The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-16
WORK OF BAPT.|JTS
comes TO AN END / VI J.
General Association Of Virginia
Closes One Of Its Best Ses-
sions in Danvillc.
FINAL SERVICE MEMORABLE
ES-G Governor Montague, Professor
Mitchell and DR.. Gray
Speak. ,jt
/ speclal From ! STAN corresponaent.l !

A/SAANN lASASlI, v AZ, .sSOSeihOSl . NV
last days session Of the Baptist Gem
eral Association OF Virginia was quite
as interesting as any OF the previous
days "a.
It is, true that number OF delegates
both clerical and lay, lett by the morn.
Ing trains for their homes. and the
attendance was not as large ut the
morning and afternoon sessions ns
heretofore. but at the night session the
church was quite as full as at any
previous meeting, the visitors mostly
local, taking the seats OF the absent
delegates and messengers.
The opening devotional exercises of
tho morning were conducted by the
lis one OF the vice.presidents of the
association.
lIinistcrs' Relief Fund.
Tile first business OF the morning was
the consideration OF the report OF the
trustees of the ministers relief fund.
The report was presented by Mr.. n. II.
Elicit OF Richmond, which says:
THE receipts from the churches
amount to $5,077S4, or $500 less than
last year. Our income from nll sources
amounts to $6.4ss.so or $S2.o4 less
than last year Our banefactions
amount to s6,a62bo. or 3222.5o more
bencf1cinries exceed our receipts from
the churches by $274.66. We have as
sisted seventy.flvc persons during the
last year. and have added four new
benehciaries to our list"
Mr.. Elicit spoke on the report, which
was adopted.
The Boards Named.
The committee on boards nominated
the following. who were duly elected:
State Mission Board. Richmond: OFF,
cers-J. B. Hutson. president; r. =.
Gaines. first vice. presidents. w. u.
Duke, SECOND vice-presidsnt: VIM. FL
Tyson. corresponding secretary; G. Har-
ycy Clarke. recording secretary.
Other Members-T. II. Elicit, r. Lee
Powers. s 3. Woodfln. Ryland Knight,
J. II Binford, w. E. ROBERTSON. George
G. Jefferson. E. D. Starke.. N. W: Bowe.
terson, J. e. Davidson. David Hepburn.
". 3. West. c. T.. Stuart. Geo. w. Nc
Wood. p. L Grace. Nonresident mem
B. camp soatssdc VI Vire ihsor e.
Aylor, H. T. Williams: Piedmont, r.. A.
Williams. S. w. Cole; Valley. Julian
Broaddus. Joseph Turner: Southwest. J.
7. Hdnndsirson. ?. E Johnston 1rsa.d on
cers-D. NJ. Ramsey. president: W. C.
James. president; j. T. Ellyson.
corresponding secretary: w. e. Robert.
so Are ssco ara sseretary; .,.n,
Pitt. A j. Chewing. ]. 3. Hutson. FL
". Boatwr!ght, S. B. Woodfn, w. E.
Hatcher. J. B. Cook. G. w. Mcdaniel.
w. P. Mathews Non-resident ,nem-
be.s-George 2. West. p. a. Anthony.
fr.,y sos' = . 0ea''' = ~ W."
Sunday School and Bible Board, Pc
tersbuvg: oficers-W. G. TAYLOR. pres
ident \. r. Love. first vice.president:l
N. Pitcher. corresponding secretary; ].
E. Whltehorre. recording necretary.
Other MISUNDERSTANDING Moncure,
W. W. Warren, c. W: Ellington. E. a.
Holt Non -resi6Snt anenbt rs-Tidn.
water. J. ". Hundley: southside. Hugh
g. Smith; Piedmont. F. r. Boston; Val.
c.. West Trainham.
= Foreign Mission Board, NORFOLK
Garrett. first vice.president; e. ]: 2
E. Dudley recording secretary.
Other Men1bers--W. A. Edwards, L.
P. Roberts. A. J. Fr!stoa: ". y. Savage.
". J. Kcndrlck. John T. Griffin, Ernest
Home Mission Board. Lynchhurg--
Officers: Carter H. Jones, president:
Sans. second vice.president; ]. T. Din-
guild. recording secretary: James H.
Guthrie. corresponding secretary.
W. o' & Miles g. Feee ceere. s.
Long, 8. 3. Barker. 6. Il Almond, p.
a. William. ": H Wranek.
oaeer se +. II. Ellett. president a 9. 2.
Wingo. first cA.president: a. w. Pat
terson.. second vice president: A. J.
GhewninE, recording secretary; +. ".
auditor. : : $500 go go
Other Man,bers-Richard W. Jones.
r a. Just!s,. Alonzo L. Phillips, John
4: Wright. John F.. Ragland. J. r.
Trustees Of the orph omcers:
Woodfln, Vice. i ". r. Whites s.
ssssstary csas q gsss
Trustees-R B. Garrett Carter N.
Williams. John r. Basby. l. B. Lake.
IGGa Ssafa hlyso aar SS6sn III an
f t Martin. E Few W ciaybrook. W. y,
Moffett. j. B. Turpin. ]. ?. Saul. T.. Fl.
Elicit, r. r. L. Aylor. Julian Broaddus,
n NJ SMio oars + sE Fiaxsan fyl%Sf
Turner. D. w. white. T. II. Athey. y.
NJ. Luck, NJ. r. San ford. e. p. Starke
J, J. Williams. w. II. Lawson, William
z. Hatcher. T. !. Preston. W. r. Whites
carver. p. D. Camp. A. B. Woodtin. G.
A.; Williams S. II, THOMPSON, L. P.
Little. j. T, Daniel, w. j. Shipman.
Committee on Co-operation--B. A.
Jacob, chairman: G. r. Stuart, Walter
Ssydnor: w. L. Ball. g. H. Ryland. r.
A. Justis.
Board of Trustees OF Woman's col-
leSe, hlcers: James D.
crump. president; p. Q. Davis. secre-
tarY and treasurer. aSs55i.s.5
r, Pollard W. j. Westwood, j, Cars
land Pollard, ]. b. Hutson, w. S.
Forbes, Henrv L, schinelz, Thomas T.
Jeffress. +. w. Boatwright r. J. Will
linEham, H. theodore Ellyson. s, u.
Wooden, John c. Williams, Charles ",
Tanner. J. w, MITCHELL, Samuel G.
Mitchell. ". r, L. Smith, We. Iatch-
err. J. B. hawthorne, Ryland knight,
w. c. Taylor, w. V. Savage.
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