The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-19

larger enrollments than ever before,
among them the Fork Union Academy,
the Franklin Academy, Richmond Acad-
envy, Newport News Academy, and OAK
Grove Academy and the Lee Baptist IN
sttutc, all for boys ana the Rawlings
Institute, the Virginia Institute, the NVo-
mars College, the FRANKLIN seminary,
the Roanoke Female College, and the
Hollins Institute,sfor Girls.
Education Board.
Hon. j. u. Ellyson submitted the report
of the Education Board us follows:
s There has been much to encourage us
IN our work during the past year. me
young men under our care have been, dill
gent In their Studies and have shown
themselves :, worthy of your confidence and
deni n0M ess tan itS
at the corresponding time last year.
Twelve OF these young men are pursuing
their studies tntl5the Southern Baptist
Richmond College. ii will be Of interest
to the churches to know that whilst pur-
suing their studies at Richmond College
and at tho Seminary these, young men
work. The students at Richmond College
render useful service at the alpls-housc
md Soldiers Home and. as teachers In
our Sunday schools, and more recently
young met, ut the Seminary almost with
out exception, do much helpful religious
work during their stay at that institu-
ton The following is Il list of the young
men now under our care, together with
the name of tho church and association to
Which each belongs:
= The students ct the Southern S1rn Bnptist
G(swaltney. smithfield; 7. w. Hamlet!I,
Richmond James c. Quarles, North Run;
= Az Ritter Rite MllWoed J. s FL Rove gh
Seay Lyles; &C. Smith BLACK IA! !, Greek r.,
North Fork.
The students at Richmond College, ses $.
Salem; w. IN. BiaeR Kerr,s Creek; 9.
w. Blake, Slate Hill; J. G. Barbe,. Lime
Bowling, j onesboro; W. S. Brook. Nlata-
.poni;s w .aP. Brooke. Alataponi; James "a.
CLARK, !. Grace Street, Richmond; q 3.
Cobb. Grace Street. Richmond j; ..
Hill; r. w. arant, Central; ". Il. Guy
Ward ton; f. +. %sH Hardy. Share; s. G.
HARDWOOD j, Zion; II. II. Hayes, West End !;
Richard u. Howard, First Church. Roam
.oke;; II 3. Jennings. ", Hebron; J: Wal,
e. M. Louthan, Berryville; A. Y. May
.nard, South Hill: ], f. McGarry Grace 9,
IS. u. Nan, " fferson Street; George Ut.t
jFankey, Zion ;s1.|C. Quarles, Nortn tuIl,
r. ,,1a,o .Ne1 s'9S s, imson Noron. II
,ra a. an, co,rt 81 rnnt. r 81 Terry Spring
Street: G. TT.8'Waite, Mine Road: W,aD..
Walker, Mataponi;t4 p. B. Wellington,
ightstohe: WI. Young, Grove ave
y nS ~, !, y !, ,,,,,,,
al, ofn,iT
exnenses. The sitrSasurer's report shows
that We had: :ssss4ss III n
ION hand Octobery3l, 100. .,.......S 5,5V7.Si 4
Our. collections dprlns me year S2,s ia 4,
were &irfst;. ,..oy.s.
< totfI iof $40 Oo7. ia
We have exuended during the year g, 0OS.59
PIG "a q H x =. q - = :
Leaving balance on hand OCTOBER. :. ooo a.
:.,;,,.t ,a o,o ine
cburcfes j., . ka ave BEEN generous lin their
support Of our we nave I. ~
so otten or
s s;,nnor ~ hilt mon The small number Of
voupr men in oura churches who are pre-,
pairing TO preach theRgospel.
The report closes with q moving ais,
cussion OF the quesilan wiaas GL. uoN'
iosieaa young men my litc 't,.,l'
Appeal torHWOre wen.
,,,a a,o,,t ,v,s discussed nv rr. w. u.
spor D. na', = :, I,uchunnn. Or.
- % nnenl
taa'cae, , apvus" ~ = anter The minis
~ M Msnv oIl,e of the association
s.,, !; ,nas M Tat chers greatest EFFORT
So, sa, -. ~ hn1,, tr,,Sa ronort was adopt
ostoiu ~" w, ooa a,so l,a foJlowinp resol,-
~, a. ,s,ar ma NJ a.. py,and.
''o ..1, as.,Iral, rho thoassociation hears
~, ~ dnonast ,nx,atweof the anpnr-
ne denraaso T., tha InlIn,her Of men on.
tarine the Gosnel ministry. and hereby
.etrs ' ma uusrr tha aS,,catIan hoari
,ea,'est CIV. snh ,''s NC vii, horei,v con-
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