The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15
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VIVA pressed 81 sad q n,orie of those
trying days
Rev G. Es Stuart S 81. PennIng ton Cap
once pastor of The Ashland Baptist
sGhureh Is mingling Wit old friends in
the cit 10
Rev. j ohm w. r yland, aof MiddIesex, Is
greatly enjoying. meeting here with his
friends and relauyes, of whom he i has
many He has Abeen4p pastor fSHermitaEe
sand Olfvet Churches in the Rappahan-s
mock Association for twenty nine years,
sand is still firmly intrenchen in the af-4
fections Of his people and doing a great eat
work. :, -, 81
St No man Is moro highly esteemed by his
+ ,h,r,ethren than Rev Richard Edwards, of
s M r.:1fan He is modest, but is full OF
good sense and usefulness.
Giles E1lharlk, OF xNorthumbe rland .coun-
4 ty. lis the superintendent Of tn pubic
schools of his county, andsis At .tne5 cen
eral Association as a delegate. he = s.. "a
great power IN his local church and the
work Of his denomin ton
IS Rev. j. Il. Gwatkin of Louisville, KY.
and representing the Baptist Argus, a
breezy religious weekly is attending Inc
association, writing up the news ana So.
ltciting subscriptions to his paper
Rev. II. w. Willard, the pastor OF the
E11taw-Place Baptist Church OF Ba l
more, one of the most Influential churenes
within the bounds of the Southern lay
fist Convention is a guest of Dr. ),
w,l,n cham and is attending the ses-
sions of the General Association andsmay
he heard from some time during the
meetings Of the, body.
Revs1JY. ". Savage Of Chslrchland, Va,
fayora bly known to the people of7gltlen-
mhond as an eloquent preacher. arrived
Yesterday and is a memi'er Of the assoc
CATION
Dr.. r. C.. Mcconnell, who recently re-
signed the pastoral care of thesFirst Bap-
tist Church of Lynphb burg to become cor
responding secretary Of the Home Mission
board Oh the Southern Baptist conyen-
tton has arrived, and no doubt will make
! a great speech on home missions WIEN
that subject comes lE1 for CONSIDERATION n;
Rev. Julian Broadus, of Berryville, we'll
known here, and the SON of the late EN- =
inent Andrew Broadus, of Sparta, ~ a.. Is
greeting his many friends. he loohs
we'll and happy
E;ey w. B. Haislip. brother-in-law of
r. L. Harrison, Of Richmond, is here, ana
| will add much to the work OF the asso
citation during it's sessions
DIR %. IF. Flippo, of the American Bap-
! fist publication Society, is present, anu
! as he was a longtime pastor or tflesf lrse
Baptist Church of Roanoke, he mas many
| friends among the Baptists of this ola pa;
Dr. c. C. Meadors, pastor or me - VI
| BAPTIST Church OF Washington, IS mere
.nd ENJOYING the sessions Of the associa-
| ton.
| DIR George w. Beale, elected last night
| as president of the General Association,
| is a pastor in the Northern Neck OF VIZ i,
gisda. He is the son OIL General l.. l.
Re,le. and is. while quiet and unassum-
ing q man of great culture and use1ul-
I ,zsss to his denomination. he was o'ie
I: ire rastor of the Baptist Church at fioi-
/ 1;ns Va. and n trustee OF RichmondSCo.-
| ieee. of the Baptist Orphanage at Salem
| and n member Of the Sunday-schoot ana
| Rible Board of the General Association
The Committee on General Educatioi
will hold a special meeting this .nornins
! at 10 O'clock in the basement OF tiis
| church Professor Hudnall is the chali'
i man of this committee. and mas asso'
] ciated with him the following frotes
sors E. H. Russell, r. T. Gaines, l. y =
/ Boston and T.. w. Duke,
The office Of the Religious Herald II
| the basement of the church has alreaos
| become a popular resort Writing pa
| ner mems. ink, postal cards. stamps, ctr-
/ are there for the use Of the delegates
also the Gaily papers. a represents tis { {
/! NJ tne Herald is constantly N nano
IN show visitors to the office and tthei
courtesies and to transact business.
| The Foreign Mission Board IS .sGpp,s
! ine the association members with tracts.
minutes of the Southern Rapt ST eoll'
| vention. reports of the Board, ana oti'et
| Interesting and valuable Literature. zbr.
/ yyi1linehan has also invited the deie-
| gates to visit his rooms
Governor-elect A. J. Montague was al
the church yesterday morning and re-
! ceived many cordial greetings.
/ The Rev. Orion Ellyson. uncle OF ne
/ Richmcnd Ellysons, formerly OF this city
but now of Baltimore. is attending the
] sessions of the Association.