The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-17


eral Association Of Virginia sends broth
erly salutations. Hebrews xiii. 20, q
NEW BOARDS
Only a few changes arc made this year
in the various boards of the association.
DIR. w. T.. Hatcher has withdrawn from
the presidency of the Board Of Educa-
ton. much to the regret of all. DR.. 3.
S. Gardner has been appointed to sue
coed him. The Rev. J. A.. Mundy- has
been made president of the Home Mis-
sion Board to succeed DR.. F c.. Neon
nell, who has gone out of the State. The
first vicc-presidency Of this board is left
open for the pastor Of the First Baptist
Church of Lynch6urg. When he is chosen
The full report of the Committee on New.
Boards, which was adopted, is as fol-
lows:
State Mission Board, Richmond-Otft-.
cers-George Cooper, president; ]. 3. Hut
son, first vice-president; r. w. Powers,
second vice-president; VIM. Ellyson, cor
responding secretary; G. Harvey Clarke,
recording secretary.
Other nagers-Robert A. Gary, d.
a. So!ly, T.. II. Elicit. Jackson B. Wood
C. P. Stealey. W. D. Duke, II. a. Bag
by, Geo. c. Jefferson, R. S. Bosher, e:
D. Starke, n. w. .Bowe, w. B. Daniel,
w. b. West, w. r. Derieux, II. l.. But
Ter, John Chambliss. w. S. Leake.
NONRESIDENT Observation-Disclosures F.
w. Claytrook, p. D. Camp; Southside
Nirginia-T. B. Thames. II. T. Williams;
FicGmort-I.. j. Haley, j. S. Dill; Vallcy-
Julian Hroaddus. r. H. Hu.lnall; South
west-M NJ. Morris J. E. Johnson.
Education Board, Observation-Disclosures
c. S. Gardner, president: J. B. Hawthorne.
first vice-presdent; Josiah Ryland, sec
ond vice-president; J. t. Ellyson, COR
responding secretary; z. Y. Badly, re-
cording secretary.
Other ManageIs-C. IT. Ryland. ". b.
Gray. R. H. Pitt B. : f. Johnson, A. j.
Chewing, Joel I. Tucker J. B. Hutson,
+. w. Boatwright, S. B.. Wooofin, w. w.
Sisk, ". E. Hatcher.
Non-Resident Members-Geo. 3. West,
j. w. Wildllanl, NJ. l.. Wood, T. B. Beale,
E. w. 1vinfrey.
Sunday-school and Bible Board, Pc
observation-disclosures w. Battle, pres-
dent; j. R. Doan, first vice-president; J.
d Harte, second vice-president; j. NJ.
ftlcher, corresponding secretary; Il. j. j.
Srratley, recording secretary.
Other Members-E. w. Alley, J. E.
Ehltehorne, w. w. Warren. w. T. Stone
e. A. Hartley, 3. Roper, r. s. Gill, W.
R. Kruse, D. D. Adkins, G. w. Rucker,
G.. w. Ellington.
Non. Resident Observation-Disclosures w.
II. sadier; Southside, Geo. BraSton Tay-
II; Piedmont, l.. r. Boston; Valley, Jos.
a. Turner; Southwest, c. L. Stuart
Foreign Mission Observation-Disclosures
GERS: A. f. owen, president; ~. h..
Broaddus, first vice-presldent; >. 7. 30
rum, second vice-presiGent; w L. FISH
er, corresponding secretary; E. =.
Hatcher. Recording secretary. Urner
Managers: A. B. Woodtin, w. a. Ed
wards, l.. B. Allen, j. j. Hail. l.. Z.
Roberts. J. F. Deans. j. }. Taylor. J.
W. Mitchell, E. e. Dudley, W. Y. SAY:
age, 3. T. Gunter.
Home Mission Observation-Disclosures
GERS: J. A. Mundy. president; first
vice-president; T. H. Athey, second CO.
president; C. B. Fleet correspondl.--
secretary: ] 4. Diuguid, recording secre-
tary. Other Managers: Thomas Jen-
nings, w. a. Miller, j. G. Payne. a w.
Fa,Iey, J. ~. Yoder, w. S.! Royal, a.
R. Long. Q. B. Barker. G. IL Almond
T. c. Miller, L. a. Willis
Trustees of Minister'S 4.---et F'ull.-
Officers: L. II. Elicit, president; {. i.
Wingo, first vice-presiGent; e. l.. Cooke.
second vice president; A. w. Patterson
treasurer; A. J. Chewing, recording
secretary; II. Theodore Eliyson. auditor.
Other Trustees: James G. lield, Is. A.
Hancock, Alonzo L. Phillips, John Ii.
Wright. John F. Ragland,S %. 4. D.ckeS
Conlmitte on Cooperation. NJ. Mer-
Gel. CHILL w cltGI NoS -. isS
land, NJ -Ashby Jones, w. L. DerleuN. NV
THE .ORPHANAGE.
Financially. the past year at the Baptis.
OrphanagG, at Salem, has been TIE mos
prosperous in the history of the instltu
lion. The report of the Executive Com
nittee of the Boartl of Trustees which
was submitted by Judge w. w. NEotfett.
was a most encouraging one and indi
zates that the orphanaEe is rapidly grow
10 of
Ct ne association. From all sources SIS
1850 was received during the year. The
cash receipts amounted to SIG, 76SoS. All
current expenses have been promptly me!
and only q debt of $500, created by the
erection Of the, industrial. building re
mains. lie orphanagc owns large ex-
tent of valuable property, both in build
ings ana i'll lands.
Probably the most interesting section
of the report is the one referring to the
farm and ceir.: department. Mr.. L. II.
Elicit, Of this ely, has contributed eighty
seven acres OF land as q thank Offering
fu' the rts;tr; t;ol to health of his only
c;ugl.te-, Mis- Carrie Ray, Of Atlanta.
This tract Of land has been converted
.:,to q fam. named The Carrie Kay
Fam and 81 m: portions OF it is being
worked and operated by the boys at the
orphanage. Two purposes are accom-
plished by this farm: 1t gives the ooys
employment and trains them in agricul-
tural pursuits and it, furnishes the best
agricultural, dairy and horticultural prod
ucts for the use Of the orphanage at the
least cost Among thu other practical
departments is a knitting factory.
At the orphanage at the present time
are 124 children, generally i'll excellent
condition physically and morally. The
girls assisted by the housekecper, seam
stress and matron, do the cooking, iron
ing, mending and house cleaning. Dur,
ing the past year they have made l,SOl
garments. The boys do the laundry work.
attend to the stock, assist on the farm
aid in the garden. Some Of them are
employed in the printing Office, which
earned q net increase of S225.
Work on the administration building be-
gan some time ago and will be completed
by the middle of spring. This structure
will cost about $4,000. of which amount
$l4,51S.0S has been received. Mr. IL. w.
Straley gave $4,000. The Rev. q. II. Mar
lin, D. D.. of Salem, has been engaged to
raise the additional funds necessary for
the completion of the building.
The report closes by emphasizing the
imperative necessity I:iontt after month,
the fund needed fer current expenses. An