The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-20
THE GOSPEL WAY
TO SETTLE STRIKES
Rev. Mr.. Boyles to Discuss
This Subject Tomorrow.
Church Services.

It ie more than likely That BoIno Oh tho
local pastors will mako reference in SER
mons tomorrow to the present strike
situation in the city. At least ono OF
them. the Rev. /. g. Boyles. Of the Ran
dolph-street Baptist Church. has def
nitely announced that no will do 80. In
the morning Mr.. Boyles will preach on
Three Laws; at night his subject Will
he 1.-THE Gospel Way to Avert and Set
tie Strike" The fact that no cars arc
running will impose considerable OF
hardship upon many OF tho ohurnh- go
ing people tomorrow.
DR.. Hawthorne will preach in the
morning at Grove-Avenue on "Responsl-
biities and Difficulties OF tho Christian
Ministry At night his subject will be
'The Significance of Temptation.
At I,eigh-street, In the morning. the
Rev. NJ Ashby Jones will preach on IA
Constructive vs. Destructive Life. In
the evening his subject will be 1.-THE LIB
crafty OF Guilt"
Dr. Weston Bruner will preach in the
morning at Calvary on COMPOUND Re-
liglon." His subject ut night will be
rs God Just?"
The Rev. George II. spooner will preach
morning and night at Trinity In tho
IlS SuDJcCl Will w 1Ou $780,
Have You Forgotten About 1t?
At Clay-Street, the Rev. L. 3. Betty
will preach in the morning on 'Respon-
sibility to Ones Self; and in tho evening
on Personal Responsibility to God"
Tho Rev. r. II. Bennett will preach In
the morning at Union Station. At night
DR.. Harmon will MI the pulpit.
The services at the First Presbyterian
Church will be conducted morning and
night by DR.. II. r. Beattie OF Louisville.
A congregat ional meeting will be held
after tho morning service.
Tho Row. w. S. Campbell will preach
morning and night at Westminster Pres
byterian Church.
At Centenary, DR.. Lear will preach
in the morning on Humility AS An Ele-
lnent Of Strength; and at night on
Sowing and Reaping."
Rev. DR.. r. ]. NVillinEham will preach
at the Church Of tho Covenant In tho
morning at II o'clock. He vii deliver tho
sermon for tho Woman's Foreign Mis-
sonary Society OF that church. DR.. VIII
lingham has Just returned from q grea.
meeting at Savannah. where he delivered
q powerful address on missions that
thrilled the great audience. He Is thor
nEhy Informed on this great work, and
his uttennces come from heart filled
with love for the great cause about which
his hands are busy. y
Il Key. y. L. fOtIlla Will COUQuCL Inc hst.t
vices at Union Gospel Mission on Sun
day, June ,21st, at $3.50 p. NJ. Some Cos
pei solo songs will DO rendered by Mr.
Potma, with autoharp and guitar accom-
paniment. The meetings during the past
week have ubeer specially Interesting
and we'll attended. All> are cordially In
vited.
The membership Of Laurel Street Meth
odist Church will observe Parsonage
Day" tomorrow. and doubtless largo
congregation will attend the services.
An offering will be made by the members
and friends of the church towards an-
other payment on their handsome par
sonage. The pastor. DR.. Henry e. John
son. will speak in the morning on "a
Homeless Preacher" and mt night he will
preach on woman and the Church"
A series Of gospe tent meetings Will
commence on Sunday night, June 21st.
Mt the magnificent tent pitched on tho
Marshall school lot, corner Of Twentieth
and Marshall Streets. These services
will be conducted by the Rev. c. T.
Potma, recently Of Chicago. but for some
time past doing Christian work in the
neglected montain regions OF Virginia.
A distinctive feature Of these meetings
will be the gospel in song, as rendered
by Mr.. Potma, with autohnrp and guitar
Accomplishments. Services begin at
P. NJ. each night during the week. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Dr. Witherspoon has 80 far recovered
from his severe cold that he will occupy
his pulpit tomorrow. both morning and
at night. The Doctor will take for his
morning subject, The Visions OF
Soul" and at night his subject will be
"Spiritual Receptive"