The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-13
Pastors Of All Denominations.
Bring Fresh Messages.
ADDRESS BY CONGRESSMAN S
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Captain Lamb. Addresses Fslrmoun'
Methodist School This Morning and
Sunday School Society in After
noon--Railroad Y. NJ. c. a.

a The general plan is Tor the MINISTERS
20 20 10 the hotels and visit those who
saish 10 talk with q clergyman This
J, mas been tried in New York and works
well: the fact being that many OF the
transient population would welcome
minister.
e. The suggestion Tor work among the
hotels comes from New YORK, Whcrc d
s. meeting OF the preachers OF that CITY
8 was held a short while ago, resulting III
steps toward employing hotel chaplains.
4Tahc movement was set on foot by the
e Rev. IL. NJ Warren. d. D., pastor OIL the
Central Park Baptist Church. Some time
ago DR.. Warren visited the hotels in New
y York. left his card, and stated his Will
s ingness 10 render pastoral services to
any OF the guests who desired this at.
< 1cntion of a clergyman. This work grew
= so rapidly and DIR. Warren was caiieu
on so frequently that he could not look
after it all, and hence he called LOT
concerted movement of the clcrSyNlen OF
:. :. the city. A meeting was held and a com
anittee known az the Hotel Chaplalncy
Z Committee was appointed to employ
g preacher who could be always ready 10
ofnciete at hotel funerals and to respond
TO any call from a guest in trouble;
g While Richmond is not quite SO large
: SIS New York and has not quite SO many
:. hotels. yet the field even here is q proad
! .ene and the details Of The Now YORK
leeting we're followed with keen inter-
Z. .<st One or two ministers OF this city
4 .l,ave determined TO follow UP the mat
; Ter here and others will doubtless JON
{ in The Rex. John Moncure. D. d.,
Episcopal City Missionary and arch-dea-
con. Of the Diocese Of Virginia, thinks
The suggestion from New York a valuable
one and has announced his intention to
{ >is;t the hotels, and as DR.. WARREN
4 did leave his card for the benefit Of those
i who desire the services Of a clergyman
He will visit the guests when called
upon and will do other work in conncc-
4 sion with the transient population OF the
city This is the way the New York
f5.,1,ovement began and there is no reason
sas1o doubt that the work here will de-
NssIclop pretty much along the lines OF lhal
In the Northern city.
Il Hon n. Is. BrouEllton. OF Raleigh, N
C.. Will de!i.er the second series of talks
,et Eroadus Memorial Bible School THIS
morning Immediately after the close
~ OF the Bible lesson. His subject will be
..The Opportunities and Privileges Of
y Parents. All parents who attend and
apply for It. Will receive aboollet giving
Ssl,epful hints and Suggestions. mr.
Broughton viii discuss the right Of tie
sscf,id to be well born and well bred. We
pay a great deal of attention to the rals-
Sing Of inc strains Of horses cattle, chick
lens and dogs. and very little attention 10
the raising up CT stronger and more beau
fifu1ly developed men and women. These
questions are of vital interest to every
Individual The school meets at 9:15.
AMONG BAPTIST CHURCHES.
Dr. George Cooper will preach in the
morning at the First Baptist Church GA
1.-The Home Of the Heart His subject
:. at night will be THE Average Man
DIR. M. II. J.. Smith will preach morn
II ,;~,I,& 11,oC
Il The Rev c. p. Williamson will preach
in the morning at Grove-Avenue The
pulpit Will be filled at night by the Rev.
C. r. 11ovey,t .. d.
The Walker Light Guards will attend
i service in the morning at LeiGh-Str,et
L and will hear a. sermon by the pastor, me
q Rev. NJ. Ashby Jones. At night MI
81 Jones will speak on The Highest Con-
!, ception Of a. Man..
The monthly and quarterly meeting of
Sahe Baptist Sunday-School Association Of
Richmond and Manchester will be held 1t
Pine Street Baptist Church this at
1ernoon at o'cloclt.
.. Rev. NJ. Ashby Jones will make the adj
!. dress. All are cordially invited TO at
Is tend.
:. The revival meeting at 1mmanual
s Church. conducted by the Rev. r. d. Car
land has proved most successful.
There will b 9 four services to-day.
i. Mr.. Garland will address the Sunday
school at $3.50 A. NJ. and preach at II
"A. Al. and 3 and s P. N. Tbs . o'clock
: services will take the place of the after
s noon Sunday-school. The public will be
wclcome at all the services.
8 FROM METHODIST PULPITS.
a The usual services will be held at Park
81 place by the Rev. John T. Bosnian.
DR.. John Harmon will preach in the
j morning at Union Station. At the even
= 49, w. 1Ss~, Sex1> too
will make an address. The Richmond
Cleo Club will sing.
DR.. W. N. Lear will preach In the
rlorning at Centenary on The Race for
Eternal Life and at night on "Christ's
Challenge to the World
e The Rev. l.. b. Betty will preach in the
snornimg at Elav-Street on Spiritual
i Health His subject at night will DO
Il ..christ and the Impotcnt Man at the
4 ne repeated at each service.
Il The Methodist Sunday-school Society
= will hold its monthly meeting at Fair
amount Church this afternoon at 3::5U
o'cIocl: The session will be one OF special
& interest.
] WITH THE DISCIPLES.
The Rev. Carey z. Morgan will prea ch
subject in the evening will be "Quecns
OF Divine Right
The Rev. Henry Pcarce Atkins will
preach in the morning at West-End on
1.-THE Grain and the Fruit aud at night
on From Bondage to Freedom
The Rev. T. ". Troy will preach morn
ing and night at Marshall-Street.
At the Third Christian Church the Rev.
p A Cave will preach morning and
night. His subject in the evening will
be 1.-THE ideal OF Manhood. one Of the
special sermons being preached to young
men,
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCHES.
Divine service will be conducted morn
q ing and night at st. Paul's by DR..
Z Strange.
The Rev. I. y. bowman will preach
morning and afternoon at All Saints
The usual services will be conducted ut
Grace Church by the Rev. Landon r,
s Mason.
z The Rev. Carey e. Beckmith will preach
morning. and night at St. Andrews.
DR.. W.. r. Evans will preach morning
ana afternoon at Monumental Holy Conn