The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-23
IN THE CHURCHES.
DR.. Dunaway Accepts Call to Barton
HciwhtS-NIi-siona ut Cathedral.

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Rev. T. S. Dunaway. D. D., of Fred
ericksburg, has formally accepted the
call to the Barton Heights Baptist
Church, and will take up his work here
at once.
Sunday at both services he preached
to the Barton Heights people. In the
morning making known to them his de-
cison.
DR.. Dunaway is a preacher of splendid
abilities and the fact that he has de-
cided to take UP his work here will be
a source of great pleasure to both the
Richmond clergy and laymen. He is now
in the city and will remain here, begin
ming his pastoral duties at once.
the Officers and teachers of the evening
Sunday-school at Washington and Winder
Streets held a meeting Sunday evening
and Mr.. Z. ". Graves made snort ad-
dress and told them, while he hated to see
the school closes, yet as loyal Methodist,
he thought best to close and urged each
one to return to their church and school.
He said he hoped all past differences would
be buried and that all would work toSeth-
CIR for the good of the church again. 1t
was unanimously agreed to close the
school and night meetings All pledges to-
wards the new chapel were declared off
Rev. G. C. Smith was ordained to the
ministry Sunday night at the Calvary
Baptist Church
Mr. Smith is the pastor of the NeWVllie
BAPTIST Church. in Sussex county
C;rove-Avenue Church requested the Bap-
fist Ministers Conference yesterday morn
ing to examine Rev. c. NJ Rock. with a
view to his qualifications for ordination
to the gospel ministry.
Mr.. Rock is attending Richmond College.
and is pastor of the Milifelds church, in
southampton county.
The Conference, after a thorough exam
nation of the candidate recommended
his ordination. The public services con-
! nected with the occasion will take place
on Wednesday night at the Calvary Bap
| fist Church.
4 mission by the Paulist Fathers, Of
| New York, is in progress at st. Peters
| Cathedral. The attending priests are
| Fathers Doherty and McCarry-
| The mission opened Sunday at the
| 1890 O'Clock Mass. with d splendid at
tendance. Father Doherty preached on
1.-The Object of the Mission At night
Father McCarry filed the pulpit, his
subject being Salvation" Every morn
ing this week at 5 and o'clock mass
will be said, and there will also be a SER
vice every evening at 7:30 o'clock.
The mission is attracting considerable
attention in Catholic circles. The rare
excellence of the two visiting priests has
insured large attendance at each SER
vice, and it is confidently expected that
the mission will have the desired effect.
The dedication of the new building Of
the Fork Union Academy will occur next
Friday evening, and DR.. George Cooper,
of this city. has consented to deliver the
principal address.
Judge Cole, of Buckingham county, has
been invited to preside, and there will be
several consra tu,atory addresses IN adj
dtion to the address OF Dr.. Cooper
There will be an important meeting of
of the Executive COMMITTEE of the Mis-
sion Board of the Virginia Conference
Methodist Church on Wednesday after
noon at 5 o'clock.
The committee meets at Centenary
Church.
Rev. r. H Ecnnett preached Sunday
at st. James 90. Z. Church on Marriage
Without Love"
The missionary rally at Park-Place
Sunday morning was grand success.
The Exercises were interesting and de-
Iightfu1Iy rendered. The Church was beau
tifulIy decorated by Misses Minnie
and Ala Jones. Reginald Walker con-
Quoted the singing Mrs. Joseph Gin,
Miss Matte Pegram and I. D. Brtsss
scholars were present, and the young
ladies of the Bible class welcomed PACK
their old teacher, Charles Nuhiy, WY
is loved by every member OF the sen SCI. t1.
The Rev John T. BOSNIAN Delivered III
address to the children.
elder Charles L. Beam. OF hiehhs!a.
Sewer county. Utah. is in the city ais
trfbuting the religious tracts of the Cnuren
of8Jesus Christ OF the Latter-Day SAINT s.
Elder Beam will conduct meetings every
day from his wagon.
Mr. Watts was ordained deacon at 81
James Episcopal Church at the $50
morning service Bishop White, ASSISTED
by Rev. William Meade Clark, ottieiatea
at the ceremony.
Csmy,.ny q. Drillch.
Company c had its weekly drill last