The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-19
REPORTS FOR YEAR
MIKES FINE EXHIBIT
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DAY mornings session WAS the pre-
sn4fBtafiOn - Dr. Hugh G. Smith. on
behaIf az friends, on the occasion OF the
E0mpiett0n ct his twentieth year of
service ~ secretary of the body. Of
handsone and costly loving cup suit
Snbjy Inscribed. The.fund provided en-
AbiAd the donators tn send to Mrs
Hmith also a dozen solid silver spoons
and piece Of gold. DIR. Mcdaniel
made the speech of presentation. dwell
1ng upon the fidelity. accuracy and
ability with which the beloved saere-
fAry had discharged his duties DR.
Smith made touching and graceful ac-
knowiedgnsent
The orphanage report was read by
Dr. w. E. Hatcher II gives IA glow
Ing account III a most prosperous year
There are now 80 children in the in
stitution. During the year there was
for time some serious sickness, but
that has passed and health and tlappi-
ness reign.
An infirInary has been built and
/ equipped our Of money contributed 10
] this purpose by the late H. w. Straley.
of Princeton. W. Va. The building cost
over 10000.
DR.. w. Y. Savage followed the re-
port with an eloquent and moving adj
] dress.
WIZ REV. ;. r.. KICKS made the PRINCIPAL
address GA UNCONVENTIONAL literature.
Warmly commenting the Religious
AArAld; and II. II. Pitt. the editor fol-
lowed with brief speech Ia tina, in
4nrest.
Rav. II. r. MnsseIman spoke In the
Interest OF the American Baptist Pub
NcA1lon Society.
saturday afternoon IL set apart for
visit 70 the orphanage "A; Salem.
~ +. ~. there will be several ban
Nuste The alumni OF the Louiaville
seminary meet for their annual din
NJ at 3. and at the same hour the
sunni OF the Grocer seminary meet
1cr their annual dinner
A. the same hour the mnderators
/ MAo clerks OF the twenty nine district
! n1ancaAtions In The State are to be en-
tettAlneu 1T dinner by Mr. n. A. Gary.
nao0erAtor Of the Dover Association.
To- morrow nearly all the Protestant
aaptfs N Roanoke and vicinity will be
I nIJsd BY visiting ministers.
- annual convention began in the
" Baptist church here Friday
Organization WAS effected and
a. prehminary service held. This
9esM1ng the association got down 10
ag1n~ss. The quiet hour" ten min.
81 prayer. singing, a reading of
psure, was led by DR.. w. w. Ham,
h -. of Lynchburg. The first bust
- demanding attention was the re-
s0tt Of r. A. Jacob. treasurer, who
loved that the total amount OF gifts
q II the year was &1T7.AsO.07. the In
ease being distributed among the
- usiesions. 6unday-school work,
&odgn missions and orphanagc.
Imcg0asc In Students.
Ess - report OF the educational board
eo1 ~ Hon. ]. Taylor Eilyson, show
4Aa4 the board now has under its
EAeo afty-ntne ministerial students as
n1met nfty-two at this tinHe last
D1ghf Ut these are at the South
M HApttN Theological Seminary and
4 8kseo@ NJ Richmond College. The
octions Of the board during the
4 Amounted 70 &4.I27.s6, expenses,
4 $3.50. deficiency taken care of by
"a preceding year. The re-
e4nphasixes the need of more
+ MnA concludes with expression of
s 1faD1e for cordial support given
M&9k IN the churches. This after
~ delegatss win 20 to Salem to
oEk ~ Baptist orphanage.
NJ n. II. p.