The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-03-07

Inc exercises proved to be at both interest
ing and profitable and from many came the ex-
preston, let us have the like again"
The Church of the Covenant is holding services
each night this week, preparatory the regular
communion next Sabbath DR.. Stewart, the pastor
churches. The appointments for the week are:
Monday and Tuesday, DR.. McFaden; Wednesday
Dr. Stewart; Thursday, DR.. Eggleston; Friday Dr.
Witherspoon.
DR.. Cecil of the Second Church. will preach the
sermon at the dedication of the church at va
City Mississippi, on next Sabbath March nth
The pulpit of the Second Church will be supplied on
that day by DR.. Stricken in the morning and by
Dr. j. T. Stone, of Brown Memorial Church. Baltf-
more at night
AT the Huguenot anniversary services recently
held In the First Church, after the inspiring adj
dress delivered by DR.. Fair of Savannah the sum
OF one hundred and twelve dollars, to be used by
the Huguenot Evangelical Society for the support
OF pastor in one of the districts of France was
contributed by the congregation.
The Sunday School workers of the First Church
have organized a Teachers Training Glass; after
the plan recommended by DR. Phillips the As
sempIys superintendent of Sunday schools.
Mlzpah Rlchmond-A gentleman and his wife
have taken child to support Cat five dollars a
month"; at the Presbyterian Orphans Home at
Lynchburg The Sunday school is also working in
this direction and has undertaken to support a
child for three months least These things en-
courage the workers at the Home.
Bell Sprng.-On February 25th, one new member
the son of our senior elder was received into this
church profession faith.
Dubln-On the first Sabbath in March we had
the pleasure of welcoming two new members one
by letter and one profession.
LeXington.-At the quarterly communion services
sunday morning, the pastor announced the names
OF nine additions to the church, on profession
and seven by letter. DR.. Thomas NJ. Halves of
Louisville, Kentucky, has accepted invitation to
preach series of sermons in this church early in
April The people of God praying for a revival
In their own hearts and the conversion of the I'M
saved in our community and the colleges located
here
South Boston.-The Ladies' Missionary Society
have undertaken the support of an orphan at the
Presbyterian Orphans Home at Lynchburg This
costs five dollars month.
Petersburg-A friend at Petersburg has under
taken the support of Randolph Spencer at the Pres
byterlan Orphans Home, at Lynchburg.
AIeXandria.-Rev. William S. Campbell of the
Virginia Bible Society, supplied the pulpit of the
Alexandria Church last Sabbath morning and even
ing The church has not yet called pastor
Staunton-The protracted meeting i'm the First
Presbyterian Church of Staunton came to 2 close.
Sunday night, February 25th. The pastor was
assisted by the Rev. W. r. Laird D. D. of Dan
Vhle' va. Dr. Laird's preaching was strong and
gracious and it has been greatly blessed in this
meeting. SO far twenty-seven persons have ex-
pressed desire to make public profession of
faith, and there quite as many Christians who
publicly Indicated a forp