The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-10

MANY EDUCATORS ATTEND
Nearly Every Educational Insti-.
tuition of College Grade i'll
State Is Represented.
49, 49, 49,

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ctti15AlA A. -t)'I llsv1LLE, VA. February
o.--The second day OF tho students
conference or tho Virginia Young
MEMS Christian Associations. in session
at Madison Hall at tho University OF
Virginia, was very profitable one.
Morning, afternoon and night sessions
were held, and the program was
participated in by professors. students,
speakers and teachers. Each of the
twenty-five student associations OF
the State Is represented at tho con-
ference, which will conclude to-mor-
row night.
8s The morning session opened at $3.50
O'clock with an address by DR.. Robert
X. N1assle,{of tho Theological Seminary
OF Virginia. after which Mr.. w. D.
Weatherford. student-secretary Of the
International committee, told tho dole
gates how to get the best results out
Of the days program. Mr.. II. z. An-
derson, OF New York, one OF the most
widely known Of tho secretaries OF the
Y. NJ. c. A. movement. spoke of the
Fall Campaign" and DR.. Hugh NJ.
McIlhany, Jr.. general secretary of the
University OF Virginin Y. M G. A.,
gave valuable suggestions ms to the
training Of committee men. "The
Evangelistic Campaign" was discussed
ut length by Secretary Weatherford.
From $3.50 to p. NJ, professional con-
ference was held in tho smoking room
OF Madison Hall, followed by luncheon.
Among those In attendance were Presi-
dent r. f. Blackwell, Of Randolph-NIa-
con College: President Hopwood. Of the
Virginia Christian College; Professor z. S.
Smith, Of Randolph-Macon Academy;
Colonel Il. w. Nichols, Of the Virginia
Military Institute; T.. s. Randolph, T. p.
Campbell and George w. Walker, Of tho
Virginia Polytechnic Institute; w. y. GIL
bert Of Virginia Christian College; W. III.
Rubbish. OF. Shenandoah Collegiate Insti-
tGte; Professor Gaines, Of Richmond Col
lese; Professor l.. "A. Fox, of Roanoke
college; r c. Beale, of the Miller School;
| 4Messrs. Walton and LII. Sutherland, OF
Fork Union Academy: John R. Rosebro,
Of fredericksburg College; J. L. Hardin,
OF Emory and Henry College; Hampden
! Wilson, OF Cluster Springs Academy ].
G. Myers, Of Bridgewater College, T. ].
Roller of Augusta Military Academy; DR..
JAS Lewis Howe and ~. J. Farrar, Of
| Washington and Lee University; Profess
sor Bishop. of William and Mary College,
Professor Flshburne, OF Fishburnes Mill
tary Academy; ]. Carter alker, headmas-
ter Of Woodberry Forest School, and Pro-
| lessor w. II. knble, Of Staunton Military
| Academy.
DR.. J.. L. Howe. Of Washington and
Leo University, presided at the con-
ference, and addresses were delivered
by Professor L. S. Randolph, Of vir-
i glnia Polytechnic Institute, on PRO
fessors and Bible Study" by Professor
Bruce, r. Payne. OF the University of
Virginia, on professors and Personal
Work." and by DR.. r. =. Blackwell,
of Randolph Macon College, Ashland.
A feature OF the night meeting was
the song service. The association malo
quartet. composed Of Messrs Lehman,
Phillips. Houston and White. OF Rich
mond, rendered choice selections, in
addition to special music by students
| Of tho University OF Virginia
The speakers at the night session
were President Edwin A. Alderman, OF
the University OF Virginia., and Mr..
II. P. Anderson, executive secretary of
the student department. of the In
ternational committed. Mr., Anderson, $
| subject was. "The Worlds Student
Movement"