The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-25
Sunday Services in City Churches
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be Five Thousand Men,
return to-day from meeting In Fred q
Iericksburg. and will nll his pulpit at
both seryices Tomorrow.
Or. ". c. James will occupy hi.
pulpit Sunday morning at Grove Ave.
nue. Baptist Church. Text OF the morn.
ing discourse will be Every One Unto
Fills Work. At the evening service
the Grove Avenue congregation will
worship with the congregation Of the
Divine service will be held at Fair
mount Church OF the Disciples OF Christ
sunday morning and evening. conduct
ed by the Rsv. Hugh W.. sublett.
Strangers very cordially welcomed.
The annual welcome service. for it's
new members will be held at Randolph
Street Baptist Church Sunday morning
at y o'clock. at night the. pastor, the
Rev. W. r. Robertson, VIII preach the
fourth sermon of the series on THE
Seven Sinners OF the Bible
AT the First Presbyterian ChurcI, tbs
pastor, Dr.. F. =: Nc aden, will preaci,
both the morning and evening SER
mons at II A, NJ. and s P. ~.
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Services will be held In the First
Unitarian Church, corner of Floyd Ave
nue. and Harrison Street. Sunday morn
Ing at II o'clock. lad by Professor
IL G. Metcalt, OF Richmond College.
Sunday school at i 0 o'clock.
t5lFlst a. o s5s7si
In the Seventh Dny Adventist Church,
North Thirty third Street. near Clay.
I the pastor, the Rev. Fl. j. Farman.
will preach at 5 p. NJ. Subject: .Ths
New Jerusalem and It's Inhabltants..,.
Praise service at $3.50.
Regular services Of First Church OF
Christ. Scientist. will be held to-rnor-
Avenue and Meadow, Street. Subject
OF. sermon. ...Tr,,th .'' q.
The debate at the Main Street Station
y. Al.@ 6. a. tomorrow afternoon prorn-
isea to be very Interesting. 1t will be
led by two young railroad men, Mr.. e.
=; Reynolds OF the Chesapeake ana
Ohio general office. affirmative; and Mr..
\. B. Clark. Of the Atlantic Coast
Line Railway, on negat tive. 4 he ques-S
tion is:A rs the tradition that Caleb
/ was prohnb by. o man OF small ability
true q Following the leaders any ono
can Join in the general discussion
the Marshall Street Christian Church
TAT II A. NJ. on the subject of State
Missions. At Isl p. N. there will be
tho Regular sermon.
All men. especially young men. spends
! Ing Sunday In tho city. areainvited to-
attend Or, Pells Bible study for youn s.,
men, given under tho auspices OF the.
/ Park Place Bible Club, ut Park Place
Methodist Church. corner OF Pine; an 81 81
franklin Streets, every Sunday morning
at o O'clock. "
At tho Grace Street Baptist Church
| the pulpit Will be occupied by tho pas
| tor, the Rev. David NJ Ramsay, ID. n,
at both services. The morning subject.
4 will be "The Proclamation OF Peace
land the evening subject. "Fal thfulnessf
lin Small Things. 81
The Roy. III. Haley w i'll preach. at.
| the seventh Street Christian Church In
themorning on Reverence and In the
evening on Prayer and Provld enee.'s
The Rev. Carter Helm, Jones, d. Dr.
OF Lynchbuss. and the Rev. NJ. a by
Jones, Of Columbus, Ga, who have been
visiting theA, father. the Rev. Dr. J J.
William Jones left the City last night
for Lynchburg,s
Chicng0 Gratu Market.
CHICAGO. II4L,. January a4.-AddI- =
\ tional reports OF damage by 'ErssnS
bugs ! to- the fall sown crop In the
Il Southwest and the advance In CORN
4 Impaired strength to the local wheat
market to-day. the May delivery clos 81
Ing al d gain on l-S. Corn was nEsS
-SMl- 2. II Oats We're 3-4 higher, ait.a
provisions LET Is higher, l
AR, George II sfsnbertsonis quite II, sli
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