The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-26

The Pulpit Committee OF the FIRST
Baptist Church will meet to-lnorroW8 ana -
viii I'm all probability take some 4 steps y.
e in the matter o selecting q paste to {!
d succeed the REV, Dir, George Coop T
Il Is not Bat ali likely that the church will
q ct a L this time. but it is regarded as pos
slbl.,8 that tho committee will II rcac ~ q
II decision and will select a name for
Recommendation to the church later. ne n.
two ministers heretofore mentioned IN
connection with, the church-the nc ~.
& Cornelius W1oclfltin of Broolsl yn,5- ana
the Rev. Dr. w. C.. Bltung,of New 81 ork
:sctv--nre still considered 4 To be ut the
head 8of &tllcslist offeligible nipll.9s4I It. lis 1
that the choice will be Seetwe
them. hut II is imppss iblc Ito prcdlct.
(which Viii DC chosen EVENTUAL BOTH,
II d re- very popular il the con grcgattlol
sstl5 1.,e 3n,r}4 ~ Tie Seventh street Chris
3St ian Church will be occupied both sunday
morning and night by Rev Il. 4 c. Combs,
Roy. = IL Haley, the pastor, having gone
To Blacksburg to preach the annual SCI
35,s mon before the cadet of W virginia y!
Polytechnic Institute, Rev. MI. COMBS
is financial secretary Of u me yi = en-
Christian Missionary Society and is . a
gifted speaker, In the morning he VIII
VI ,,resent the claims ofbYirginla MI sions.
and at hight The will deliver a re ula r
d? sermon. There will be attractive music
&4at5both services.
,.Ahitllophel. or Suicide; It's Causes and
P.eyention.r will be the last of a series
OF Interesting subjects which DR.. Henry
Il. johnson. pastor of Laurel Street
Methodist Church. has been deligHtins
his congregation with for many weeks
The Rev, George Fl. Wiley 81 the ,Meln-
odjst Mission will occupy the pulpit IN
the morning. 565 u Is S8 n ~
Dr.. Witherspoon, pastor OF Grace
Street Presbyterian Church. Will occupy
his pulpit tomorrow morning and VIII
take as his subtkct GODS " ec Z, anu
55athe Souls EXCUSES There will be no
sS r,rea ching in his church atSnight, owing
AS IL. the union meeting at the Second Pres.
y 71,vterjan n Church In connection with the
5dpenng Of the new publicatio build lll
ing (. WILD M " \,
s the Grace Street Baptist Church the
pastor, Or. G. s. Gardner VII preach ~
usual. 4 AT tho morning hour is sup9ect
Viii be "a Patched Life" and ins.the
evenirr 'tThe Man Who Deceiyes II ll11-
q self," which will be especially lnterest-
ing6to the many young men VINO attend .e'
this church, M
4 E,va Eel,st Paul Price will give a plain.
at Broadus Memorial Church Sunday at
$50 Il. M. Every man on Church 1lill
3$ should hear him. 4 t@
At Rroadus Memorial Church revival
services will begin EVANGELIST Paul
Price will preach-at - A. NJ and r. A,'
$ and at 3 80 speak to men only. An attra c.
ilye feature OF the meetings Will he the
8solo singing by Alr Price, Services
5 cyery night during the week. 6
The afternoon Sunday school OF In
manuel Will have rally day seryices at tic
cavalry Armory, on North Seventh
Street, heyorh Leigh, at y. AZ. Sun
FL day, March 9th. a fine musical rro-
Eramne has been arranged, and Dr.
n Gordon b. Moore will give one o; Eis
K aniroitable talks. The friends and SYM
s&,ath,aers and Sunday school lovers are
cordially invited TO DO with rs,
Tho Rev s.. Cary Bcclewitb, assistant
lat ST. Andrews Episcopal Church. has
4 resigned, IN take effect on JuEe LIST. HI
hns not definitely fixed his plans fol
the future Nj. Beckwith caina to st
.AndreyAI two years ago from Warm
II Springs. ya. where he Was rector OF
I'M Episcopal church.
Tho REV. Or! r. II, Pitt will attend tn,
& dedicatory service OF the new sH,'lhflel'
Isaptist Church, which will be held OF
Is Sunday.
& Tho Feast Of .Annunciation. formerly
"a holy day OF Obligation. but now day o
Is devotion, Was observed In tho catho!
churches. High mass was said IN tn
81 Cathedral at a o'clock, The school chill
drsp were all given holiday and nan
81 attended mass, 5l
a new organ. to cost $500 or more
Will be placed in st, JOINTS Episcopa
Church MS a memorial to the late WI
Nam Davies and his two daughters. q
three ~ whom died within a few week
from typhoid fever.
FULTON NOTES.