Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01

RI johnson. b. d. pastor. a. g. Rose,
clerk: r. aBurreH. treasurer; memoer-
ship go; Increase. during year, "a; coilec-
tons. 1850; value OF church property
] SO, GOO: sunday school. s. w. Turner. su 1
perintendent: officers. teachers. 8
scholars. rs collections. $50: volumes N
library, $50.
Sharon. First and Leigh streets-Rev.l
"A. s. Thomas, pastor. christopher Smith,
clerk membership, $40; collections. S2.20:
Sunday school, A. Beverly, superinten-
dent; ! officers, 4 teachers, lis pupils. 125
volumes in library.
Fifth street. Fifth and Jackson streets
Rev. Wesley F. Graham. D. D., pastor;
James a. Childs. clerk; membership. Loso::
increase, Is: collections, $4,000; Sunday
school, B. n. Peyton, superintendent; 10
officers 80 teachers. $50 pupils
Mt Olivet. Twenty-fifth and streets
Rev. T. Andrew Bowler, pastor; W. =.
Noble, clerk; J. G. Davis. treasurer; menu
bership, no: Increase. 80: collections,
! 81, 112.15; value Of church property, sl,ooo.
Sunday school, e. A. Washington. SUI
perintendent; 9 officers, 10 teachers, 10
pupils 24O volumes In library, collections,
$3.50.
Fountain, Thirty-frst and o streets
Rev. H. r. Williams. B. D., pastor; clerk.
r. walton treasurer. Magnus Cooper;
mem bership, 325; increase, 20; value or
church property, $1,000; Sunday school,
B. l.. Jordon, superintendent; omcets.
: 9 teachers. 100 pupils.
Union Lever, Fulton-Rev. "A. E. JET
fress, pastor; membership, los: increase.
r6; collections. 1894: Sunday school, J. u
Kenny, superintendent: officers, teacA-
ers: As pupils. collections. $50.
Third street, 746 north Third street
Rev. Carter, pastor.
Rising Mt Zion, Fulton-Rev. Archie
Ferguson, pastor.
Mt. Calvary, Fulton-Rey. W. M. James
pastor.
Mt. Tabor, Woodvi1le-Rev. r. J. Bass,
pastor. .
Mt. Carmel St. James and Bacon streets
Rev. w H. White, pastor.
Second Baptist church, Manchester, mas
taken on new life and assumed unique
proportions under the pastorate of Rev.
Webster Davis, of this city. In addition
to the regular church work, the cOngre-
CATION has built new lecture hall A
regular sewing school is carried on IN
der DeLand and Field the Missionaries
night school for young and old persons
who are compelled to work IN the Day,
under H. G. Carter and able assistants,
and a literary society. where the best
lecturers are secured to give instructions
along lines of right living. 1t is con-
templated to add cooking school, wood
work and other handicraft under the
Slater fund at an early date the attend
ance on all parts of the work is exceed
ingly good, and the church is In GOOD VI
nancial condition. Vocal music is also
taught, and the future prospects are e2-
ceedingly bright
METHODIST CHURCHES.
Leigh-Street Methodist Episcopal. Leigh
near ST. James; Rev: w A Q; Hughes,
Eldridge, treasurer. Membership. 81: new
members, 10; collections, $3.50. Value of
church property, $500 Sunday.school::
the pastor is superintendent: oince e. !;
teachers, 45 scholars, lou volumes III IL
St. Paul (Third street, African Metho-
dist Episcopal; Rev. Jacquelyn Strange,
pastor. Value Of church property, ss ;..,s,
Membership, 240; increase, y; collections,
sl,sl2 James II. Jones. clerk; 4. D. Lew
is, treasurer; Sunday-school, j. W. watt
and ]. r. Moore. superintendent Of morn
ing and afternoon schools, respectively;
officers Is; teachers. 9: pupils. 15z; col
lections, s57; volumes in library, IL.
Asbury Methodist Episcopal, Twenty
fifth and 0 streets; Rev. l. +. IhOmaS.
pastor; W. G. Singleton. clerk; G. n.
Jackson, treasurer; membership, 120; col
lections, s., u01. Value of cnurcn property,
$40. Sunday-school. w. G. Singleton. SUI
perintendent: officers and teachers. II;
pupils 100: volumes in library, 500; collec-
tons, $500. There is branch of the
Epworth League connected with the
church. There is also mission IN Man
chester.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES.
First Presbyterian, Monroe and Catha-
rine streets. Property value. S1l 900 Rev.
W.. E. Partee, d. D., pastor. Membership
of church, 81; increase in membership for
the year, g; collections. vozU.0O; clerks
name, II. B. Gee; treasurer, w. N. CraW-.
ford superintendent of Sunday-chool, II.
B. Gee; officers, .; teachers, ~ scholars
Sc: collections, $500.
AROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCHES
st. Philips, st. James and Leigh streets;
Rev. Maxine +. Duty, rector: Edward
Ellis, Jr., senior warden; R. r: koper,
junior warden: George st. Julien Ste
phens, registrar; c. r. Robinson. treasu-
rer; membership, 160; value Of church
day-school, DR.. j. Meade benson. lay su-
perntendent: officers, 4; teachers, Z: pu-
pills, 60.
CATHOLIC CHURCHES.
ST. Joseph's Roman Catholic church Is
situated on First street, between Jackson
and Duval streets. In connection with
the church work there is maintained the
ST. John the Baptist Institute, Asylum
for the Holy Innocents, the Colored Ca tn
Ollie Asylum and Orphans dome of Vir-
ginia, and the San Franciscan.
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES.
The First Christian church is located at
40 west Baker street; Rev. w. II. Nash
is pastor.
OTHER RELIGIOUS BODIES.
The Baptist Sunday-school Union. This
body is a union of twenty-five of the
Sunday-schools of the city. Last year it
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