The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-10
FAREWELL SERVICE
TO Mr.. W|LL|NGHAM.
Interesting Occasion at Calvary
Church Tonight.
A GREAT ALLIANCE MEETING
Many WeII-Known Speakers Have Been
Secured for the Occasion-RaiIroad
Y. M. G. A.-Servces in the
City Churches To-Day.
A GREAT ALLIANCE MEETING

| At the Calvary Baptist Church tonight
| a farewell service in honor Of the Rev
| Calder T. Wllingham, son Of Dr. R. J.
| Willingham, of the Foreign Mission
| Board, will be held The SER
| mon will be preached by the young
| minister who will shortly leave, with his
bride, for Japan. whore he will engage
| in missionary work a cordial invitation
| is extended to all. and particularly to
| ladies interested in missions.
| At the morning service at Calvary the
Rev. H A. Bagby. D. D., pastor of the
| church. will fill the pulpit.
| The Alliance Convention, to be held I'M
| der the tent at Twentieth and Grace
| Streets Will begin next Sunday and will
| continue for week. The following dis
| tinguished speakers have been engaged:
| Rev. John Robertson, D. D.. or Glas-
| gov. Scotland q Presbyterian preacher
| of worldwide reputation: Rev. P. w
| Phelpot, of Hamilton. Canada; Rev.
Henry Wilson, D. D.. Of New York city;
DR.. r. H. Glover, Of South China; Rev.
Carl Erickson, of India: Miss Mary Null
len, of South Africa: Rev. W. J. Cramer.
of the Congo. Africa.
The Railroad Department of the Young
Mems Christian Association have been
conducting their Sunday afternoon mass
meeting in the tent since the first OF July.
and the attendance was double what IL
was for the three months previous in the
building and many young men have oeen
helped into a better life.
The services for the remainder of the
month of August will be in charge of
very strong men and it is expected that
the tent will be crowded from now on.
Rev G. H Spooner. of Trinity NJ. E.
Church. Will preach to-day. giving
straight talk to men on "A White Life.
and no young man in Richmond should
miss 1t.
The chorus will sing during the social
half hour following and lemonade will
be served.
Sunday. August 18th, Rev. John Rob
ertson, one of the most noted Presby-
terrain ministers OF Scotland, will address
the men.
Sunday. August 9th. Rev. Henry Will
son, D. D, of New York city, will speak
on the 31st Mr. L. A. Coulter. State
secretary OF the Y NJ c: A of Virginia.
will speak to men on IA Great Victory"
All men cordially invited.
Professor S. c. Mitchell. OF Richmond
College. Will preach in the morning at
the First Baptist Church. There will be
no services at night.
Or. w. r. L. Smith will preach in the
morning at the Second Church. No SER
vice will be held at night.
The Rev. Calder I. Wi,lingham will
preach in the morning at Grace-Street.
Rev. D. a Soly, pastor Of Emmanuel
Baptist Church has left for Pennsylvania,
where he will spend his vacation with
his family. He will be away for month.
During Rev. Mr.. Solly's absence his pull
pit will be filled by prominent ministers.
Rev. Mr.. Perry one of the most popular
pastors in South Carolina. will preach
to-day both morning and night. He
| is in the city with his daughter. who IS
under treatment at one the hospitals.
The regular quarterly meeting Of the
Baptist Young Peoples Union Of Rich
mond and Manchester took place at
| Broadus- Memorial Church Friday night.
| The ceremonies were very interesting,
| fine addresses having been made by
| Messrs. r. H Talley and Thomas C.
! Diggs.
| Or. J. 3. Hawthorne's subject for the
morning service at Grove Avenue Baptist
church will be "Christs Method OF Meet
ing Infidelity.
| Or. John Harmon will preach morning
and night at Union Station
The usual services will be held at Park
Place by the Rev. ]. 7. Bosnian:
the Rev. w. B. Beauchamp will preach
morning and night at Broad-street. :,
A. Centenary, DR.. w. w. Lear VIII
preach at both services In the evening
| his subject will be "The To-Day:
The Rev. George H. Spooncr will preach
in the morning at irlnies - o., III, nv 10
| A, night a union revival service VIII he
held with preaching by the Rev James
u Coo,- Of the Presbyterian Church.
The Rev l.. B. Betty will preach In the
morning at Clay-Street on CHRIST ana
! tie Father in Communion. Al night
| his subject will be IA Iimid ana Cow
ard]v King. or Neglect Of Duty for Fear
| of Ridicule.'
,rho Pav +. w. Troy will preach morn
:,e and night at MarshanStreet Chris
| tan Church.
| Mo will preach in the morning at Sew
| anth-street. There will be no service at
| night. =,
The Rev. Henry Pearce Atkins will
rreach in the morning at West-End on
| ..'rhe Healing of Bitter Waters" At
risht his subject will be The Power of
| Unlettered Men
| Mr.. S. I. Thomas of the Railroad y.
III. C. A., will preach in the morning at
the Third Church At night the pulpit
| vii be held by the Rev Alien WILSON.
Dr. w. E. Evans will preach in the
| morning at Monumental. There Will be
no afternoon service
The Rev ]. Y. bowman VIII preach
| morning and afternoon at All-saints.
The usual services Will be heid morning
| and a fternoon at Grace-Church
The Rev. G. Otis Mead will preach
morning and night at Christ Church.
REV /, r. Combs OF Columbia. will
| n,eoch sunday morning and evening at
The Epiphany Church Barton Heights.
The Rev. r. B. Grinnan, ?. D., win
| preach in the morning at Grace-Street.
The usual services will be held at the
| Second Church.
Or. w. II. Whitsitt. or Richmond Col
lece. will preach in the morning at the
| Tbc Rev D. X. Walthall will preach in
the morning at the Third Church. There
will be no service at night.