The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-17
chnrch. esnecia1lv Ne nastor.s SALARY

church, especially the pastors SALARY
The outlook for church organization
is very bright, and an invitation has been
extended to the Presbytery to meet with
the congregation next Thursday evening
at the mission. The following ministers
will compose the Prestoytery: Revs. ]. b.
Hawthorne, D. D.. William E;. Hatcher
d. d., 1. NJ Mercer. H A. Basoy, ]. X
Harrison, G. NJ. Daniels, ]. B. Hutson,
W. r. L. Smith, p. D., and all other
members of the conference who can at.
tend. It is expected that the Presbytery
Will advise the organization of a church.
and it is probable that the dedication will
take place Sunday, April I'D. The report
of the committee will be sl,hnlitte to the
Baptist Ministers Conference on Monday
morning.
TEIEs BIBLE INSTITUTE
The Bible readings which are being con-
Quoted at Centenary Methodist Church BY
Rev. E. "A. Marshall Of the Moody Bible
Institute of Chicago, SO far have proven
eminently successful.
Mr.. Marshall began his Bible institutes
in this CITY or Friday evening last. ana
will continue them through to-day. lie
lectured last night and yesterday morn
ing. and VIII speak to-day at II o'clock
in the morning and ait $50 at night
This work has been carried on by Mr..
Marshall thrnughout the country, in
about seventy of the largest cities east
OF the Rock Mountains. He has travelled
from Vermont to Louisiana, ana from
Nebraska to the Eastern Coast
Mr.. Marshall spoke four times last
Sunday: AT Centenary Al. p. Church a
ii A. NJ on the subject. Submission of
the VIII to Cod" at the Y. NJ c. "A. at
4 P. NJ. on "a Secret" at the Old Market
Hail at . p. NJ, giving hints on Bible
study and dwelling on the second coming
OF Christ, and at Union-Station Church
at night.
DIR. TUDOR ELECTED
DR. Tudor was elected at the meeting OF
the Methodist Conference yesterday morn
ing to represent the Methodists at the
meeting in behalf Of Christian Unity at
the Academy on the first Sunday in May.
The Union Glass meeting OF the Mefho-
dist churches of Richmond and vicinity.
a t Asbury Methodist Church at z3 o'clock
Sunday afternoon was a great success
Much interest is being manifested in the
class work DR.. A. E. Marshall made an
address. The meeting was lead by Mr..
f. S. Dalton.
The members of Grace Church Sunday
school. gave AN attractive musical enter
tainment at O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
The entertainment proved in every way
success and the elaborate programme
was much enjoyed.
The meeting of the Protestant Episce-
pa1 City Mission Society, which was to
! have been held last night at St James
Church. has been postponed until further
notice.
The. Executive Committee of the State
Epworth League Conference win hold
meeting in the pariors OF the Y.M. c..
A tonight. at which time they
will decide on the place, in which the
meetings will be held
It is thought that Centenary Church
sessions, and. should the main audience
room be inadequate for the vast number
of aLeaguers. who will attend. overflow
services will be held in the lecture-room
of the church.
The Junior Epworth League of Laurel-
Street Methodist Church had an egg
hunt in the lot adjoining the church yes
terlay afternoon. and tho little tots en-
joyed themselves immensely.
The Ladies' Sewing Cirtle of Calvery
Baptist Church gave q very enjoyable
egg hunt in the yard Of the church on
Saturday afternoon. large crowd of
children attended and had good time
generally.
Rev Edwin b sneaf has recently had
presented to him af1a n: surp q.
| and stole II t was presented through the
energy and interest Of Mrs. B. III. Grundy
and Mrs. George B. sNcAdams.
GRACE EPISCOPAL.
AT Grace Episcopal Church Bishop
White preached Sunday morning and
| confirmed a2class of seventeen.
s. At sAll-saints Bishop .Whittle preached
in the afternoon and onhrmed {. class
of tens
| Next Sunday morning Bishop yV1aittle
| viii confirm a class at StasPaul' us. he
will also CONFIRM a class at Monumental
in the afternoon at q clock.
| Sunday morning Bishop 6 thspn con E
Quoted comb rma ton services at Emmanuel
Church. Seventeen We're 1confrme
IS Rev. W. &. Beaucha mr., pastor. Of
SBroad-street AZ thodis e urch. I'D re-
vival services il the sund ay-schoel room
SUNDAY morning at 80 o. g Mich
interest 81 as mani fested In these services
by the chi ldren spf the scho IS the
rerularschurch service, at II o'clock, the
pastor eached " th.srea a, force and
power king hisstex Reslrrecz
MAS what Easter a cans stos EIese
seryices we're IargeIY va ttende