The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-21
He was licensed to preach In April.
1884. but took special work incident tol

He was licensed to preach In April,
1884. but took special work incident TO
gree 1s ea 81 e 81 dsny van s
ferred on him. While pursuing this
sequence during his vacation. His
@ ehss ss fall Ysss 1870 II s ~ Vas
ferred on trial to the Virginia Confer.
enca. and four nnonths later a.1r, took
g o e snes
N saa tx nc Clay D street ta Richmond. a
second term. and Monumental. Ports.
mouth. He comes prepared as Few
men are for his new work.
Not so highly educated, perhaps. as
his eonirers. TIE R ssy Bernard 1n W.;
R Isiess fpis,siet IS n,ne The the lees
fitted for his high position. Having
had. before. his entrance into the min
istry great experience among men
he entered the ministry he followed
secular pursuits. having at one time
been a bookkeeper In the State Bank
Of virginia. He Is son Of Cor Gosneas
born In Richmond. February 16. 1851.
He has served in charlo ttesvIlle, Berk-H
ley. Danville. Mt. Vernon, Newport
News and Petersburg.
Z Mr.. Lipscomb has the reputation OF
being an unusually eloquent and mag
netic speaker.
The Rev; Joseph n. Latham. VINO
in Plymouth. n. c. May Is. 1865. He
is highly educated, having won con-
ments while student.
stock. and early answered the call OF
duty and heredity. He Joined the
seTgas Il ca fsbnss y 1sss end has
Williamsburg and Park Place. Ports:
The success: (which, has followed
~ be with him here, and great things
are expected Of him.
Rev. Giiby G. Kelley d. D.. the new pas.
tor of Broad Street Church. was transferrcd
70 the virginia Conference four years AGO
from Tennessee i being under.tood that he
I.rnchburs. succeeding the Rev. ". j.
Young. D. o.. in that passionate He has
,,s.. completed M his four ysars Of service
Street Church highly Recommended.
'.he Rev. Reginald H. Potts who has been
tered the Virginia Conference In 1883 Hn
IS forcible and scholarly, and is a clear and
thc Rev. Joseph r. Potts. and was born
July 10. 1858. In Hampshire county. w. Va.
fIior TO taxing the. Union Station charge
he has been pastor of She following
churches: Essex circuit. West Lancaster
Charlotte. Asbnry Station. Morrill,. and
Cambridge Station. 9
To Hasker Memorial comes the Rev.
George William Martin Taylor, who wis
korE. In sAccomac county April 10, 1876
After n 3uccessful business career lie de-
cided to go into the ministry. ana was all
mitted Into the Virginia Conference in 1900.
The Rev. G. z. Booker Smith, appointed
Cumberland county In 1871. and is the son
of William James and Virginia SIorganll
Booker Smith, He has served with marked
results as pastor of Wachaprea que, on tho
Eastern Shore. and Epworth Church. this
city. i
The Rev. George Wesley Jones. the new
pastor Of Clay Street Church h. was born May
2. 1871, In Petersburg. He was educated at
Psndolph- Macon Academy and Prnceton,I
University. He has held the following;
charges: Woodvill circuit. Dnmbnrton Sta-
t.cn. Cape Charles City and Trinity Church
in Norfolk.
laurel Street Church will probably well.
como next Sunday the Rev. James Fl. Moss 4
M. A.. PHI. D. He WAS born May 2S,s1S65. |
tn Greene county. He was educated at Ran.
dclph-M Macon College and the University of
Virginia. He WIS received into the confer-1|
ence In 1883. and has served successfully as
pastor to williamsburg Station Floyd Street, I
Danvillo. and West Point Station. 5Skl
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