The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09
EPWoRTH CONFERENCE.
Many Prominent Speakers Will be
Herc-Church News,


The Third Biennial Virginia State Ep-
worth League Conference will be held at
Centenary Methodist Church June list.
22d. 23d and 24th. Many distinguished
speakers will be present.
The address of welcome will be made
by Rev. John T. Bosnian, and the response
will be made by Rev a. Coke Smith, D.
D. Bishop Warren A. Gambler will make
an address on CUBA at S:i5 o'clock
Thursday night, June 2lst.
Addresses will be delivered Friday
morning and night. The Missionary Con-
ference will be held Friday afternoon at
800 o'clock, and at o'clock the delegates
will visit points of interest in and around
Richmond.
Several ladies will address the Confer
ence Saturday morning, and in the after
noon at $3.50 O'Clock the Workers Con-
ference, Rev. P. L. Cobb presiding, viii
be held.
A mass-meeting will be held Sunday al
ternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. and an address
on The League and Temperance VIII
be delivered by Rev George r. Stuart,
a. NJ, Cleveland. Tenn. Two mass-meet-
ings will be held Sunday night one at
Centenary and another at Broad-Strset.
Rev. c. f. Reed, d. D., and Rev. W. X.
Lambeth, D. D., will make the addresses
Rev. DR.. W. ". Landrum. now OF the
First Baptist church of Atlanta. Ga, Will
| fill the pulpit at the Second Baptist cnurcn
| OF this city during the month OF August
Dr. Landrum was for fourteen years the
| beloved pastor of the Second church, ana
| the news that he Will spend a month here
| will be interesting to all parties. HIS
| family will accompany him and will spend
| a month in Virginia.
His two attractive daughters, Miss Grace
| and Madge, will stay while in Richmond
and will go then to Boston, where they
| will spend the summer with relatives
DR.. E. E. Bomar, assistant secretary OF
! the Foreign Mission Board. is expecting
his family to arrive from Sparsanburg, S
] c., this morning.
| Rev. Mr.. Garrison, of the Union Theo-
I logical Seminary, has been engaged 10 M
[ The pulpit at Fairfield Presbyterian church
about two miles from Richmond. during
| the summer.
| The organization service OF the West
| End Christian Church VIII be held To-
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. Revs
Morgan. Minnick. Maxwell, Dearborn and
Pendleton will conduct appropriate eXer-
! cises and see that the new churcn Is
| properly installed. The charter list num-
| bers sixty names.
Miss Laura Bacon. the art teacher OF
| the Woman's College left Thursday night
| for her home in Bacontown, Ga.
| The following gentlemen will sing in the
I service conducted by Rev. Geo. H. Wiley
in Old Market Hall tomorrow after
/ noon at o clock:
Messr5. S. Culyer Jenkins. Benjamin S.
| Barker, J. Chesley Williams. w II. Hef-
/ ner, J. NJ Lewis. DR.. 3. NJ. Rudd, wal
| lard Smoot, Norman Call.
/ This splendid male chorus are members
OF the Second Presbyterian church choir.
and are under the direction of Mr.. j. Har-
| vey Blair.
Miss Mary Willie smoot will preside at
the organ.
It is Fulton League Day" and that
League Will be present.
All are cordially invited to attend, and
/ a rare treat is in store for those wao do
SO.
Rev. DR., P. Kerr's Sunday night
| discourses on the Living Questions OF the
Church are heard by large audiences.
His subject for tomorrow night will be,
..Will the World outgroW Christianity?'.