The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-02
DR.. THOMSON'S MEETINGS.
He Delivers n Pine Address ut Pine
Strert-Otncr Church News.

He Delivers Pine Address at Pine
Strert-Othcr Church News.
Dr. Thomson, who is conducting the
Sunday observance campa gl hese, sp Ike
at Pine Street Baptist Church last night.
This was the nrst o. q SCI les Ct d-s-
courses on THE r asons for and Meth Ids
OF Law Enforcement" DR.. Thomson IN
beg ginning quoted the words of Goethe,
the great German philosopher and peet,
only in the circle of law do we find tue
liberty and said:
only where law is enforced is it Of
any value only where Nentiment is 10
favor Of it can it be en,oreed Quickly
as sentiment develops. the enforcement
can be pushed. Is this State of Virginia
there ought to be no trouble"
He first argued for enforcement on
grounds of VI. ginia pair oti m. He made
references to Wa hngton, to r bert Ed
ward Lee and to John Randolph Tucker.
He next took up the history of the C.n
fcderate States and quoted from Lees
military order to his army in 1864. The
he quoted from a gre speech made hy
the late John Randolph Tucker. AS
these great V.rginians loved Virg MIA, so
] plead with YOU to preserve this thought
full and valuable institution said the
speaker.
On grounds of humanity he argued for
the p.ote cton of S q V. Zen liv | nge-
are more effective and more valuable, and
just as we make guarantee | tio,.s
the one days rest in seven must be pre-
served.
The Sunday law is necessary, he slid,
for tolers to have their rights. All tn
BARRIERS, save one, in a cert 4in city petit
toned the Council for an ordinance clos
ing barber-shops The law had to be en-
forced to put all on a competitive level.
To give higher civic morality the law is
necessary. He quoted statistics to
criminality to show that the q let Sand y
has a remarkable influence. No meeting
will be held ton ght.
The following are the arrangements for
meetings next week:
Sunday, II a. M.-Not certain yet.
Sunday, p. M--Meetng for men only
in the 3 jon Theatre.
Sunday, p. M.-Second Baptist Oh rich
Monday. s P. M-Church of the Cove
nant.
Tuesday, Sis p MIST Paurs Episco-
pal Church.
Wednesday, SIS P. MIST. Johns Epis-
copal Church.
Thursday, P. NI-L-nion-Station Meth
odist Church.
Friday. P. M.-Thirl Presbyterian
Church.
Mems Meeting Sunday Afternoon.
The Mems Meetings7 al the Y. NJ. C. A.
during February promise to be very
helpful, and somewhat out of the usual
order. Rev. George II. Wiley, a man
among men, who is in charge of the in
st:tut.onal work at Nineteenth and Main
Streets. will conduct the meetings dur
ing the month. Tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock he will speak, taking for his
theme The -Four SIS. The meeting will
open with service of song, and all men,
members of the association or not, are
cordially invited TO be present.
Ehe Boys Gospel Meeting will be held
in the parlor at three o'clock, and will
be conducted by the new assistant, Mr.
j. A. Riley, All the boys of the asso-
citation are urged to he present, and boys
WHO are not nsgnher.s are cordially in
vited.
The Bible Training Class will meet in
the parlor at 5:15, and the Workers
League at 6:15.
Junior Bible Glass will meat to-day at
$50 y. M; Boys Bible Class at 1890 A.
NJ. Sunday School Lesson Talk by Rev.
Dr. F.. l.. Peri. in the association audi
forum. at o'clock.
i.rirt Church Notes.
The Rev. j. r. Harrison. formerly pas
tor OF Emmanuel Baptist Church of this
city, has accepted charge OF a church in
Stuart Va, where he will shortly re-
move with his family. Mr.. Harrison's
many friends here will be glad to hear
that he has greatly improved in health.
He and NIrs. Harrison are in the city
arranging foa their removal.
The semi-annual meeting OF the Board
OF Trustees OF Richmond College will be
held Tuesday in the First Baptist Church.
The only special business before the
Board is the arrangement for an educh-
tionai conference. to be held at the Col
lege some time in the near future.
a literary entertainment WIS given last
night by the Epworth League OF st.
James Methodist Church. y lecture was
delivered by DR.. John Harmon, of Union
Station
Rev. H r. Louthan. pastor of How
ards Grove Baptist Church. will fill his
pulpit at both sew cas on Sunday. His
morning subject will be THE Gospel of
the Infancy and for evening, 'Balaamss
WISH The Lords supper will be OBJ
servet, at the morning service.
The Rev. Robert P. Kerr, D. D., hav-
ing returned from a weeks visit to the
North, Will occupy his pulpit at the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church tomorrow morning
and night.
Rev, Dr. III. L. Quarles will preach at
Emmanuel Baptist Church to-mo ming.
both morning and night. Prof. Sprenke
the State Sunday-school secretary, will
address the Sunday-school in the morn
ing.
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