The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06

the church and several professeo 1alui
Rev. C. J, Thompson occupied the pulpit
at the Grace-Street Baptist Churcns ou III
day morning. In the evening rev :
S. Campbell preacher Dr. atcnet 80 ?
unable to fill his pulpit Sunday, but was
better last night.
REVIVAL SERVICES.
The Rev. II. a. Bagby began a series OF
eyangelistic services at Calvary Baptis:
Church Sunday morning. After the morn
ing service two persons made professions
of faith. Mr.. BagDy preached very
earnest sermons Sunday, and Will preach
every night during the week services
begin at o'clock
DR. w. r. Il. Smith took for his text
at the Second Baptist church Sunday
night. Luke, the Beloved Physician.
The sermon was preached to doctors.
many of whom We're present, and also
large number of medical students from
the two colleges.
A committee, composed of Messrs. j..
Thompson Brown and Morton. visited the
Methodist ministers meeting yesterday
morning and requested that the needs OIL
the Old Ladies' Home. which is supported
by the Methodist and Presbyterian de-
nominations, be presented to the various
denominations at as early date as posi-
BILE The Home is in need of funds.
The union class meeting of the
Methodist Church of Richmond and Man
chester was held Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock at Centenary Church. Rev j. I.
Montgomery conducted the meeting. Rev
w H. Reynolds made an interesting adj
dress, and Messrs Branch. Montgomery,
McEain, Mcdowell and others made ad-
dresses There was a large attendance
present.
AT HOGE-MEdORLAL.
Rev. Mr.. "A. A Little. who has been
conducting a protracted meeting. at the
Hoge-Memorial Church for the past two
weeks, left for his home, Shopton. n.
c.. after the meeting on Friday night
which was largely attended and full of
interest. Mr.. Little goes back with the
best wishes of the congregation to which
he has been preaching SO faithfully and
earnestly and forcefully. There was such
a manifest interest at the meeting on
Friday night that the pastor. Rev. James
E. Cook, has decided to continue the
meeting himself through "Wednesday
night. He was greeted by two large con-
gregations on Sunday, and was listened
to with undivided attention while he
preached two earnest and forcble SER
mons. The public is cordially invited to
these services, and it is hoped that ere
ttey close many will have taken decided
stand for Christ.
DR.. J.. Powell Garland, presiding elder,
Richmond District, preached at Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
morning to an attentive audience. The
subject of his discourse was ''Sin and Its
Remedy" text taken from 1st Epistle
John, I'd chapter, list verse, And if any
man sin, we have an advocate with the
Father. Jesus Christ, the righteous"
At the evening service Rev. G. II.
Spooner, pastor, preached one Of his usual
fine sermons to men, taking for the sub
tect of his remarks, 10th chapter 1st
Corinthians. 18th verse. Stand fast in the
faith, quit you, like men,
AS a result Of the revival services at
Leigh-Street Baptist Church. which were
conducted by Rev. Carter Helm Jones,
Of Louisville. twenty-six members were
received into the church on Sunday
morning.
a great many more who professed con-
version have sgnitied their intention of
uniting with the church, and several will
united with churches of other denonina-
TONS
There was business meeting of the
church last night at 5 o'clock.
The young mems prayer-meeting will
be held tonight at o'clock.
The Dorcas Society of the church meets
Wednesday morning at IL o'clock