The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-29
MIR. E. 3. Earle Of Pnilad elphia TO Preach
at Broadus-Me oriai Cnurch-Ser-
mons to Junior Order OF Amer
lean ".


that there are o.. the Board men who
feel 8 deep interest in he Virginia M
stituie at Bristol WITH the Nors o.. y men
Mr.. Hening Is prominently !Gentlt1ed and
in the Orpflanages at Salem in connec-
ton With which MIR. Martin occupies
similar position. Either Of the two
would make an excellent secretary. 20. o.
Missions hut#ito remove either Would
be more or less disastrous to one or i.se
other of the t",o institutions
Hence it comes in8B that several MINIS.
for the seeretarys,np Or Din Is eS-
ceptionaliy we'll known here and through
oat the State. lie has been highly sue
cessful in his work as pastor
On the evening of the 18th of December.
under the auspices OF the Ladies Organ
Fund Association OF the Grove-AHenue
baptist Inaicn. there WillSbe gwen iitGe.4e
auditorium of the church a sacred con-
cert in which vii be Represented all OF
the best musical talent in Richmond and
vicinity It is confidently asserted by
those who have the direction OF 1t nat
no such musical entertainment has ever
been attempted in Richmond. The first
concert given two years ago under the
direction Of Mrs. Gay Ragland Pleasan
was a phenomenal success, but this " II
he much more elaborate and will have
many features that did not appear in the
first. The proceeds of the concert viii
be used in paying the debt which re.
mains upon the organ.
The Rev. DR.. James F smltl1,@ln an
editorial i1l8@tl,e Central PRESBYTERIAN.
champions the cause Of the I mon = heo-
logical Seminary and its removal Isl rom
fIa1nrsien- Sidney. Or. Smith IS repiSlns
10 some remarks made IN local pai'ef's ~
virginia. the tnmss Of which ne does not
mention. and which. he seeIns#51o THINK
made a misrepresentation ton of some facts
The Doctor prints in italics: It Is not
tr,e that since the removal there has
been any irroad upon the invested in
doUr1lent funds of the seminary.
Evangelist r. z. Earle. Of PHILADELPHIA,
Pa will preach at Broadus Memorial
gapttst cl,rrcl, sunday morning and all
next week in two services a day. at
and S
Mr.. Earle has been Wonderfully blessed
In s.ble teaching and evangeiistic work
IN Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washing
ton. He comes to Richmond to hold
special 8era1gelis 8ic5neesinss in the streets
and e:sewhere with a view to carrying
the gospel more effectively into thesranks
az business ard working men. The street
meetings will probably begin shortly
Special service MI be held at Marshall
Street Christian Church Sunday morning
at#l1 o'clock at which the pastor. Rev.
&. H Melton, viii deliver the annual
sermon to the. Junior Order OF Mecfan:-
les a large attendance is expected. Al
fare cordially welcomed
Dr.. John Harmon viii preach at both
services at Union Station. The sermon
in the morning wilsbe tosthe Junior Or
der OF Mechanics
At the Third PRESBYTERIAN Church. corr
.7ee~ T,nertv-sixth and Broad Streets. the
pastor Rev. RI Eggleston. will preach
Sunday at II 8. NJ. and S p. NJ
IN the morning the subject of the SER
mon VIII &c The Divine Search of the
Human Heart. in the evening he VIII.
spaall on THE Fight Of the Devil.
a cordial invitation to the public to
attend thsse services.
A weeks mission viii be opened sun
| day night at s o'clock at St. N1ary's Ger
man Catholic Church. Fourth and Mar
shall Streets. II viii be given in Eng
lsh by the Rex Father .alphonse Ros-
siter of St Joseph;s Passionist Monas-s
tory Baltimore Nd All are cordially.
invited to attend.
DR. L. Is. Turnhull has been appointed
by the faculty ef Union Theological
Seminary to visit the schools and col
ileges in the State snd present the claims
t Of the gospel ministry.
a special Thanksgiving sermon will be
preached TO the Daughters OF Liberty on
Sunday night at 5 o'clock at Pine Street
Church ny the Rev. Or. J. &. Hutson.