The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-24
women TO ATTEND
At THE COLLEGES
Special Arrangements TO Be Made
for Them.
MINISTERS ON VACATIONS
Where the Baptist Preachers viii Go
This Summer-Lemonade at Res
vival Next Sunday-Other
Church Notes
MINISTERS ON VACATIONS

ne annual bulletin Of Richmond COZ
ies7 mas Just been issued. and Is an unu-
sually Interesting and attractive number
It is larger than neretofore and con-
tains much new matter.
Ine most important announcement IN
the bulletin is in connection with the
admission of women to the college. Here
tofore the coeducauonal schsms has n~<
been developed to any great extent but
next session it will be particularly en
phasized.
Improved arrangements will be made
for the reception of women and properly
prepared students will be cordially wei
coined Attractive rooms for study VIII
be provided, and all needed assistance
will be given In securing boar near tina
grounds.
Special interest is taken In thu
announcement concerning courses OF
study in the departments of Latin, Greek,
Philosophy ana History Drs. Harris and
Whttsitt did not have opportunity. after
their election last year to outline theil
course of study for publication IN thu
catalogue and this is their first statement
DR.. Foushee and DR.. Mitchell were elect.
ed to their respective chairs only last
month.
Announcement is made also that ths
ed into an Independent class It Will
remain, however. in connection with ths
department of physics.
A number OF the Baptist ministers will
shortly be leaving on their vacations.
The majority of them have made theU
arrangements already. and have an,
nounced where they will spend the sum-
ner months
Dr. c. s. Gardner expects to leave the
1st of August on his vacation and to
rest a part Of the while. at least. IN
| Iopdoun. Rev Calder T. Willingham will
sunny the Grace-Street pulpit IN DR..
Gardeners absence. Mr.. Wlllngtam sup
piled for this church last summer, and
it IS a high compliment that the church
seeks his services again.
Rev J. T. fuckers church has given
him a vacation OF a month. to take it
as he likes. and he expects to spend 1t
doing evangelistic work.
Rev. David A. Solly will take his va
cation during August, visiting and preach
irg in Pennsylvania.
Rev. c. c. Cox expects to stay In the
city this summer. supplying for Leigh
street during Pastor Jones absence, and
collecting funds for his new house OF
| worship.
Rev j. W. Kinchloe. pastor OF Stock
Construct Church. Manchester. expects to
SnenG his vacation Will UlS PdEel!tS. III
Fairfax county. Va. resting from his
double duties as student at Richmond Col
lGee and pastor.
Dr.. Hawthorne expects to leave about
the middle of August FOR Martha.s Vine
ward and Boston. preaching at the TIE
| mont Temple two Sundays and one at
| Merthas Vineyard.
| Dr. Illusions has not decided yet def
nitely about the time of his vacation.
| DR.. H. A Bagby expects to take hi,
vacation during August, preaching and
resting.
Rev. c. P. stealey is thinking of spsnd-
| ing his vacation during August at
| Northfield. Mass.
! Dr.. Cooper expects to be away during
August. Professor Mitchell. Of Richmond
| College, has been secured to supply the
First Church during his absence.
| DR.. I. NJ. Mercer expects to spend his
vacation holding protracted meetings.
| Rev. I. S. Boyles will spend his vaca-
| ton preaching in special meetings and
| attending district associations.
| DR.. ". R. L. Smith and family will
| board during the summer at Bon Air
DR.. Sitter will supply the Second Church
the last three Sundays during August
| Rev. E. v. Badly has not decided
.bout his vacation. The work OF re-
| pairing his church has begun.
Rev. W. w Sisk expects to spend the
summer preaching in special protracted
| meetings.
Free lemonade will De served nsxt sun
| day afternoon at the revival services pc
| ing held l.. 90 ...g tent at Twentieth and
trace Streets. Fans will also be furnish-
ed The meetings are being held ny
he Rsvs James F. Cook sr and George fis5dl T.
| Each night the tent has peen well hiied
| and it mas been found IND NECESSARY TO uP2i pro-
| uyjJ nj
| there will be special music.
1t is generally thought here that all OF
| ISOLATION Will be reelected at the present
| meeting. The election occurs at the end
| of the session. The Rev. DE- H A. Basoy
of this city. mas made ,,i most en chass
asain. Mr. f. H Sadier. OF this city.
! win certainly be elected clerk again.
The quarterly meeting of the Baptist
State Mission Board was held few
| DAYS ago The work was shown to be
IN tine shape and the statement was
| made that the outlook for the future IN
state evangelization was never so en-
| vouragiug as now and the possibilities
| never SO graf. in Virsinia
this time the LARGEST numoer OF m rnis sa2as
| aries in It's history. Nearly al the he!os
are supplied Win Win men e rns F
! 50 per cent in advance OF the same date
| last year.
Rev Charles William McElroy. a stud
an, Of Richmond College. is now supply
| ing for Rev. j. S. Felix. East Church.
Louisville. Ky. lie expects to return to
| Richu,ond on or about the LIST OF August
| and will be available for supply work.
The many friends here OF DR.. F. C. Nc
conoell, formerly of Lynchburg. but more
recently OF Atlanta. Ga. will regret 70
hear that three OF his household are i'll
with fever.
Dr.. James Nelson. president of the wo-
mans College. who has been quite sick
recently. is improved and hopes to be out
soon-
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