The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-11
INkTHE CHURCHES.
Nac.InS Being Planned by Baptsts.
fi,!IStrcS Meet

Arrangements will shortly DC made TO
hold in ulis' city d convention Of re2re-
Sentativcs from n" various E@l list in
stitutons Of learning scattered through
out the state. The plans for the meeting
are to De outl ned BY the trustees OF Rich
m0nd College, at which institution tie
meeting Will be le.d.
The object of the meeting is to bring
the Baptist educators Of the State
together. to receive from them frank
statement as to the history, financial con
ditiOn and pro pects, of the schools; with
which they are connected, to form such
an alliance as Will make these schools
helpful one to another and TO effect COOP
GRAFTON Of the education forces as viii
be promotiYe o: denomnatlonal unity and
Christian education.
DR. ]. l.. Vote, Of Macon. Ga, who
had been engaged to assist Dr. William
+. Hatcher, of this city, in a revival
service at Gratr-Street Baptist Chu-cl,
VIII be unable to come. At the meeting
of tie church "Wednesday night Dr.
Hatcher was instructed to make other
arrangements for the meeting.
The trustees Of lStMary's German Catho-
lie Church held a meeting Wednesday night
and decided to call a SS-meeting OF the
entire congregation This meeting VIII
be held at !. o'clock Sunday afternoon at
the church, and it VIII doubtless be fully
attended.
The object of the meeting will be to de-
wise some method to prevent the removal
of Rev Father Willibald who has for
50 long been the pastor Of the church.
The announcement that he would prob
ably be changed to some other field OF
work has aroused intense interest among
the congregation, and active efforts to
rltain him will he nude.
The kev Dr. and Mrs. II. c. Du Bose,
Presbyterian missionaries in China, who
are well known in Virginia and Richmond,
have been permitted by American Consul
General G0odnow at Shanghai, TO return
to their mission WORK at SoochpW, a city
in the interior of China.
This is regarded as an interesting and
significant indication that throughout cen
trail Chinn there is 10 further fear Of
trouble, and that in a short time mer-
chants and missionaries will be able to
return to their homes and work unmo!esl-
ed
DR.. L. y. Mullins, of the Southern Bap-
tist Theological Seminary at Louisville,
will spend to-day in Richmond. 1t is
understood that he W L address The min
ister:al students at Richmond College.
Rev Oscar L. Owens, q young Baptist
minister, u graduate OF Richmond Col
lege and highly esteemed in this city Will
soon close his theological course at
Rochester, \. Y, and expects to settle in
Virginia
Beth -Ahaba congregation has appointed
a delegation of four composed of Rabbi
e. n CaIis'uh and A1essrs, Julius StrauSc.
\. j. Marcuse. and Philip .Nhtlock, or
Sol. Blo0mherg. TO attend the meeting
OF the Union American Hebrew Consre-
sai on at Cincinnati O., commencing on
Monday, January 18th. The delegation
will leave Richmond Sunday afternoon.
The editorial rooms CT the Richmond
Christian Advocate and the store-room
of the Conference Cplp0lteurage are 10
move on East Main Strest next doar TO
Stumpfs restaurant at Eighth and Main
Streets. THE printing OF ti2c paper VIII
:oe continued al lis present locality.
\ series of tiiscourscS are to be deliV-
cred a; Lee Camp Hall beginning Sun
day, January 18th. at Ii y. NJ, on the fol-
lowing subjects:
F'irst-.Who are the Christadelphians
and What DO They Teach Concerning
Deity and His Purpose in the Earth as
Evidenced by the Scriptures?'
Sccond-.'What Do the Scriptures Re
veal Relative to the Nature and Mission
Of Christ and What Us to the Mortality
and Death State Of Nam?
'rhiycl-"Nyhat does the Bible Teach
Concerning the Resurrection of the Dead
the Throne of David and the Kingdom of
God?
Fourth-.eWhat Does the Word of God