OF
Locustdale, Va 1t is understood that
Rev. Mr. Stealey is the most favorabiy
spoken OF OF the candidates.
A grand rally will be held this
evening, at C. NJ. E. Church mission, on
Chaifin Street, between Reservoir and
Randolph. Rev Miles will preach at IL
A M, at $50 p N Rev Booker, OF
NJ. Rev. J. H. Dixon. OF Unon-Street c.
NJ. Z. Church, of Petersburg. Will preach.
DR. LANDRUAl HERE.
Rev. DR.. W. W. Landrum. who arrived
yesterday to fill the pulpit Of the Second
Baptist Church during August, was accom-
panied by his family, all OF whom are glad
10 again visit their former home, and
VINO will be warmly received here
Dr. Landrun will be the guest OF Mr..
Robert Crllnp.
Rev. DR.. r. j. willneham will preach
at Broaddus Memorial Church this
evening.
Rev. ]. t. Lumpkfn will preach at Park
Place Church this morning There
will be no service at night
| The Litany of Intercession for Mis-
sions will be used to-day at the even
ing service at Grace Church. All members
of the Woman's Auxiliary, who are in
terested in the observance of this prayer
day. are asked to attend
Rev Lee c. Crutchfield Will preach at
Little Trinity Church at IL a. NJ and
| Corinth, at $50 P NJ. to-day.
PREACH To SOLDIERS
Services at the Soldiers Home chapel
| to-day will be as follows:
At11 ~ NJ conducted by 4 minister from
| the Union Theological Seminary. At P.
| NJ. by Rev Dr. L, r. Mason VINO VIII
administer the Holy Communion and at
| liams.
| orphan BOYS will render the music for the
! P. N. service.
! letter has been received by Mr.. II. h.
| Lipscomb, chairman of the Board OF Stew
Jd
/ R H Bennett, who is at Basic,
| Switzerland, giving a graphic description
| Of his tour abroad. He visited Scotland,
| where he saw the Scotland League, which,
! he says, is the finest organization he ever
! saw. He Travelled along the Rhine Valley;
| went to Rotterdam, and thence to Cologne.
| where he visited the magnificent cathedral
! From Cologne he went 20 Wetnheim and
| thence to Switzerland. fIe has, however,
III p--fec md |S.
| now at Lucerne. He will leave for home
on August 22d, arriving here about Sep
| tember LIST He VIII come over on the
| White Star Liner Oceanic
| AT GROVE AVENUE.
| Rev. Hartwell X Hawthorne will preach
| this morning at the Grove-Avenue Baptist
| Church.
Rev. DR.. Edward L. Pell will preach at
| Centenary Methodist Church this
| morning, after which. there will be COM
| munion.
At the Church of the Covenant Rev.
! Joseph Rennie, of Covington, Ky, VIII oc-
| cupy the pulpit at both morning and
| evening services.
| Rev. Charles P. Williamson, of Atlanta,
| Ga, will conduct both morning and even
| Ing services at the Seventh-Street Chris
| tan Church to-day
| Rev. w. T. Der:eux, D. d., left the city
y
meetings in Middlesex county. Rev. E.
| e. Bomar, D. D., will preach for him
| to-day at Venable-Street Baptist Church
at Ii A. NJ. and P. NJ.
| Rev. DR.. William E, Evans, the new
! rector of Monumental Church, has been
| spending his time since his arrival here
| in becoming acquainted with the members
| of his congregation. He will preach both
morning and afternoon to-day. Special
| music will DE rendered at both services.
| and there will be Holy Communion after
| the morning service
1 The Rev. ]. Z. Thacker. OF Norfolk.
| will preach IN the chapel of Union Theolos-
| ical Seminary, on the Brooke Turnpike, az
| s o'clock tonight. He will preach at the
| this morning.
| Rev. Dr. Charles S. Gardner of the First
| Baptist church, Columbia, s. c.. will occu-
| by the pulpit the First Baptist Church
! during the absence OF the pastor, Rev.
/! Or. George Cooper. DR.. Cooper will spend
| most OF his vacation in Denver. Col.
! Rev. A. D. Mcclure, Of Wilmington, n
c., will preach morning and night to-
| day at the First Presbyterian Church,
! where the congregations Of the First
! Church and the Grace Street Church will
| unite in union services Mr.. McClure,s
sermons last Sunday were enjoyed by two
| large congregations, the peculiarly about
! the night service being that the consre-
| CATION was composed Of nearly two-thirds
men. A special invitation is given to mem
| bers OF other churches whose services airs
| suspended during the summer TO worship
| at these union services.
| Rev. Mr. Goode will preach to-day at
| Emmanuel Baptist Church. The ordi-
| nance of baptism will Be administered at
| night.
REV. w. B. BEAUCHAMP BACK
| Rev. W. 3. Beauchamp, pastor of Broad