The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
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ASSOCIATION IN.
The One Hundred and Fifteenth
Session Held at Moreland
Baptist 4 'tlis'tE| Church.
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Miss LILA Robertson, Of Crozet,|
Meets With u Painful
Accident. 8
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@ CIrARI OTTEsv1LLE VA. August
Iii -The ono hundred ana fifteenth an
lnual session ot the Albemarle Baptist
Association met at nforeland BAPTIST
Church. two miles from Red 1Iill, on
the Southern road. Tuesday last. the It'll
instant and closed on the after
noon Of tie 9th instant Tho body
com prIses twenty-six churches In Abe
marie and 81 Fluvanna counties. Ii MI. J J.
N Il. Fnr1s, OF Red Hill, was reelected
moderator, and Y Rev. John ! Il. Quarles,
who, thong h a. resident OF Louisa, Is a.
pastor3o OF churches In Albeinarlc was res
has served us treasurer before, 81 was gain
elected to this office. which was for
many years. and, \ IN fact. it'll failing
hea1t til compelled 4 him TO- absent himself
from the association, filled with Great
and enthusiasm BY the Rev hn
a. 81 Randolph. Of a lbernar 10, who died. l.
last a fall. The $3.50 citation q decid ed to
honor; the memory OF MI. Randolp by
placing d sketch OF his life IND the min n
Turpin, pastor Of sg the First Baptist
Church 81 Charlottesville, was selected
by the association to perform this ser err
Vice. The Introductory sermon was
preached by the same gen tleman from
the Epistle to the Philippians, rs being
descriptive OF a model church
* state Secretary r. ID ~ Garland made az
q very pleasing and effective Bspe eel 10
his board Mr.. Garland is one Of 4 the the!
where. g A NJ delegate wi o. was on he
floor ( later, said he would Ike to rs pit
him for that issue with Dr. n ~ I. Eaton.
fof Ss Kentucky. The discussion Of the
f,lnd Tor the relief OF aged and *inflrm
ministers and the needy families OF de-
ceased ministers awakened mu t en- 3 4 IN
terest. prominent In this Ion was y.
Rev q ~ E. Bundle, Of Sin gers ;. Glen
Augls ia count He took an az .c: I've part
Is N nun her Of 81 ebates. and goes at
things with gloves tofi ;gs gen erall vi. with Wit
lively Interest to- the Grove. y thong Of
course, not always with pleasure 70 me
heads he hits. Nh rs Si2
Tho subject Of foreign missions e !, was az
opened on he morning OF the second by
Rev. John b Turpin. The spea ger n
closing his adj ress OF pealed e 70 me az
IN, 4 hospital In Cheng chow. one Of the
mission stations OF A the south B =:n
tIstE Conventio 81 Chin a. Peculiar IN ter;
est II q s kened conc erning tbs. appeal
because 81 the source from which 4 =
Il 3. Don Louthan now dieal mis-,
sIonary. who has recently arrived az
3C.neng Chow. has been so MUG hsimpres sed
BY what no has seen Of th 7 II need 4 g
Z, ~, cal and surgica al attention. there that
hc has appealed to his iends mere g, g
come TO the rescue. NJ
H nr. Louthan Is the son Of IS Captain
carter N. Louthan, OF Charlo ttesyille.
a enber OF the associa tton. $fSs5 Il y. y
thought these churches wi give alto
get her8 two hundred and Il lily dol ars TO
start the enterprise. In case the mo We
mont IS not endorsed by the board, II the
money paid In Will be contribu ted to It's
regular obi ects. n VI
/ Captain. Louthan followed this sonle-
what dramatic incident wit tn e. speech of
power and tend erness. Rev. Charles - ~
5Corbett the newly elected superintendenlt
az the N Baptist Orphanage OF Virginia..
made his first appearance In his official
capacity before this associ ton. He
made u very favorable impression and
secured Trustworthy assurances OF rs res
newed support for his noble institution.
II 3 During sermon at the stand, by,
Rev. j.. w. Wiley. Miss Lula Robertson,
of Crozet, had the bench on W hich she
was sitting to give way ben eath hersss q.
4 The opposite end flew up and struck the,
back 81 her head. She was thrown i TO-
the ground and was unconscious forl some
time .5& DR.. Mulford, Of Red Hill. rendered
,her% relief us soon as possible, ~ dtssS Rob-
ertson was carried to the res! denc g sof her
uncle. Mr.. And erson RothWell 4 who y ives
near the church, II Is though Y she will
soon recover. las
REV. Dr.. "a. w Nc lei spoke &, elo g
fquently8 on Home Missio ns. ssi 2 rofessors
r.. e. Gaines. OF Richmond Cox ege, 4 made!
the main address on Educations ana
spoke very 1mpressively on several top-
les. Ma or Walton OF Fork y Mon, made
an eloquent plea for econda ~ ed uca ton
Ho was well supported by Captai 9. q,
snead. These two gentlemen secured the
session OF the next q $500 ton FOE Fork
Union, Fluyanna county. the seat OF the
now famous F FORK Union ActA envy ''s " IA
8 r ey.5 =. w. Mitchell. p p, of the Res
,ligious Herald spoke on 4 Col! gioual Ltt-E
'ernture.n and sindu at riouslys cultiva ted the
field OF tho State paper. 81 Nv sG
s The HDigeAt OF Letters" showed a sub
sstantial increase In the cont ributlons for
eyory one OF the objects OF benefcence3
except the Education Board, which ia
charged with the sustenance OF young
men studying for the ministry, III his
was in some measure thought to be ac-
counted for by tho fact that some Of the
churches had enlarged their contributions
to general ed uca ton. I'll II So
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