The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-16
APPOINTMENT, ron SUNDAY.


an opening nnthetn and led In several
! well known hymns. VIZ. ..
APPOINTMENTS FOR SUNDAY.
Some Ministers who VIII French ID
4 y.,t~-.yrr~ and utcllnonG-GOssip. (,
4 Especial From a Staff corrcspondsnt.1
/ PElERSBU FG. VA, November 15.-
4 The committee Oh public worship has
appolntments for Sunday. but the sec:
Rotary. DR.. Edwards, OF Petersburg. to-
night authorized the publication OF the
vces WIe ave eread Sr Seem aa agreed Feed
i upon:
IN Washington street Church. Pc
tersb the church IN which the con-
Ia a. NJ. the service concluding with
the ordination Of the newly-elected
At 8 p. NJ. in the same church. by
memorial service VIII be held. when
tributes to the ministers who have died
VIII be no address on this occasion.
AT P. NJ. the Rev. Dr.. DuBose, sec.
rotary Of the Epworth League, will
prSss's apse ess st sssTes Church
p. VIII pre- aeh at II a; NJ, and ths
Hsv th e hight Sas se2ye p R Fc,sxss ts
SERMON Bishop anlioway WI CON
duct the ordination OF the newly.elect-
e II s' a 81 street a1sthod,ss Church. Pc;
preach at i 4. N. and Rev. George r.
q ss hsit- c n pre petsr st hsy
! At West View Church. Petersburg.
Rev. r. G. Davis will preach at A.
NJ. and John j. Brandford at P. NJ.
Il rs 49, os.~ Iasy
vices are: Tabb Street prebysterian
ley Jones e il a. M Rev. S g Hatcher
at p Fl.
burg. Rev: j. Il. Latham at il A NJ.
Second Church, missions. at p. NJ,
w a: Smart and John W shatkf9rd
Ora ham II. Lambeth,
SECOND Baptist Church. Petersburg,
va. Rev, James Cannon, Jr, and Rev
Queen street church Norfolk. Va.
Rev. c. 2. Pleasants at both services.
Epworth Church. Newport News. Rev.
P sma5a 81 Street p ! pa A II church
: Client Methodist Church. Norfolk.
Re-. L T. Williams; 7:so P. NJ.
Z. g Yheire s'e q, !, A. f. NJ and Rev H.
Centenary Methodist Cl.nrch. Rich.
mond. Rev. w. ]. Young. d. D.. at both
services.
Broad Street Church. Richmond Fey.
IWsIter G. Parker. at both services.
Monumental Church. Portsmouth,
Asbury Church, Man nc eat s Rev. J.
6. Rosser at II a. NJ. and Rev. John.
r. Cuthriell at s P. N.
Central Methodist Church. Manches-
ter. NJ Rev. Richard NJ. Chandler at i
Talk of probable appointment is be-
coming more and more prominent In
10 discuss the matter publicly, fearing
that the council may be led to make
further changes. From several sources
however. II is learned that the list of
Richmond appointments, as published
yes terday, is practically correct. unless
perhaps in the case OF Broad Street
Church. Rev. Mr.. Bennett who. was
Be slated for Court Street Church,
Lynchburg. Rev. Graham lambeth
v, was also also mentioned :; for Fitch.
It seems practically certain that DIR.
Ss boensr penv s|ntea Rfy Ge9Tgs 81
fail. A committee from this church is
said to have talked the matter over
ference met.
1t is generally said that DR.. Tudor
viii return to pnstorate.
). The Cannon nan, train. due to
8 O'Clock, and on which a number of
delegates and visitors to the confer
encc We're. was held In Byrd Street
Station. Richmond, for ten or fftcenl
minutes to suit the convenience OF a
5belated lady. This fact accustomed a
good deal. of comment. a number Of
Richmonders were. late II, reaching PEE
ttersburg appointments.
Rev. G. o. futile, pastor OF Montross
Circuit, and Rev. ]. w. Nicholson, OF
Keller have brought brides to the con-
ference. It. is assumed that these
brethren will secure extra attractive
appointments on this account.
Among the lay delegates attending
the session are Mr. John p. Branch, |
president OF the Merchants National
Bank of Richlnond Hon. II. o. kerns.
of Halifax, recent candidate for the |
House OF Delegates: Mr.. IL. G. Nose.
ley, prominent and active laymnn In /!
Dnnville. the editor Of the Danv;Ilel
Methodist; Mr.. ]. r. Pettyjohn. OF |
,I.Nnchburg: Mr.. ]. w. Grandy, Of Nor
folk. and Or. ]. w. Tankard. Of the
Northern Neck. w. B. IS.
THE WEATHER