The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
BAPTIST HOSTS
soon TO CA Their.
General Association Will Meet
at Charlottesville Novenn- :
Der 10th.
CENTRAL WoMAN's COLLEGE.
Education Commission to Make
Report, and Important Plans
Will Be Discussed.

NIill BE 1DlSGuSSSN.
rhc virginia Baptist General Mssoc'''
,,on w,l convene An CharlottesVille va
Novcnber 10th. and VIII commune rs
.essions until Monday evening, me Ylh.
,rhe annual sermon VIII pc prchcned py
Rev. ]. i. l2osser, assis.ah' Pastor ~
49, ,,c,,ue church in this city. Judge
". ". Morett, OF Salem. y Inc prcslae''.
49, ~ rev. II. s. Smith,iof West
Apponlattox. " the secle'"'s y, WIN ~
:, ,,hoodorc Ellyson as assistant, and
,,,1, A. jacob, of Richmond Is the
,,ans,,rer. The general association fosters
ts.,,s,,s heneyolence and education. The
..a,,o,. or special interest to come before
~ body this year will be the report OF
IA rd,,cation Commission, of which DIR.
u, II. pitt is president, and Dr. y. G..
ucn,nr is secretary. The whole question
of n central college, for women viii be
fully discussed and definite policy Will
doubtless be determined upon.
Last year the receipts of the tIeasuae.
FOR the objects fosered by the body q; y went 81.
=, iitiie beyond 3llLUU. This year IL is cS-
ucoted To go beyond this, and some n a Lne
hoping thar the handsome sum Of sl29'Voo
viii be realized.
held in the handsome new building OF the
First Church of Charlottesville, whose
Py @ euyeS Is naa long =; list
noted pastors. including such men as ~ ne
late Dr. John A., Broadus, the late, late Dr. =;
Richmond.
Those in position to know say that the
reports To he submitted in CharlottcsViiiis
viii show a most gratifying grown u,
every department; of Christian work, anu
il is confidently believed that the meet.
ing Wall not only be largely, att .,n pul
Following Is the programme WHICH Inc
Committee on Order OF business WI oner
for adoptIon Some slight changes may
be made but II is likely that in the main
II; Thu ma 7:so p. M.-opening exercises,
by President w. ". AIoffett.
Introductory sermon. j. ~ Rosser.
Alternate. 7. X. Sanford
Address OF welcome. J. B. Turpn.
Response, r. a. Williams.
{! Adjournment. :,
service " r =, E!a aaas Jacob
REPRESENTATION OF new pastors, ". y.
Hatcher.
lo:sS- siinisiers Relief, report BY r. H.
Opening address. Robert Frazer.
l1:30-Home Missions, report by G. ..
Opening address, f. r. Boston.
p. M.-Adjournment
Afternoon. oclock-Religious Perlodl-
s:spNVirsina Baptist Historical Society.
report, G.. III. Ryland.
5--Ad journment.
, EVENING : 7 %arr 9.aloek-Devo''onal ser
7:i5-s. S. Board of Southern Baptist
cenys1tion rs Issa "a Taylor follow
cd by /. j.. Van Ness.
S:s6-state Missions. report by William
Gtnaninp address r w Porter
Adjournment, ad libitum.
saturday-Mornlng. 9. 9 clock- clock
al services, j. G. Council.
9:15-Gcneral education, report By S. C..
Opening address. E, W. winfrey. :
1G-Educatlon Board, report by J. r..
opening address. w, e. Hatcher fol-
lowed by James Buchanan.
Decentralization Commission, X. II. Pitt.
Opening address. c. s. Blackwell.
j r. M.-Adjournment.
Afternoon. o'clork-Baptist Orphan.
af ope gnnnys a az essst W : Y Savage
4-B. Y. r. u. reporthy W. A. Harris.
Opening address. John Garland Pollard.
Evening. 80 o'clock SER.
vice, G. G. Bundck.
45-Miscelaneous.
s-ForeIgn Missions, report BY a. r.
Addresses-A. FL Owen. G. w. McDan-
lei, r. j. Wllingham.
Adjournment ad libitum.
Sunday, 3. P. M-sunday-school mass
meeting, under direction Of Committee on
Religious Services.
5--Adjournment.
Evening. o'clock-Sunday-sc and
Bible Board report by j. NJ. Pitcher. Adj
dresses, by j. W. Cammack and w. r. l..
a,snday-M Morning. o. oclock-Dcvotiona
service. j. J.. Wiley.
:15-Miscellaneous
9:30-Report of Committee on Corpora
ton, b. a. jacob isl
Opening address NJ. Ashby Jones
lO:30--Southern Baptist Theological Sem
mary Representative from Seminary
S1l:3G-Woman's work, report read by w.
g S. Leake. Address: !. NJ. Mercer:
l9:30--Report Of Committee on Treasur-
cr's Report and other committees
Afternoon 3 o'clock-Tempernnce, re-
port by r. j. Richardson.
Opening address. c. p. Scott.
4-Report of Committee on Obituaries,
l.. r. Thornhll.
h-Adjournmcnt.
Views Of Worlds Baptist Congress, by G.
s. Gardner. r. II. Pitt J. 3yland knight
" Final al a Mth'ssa1 nj "a Z I iatnna.
j. 3. TURPIN. Chairman.
], r. QuARLEs: Clerk.
The railroads have granted the usual
rate of one and one-third fares for the
to be stamped by agents at starting
points and signed by Secretary Smith, OF
the Association. and vised by Mr.. w, L.
bishop, Special Agent, charlottesville. Va