The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-09
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MEN MEETING |. V
Or. Louis A. Banks Speaks in.
Richmond To-Day.
BIG RELIGIOUS. GATHERINGS NC
Young Mems Christian Association and State
sunday-schools to Hold Gatheriugs-ser-
vices in the .hureGes Ibis morE>
Ing ard Tonight.

at $50 o'clock. The affair is Under the
auspices OF the Y. NJ c. a, anu doubtless
will be a great success. Dr.. Banks
subject will be Some Great Sinners and
Their Confession
The song service will be participated in
bv a male chorus and the Centenary NJ. E.
Church choir: Miss Mamie Harrison will
be the soloist and Mr.. Victor Mcneil will
be the violin soloist; then there will be
violin and cornet compartments. Upon.
the platform will be seated some Of the
leading citizens and ministers of Rich
mond. Dr.. Banks is a preacher Of
great prominence, anG during The past
month had Two hundred and fifty adolf
tions to his church. He is the author of
forty books, covering a wide range Of
subjects, including The Saloon keepers
Ledger The Revival CULVER Christ
and Ills Friends 1.-The White Slaves"
1.-THE Heavenly Trade Winds and I'm
mortal Hymns and Their Story Among
his great lyceum platform lectures are
1.-THE Fun, Romance and Pathos of a
Preachers Life War Songs OF the Old
World and Uncle Sam and the Sa-
LOOM" His new lecture for this year is
1.-THE Bright Side OF the Labor World"
Tickets can he secured at the Associa-
ton building or leading stores, and will
admit until the house is full. Secretary
Mckee states that DR.. Banks has kindly
consented to preach at Centenary Metho-
dist Church in the morning.
TWO BIG MEETINGS.
The twenty-fifth convention OF the
Young Mems Christian Association OF
Virginia will be held February 20 IS, at
the Methodist Church in Staunton. The
occasion will be great one, and the
attendance will doubtless be very large.
Among the leading speakers will be the
Rev. Carter Helm Jones, u. D., pastor
Of the Broadway Baptist Church, Louis
VILE, Ky: Dr.. George H. Denny, pres
ldent of Washington and Lee University.
Licking .on; Mr.. John F. Moore, railroad
secre,a.V Of tie International Commit
tee, Dayton. Ohio, and ot-.ers
The twelfth convention of the Virginia
SUNDAY Scnool Association will be hs-ld
IN Petersburg on March Ills. Several
prominent speakers have been secured
for the occasion. Free entertainment Will
will be provided for all delegates.
CHURCH SERVICES.
Holy Trinity Chapter. Brotherhood of
st, Andrew, has arranged for services
to be neld every Friday night durlIs
Lent at SIS o'clock at Holy Trinity
Church These services will be maze
very attractive and are open to the pub
lc Some well known speakers FROM
other cities will be secured.
DR.. W. A. Barr. Of Norfolk, formerly
of Monumental Episcopal Church, Of this
city. has Been engaged to open the fist
service, which VIII be held on Friday
evening next.
DR.. George Cooper will preach in the
morning at the First Church on Human
Values His subject at night Will pc
Speak for Thyself.
The Rev. C. C. Cox will preach in the
morning at the Second Church. The pull
nit will be filled at night by the Re1.
T.. G. Lewis, of Union University
I,r. ". IL. Whitsitt will preach morning
and night at Grove-Avenue.' The pastor,
rr. J. b HawtLo4 ne, will preach to-
day in the First Baptist Church, OF
Philadelphia.
The Rev. David A solly will preach
N the morning at Emmanuel on True
ChIvalry'' HIS subject at night Will be
And They Crucified Him.
Dir. c. s. Gardner will preach morning
and night ct GIace-Street-
The Rev J. p McCabe will preach
In the morning at Howaid's Grove. In
the evening the pulpit will be filled by
the pastor, the Rev. =. c. Cox.
The BOYS Missionary Union OF Leigh
Sweet BAPTIST Church will hold very
interesting rally service this after
noon at ) c'c,ock.
in addition 20 the special music and
programme arranged, tt.is meeting will
lie addressed ~ young man VINO mas
had se.cral years experience IN noyS
work.
The Rev. Lows Albert Banks. .. D.. OF
New York, viii preach IN the morning
at Centenary. At night DR.. w. w. Lear.
will preach
Dr. James Nelson will preach in the
morning at 81 DAD Street, to the students
q the city. Ills subject will be Cross
rs the Ocean.
The usual services will be held at
Trinity by the Rev. George H. Spooner
and at Park-Place by the Rev. John T.
Bosnian.
The Rev. L. e. Betty will preach in
the morning at Clay-Street on The
Divine Challenge The pulpit VIII pc
filed at night by DR.. w. v. Tudor.
The Rev. ]. e. McCullock, OF Nash
vile, Tenn, will preach in the morning
at Fairmount-Avenue Church. At night
the Rev j. 0. Eabcock will speak on
s.The Fast Young Man
The Rev. F. d. Troy will preach morn
ing and night at Marshall-Street.
MR.. CRAWFORD TO SPEAK.
The Rev. p. A Cave will preach in the
morning at the Third Christian. At night
the Rev. C. H. Crawford, superintendent
of the Anti Saloon League, Will preach.
The Rev Carey E. Morgan will preach
morning and night at Seventh-Street. His
subject in the evening will be: Can the
Churches Ever BE United?"
The Rev. Henry Pearce Atkins viii
preach in the morning at West-End on
The White Mans Burden. His subject
at night will be Christian Union.
There will be meeting at the Third
Christian Church this morning at
1880 o'clock to take steps looking to
the formation Of a mission school in
Fair1nount.
DR.. Jere Witherspoon will preach morn
ing and night at Grace-Street.
Dr.. Russell Cecil Will conduct the usual
services at the Second Church. In the
afternoon at o'clock he will preach the
first Of q series Of sermons on Elijah.
the Prophet
DR.. A. l. Phillips, secretary OF Sunday
schools Of the Southern Presbyterian
Church, will preach in the morning at the.
Church Of the Covenant. The Key j..
calvin Stewart will preach at night DR.:
phillips win make an address before the
Sunday-school
Dr.. Robert Strange will preach morning
and night at St Paul s.,
Dr.. ". E. Evans will hold the usual
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