The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
Conference Receives Report
Urging Necessity for One
at Charlottesville
FIGURES OF COLLEGES 4
MAKE FINE SHOWING
All of Them Show Gratifying
GroWth-Minlsters Submit !
Reports on Their Fields
of Labor-Many Are
Passed

Recommendation that anoth1sS
church at Charlottesville will be bu1lesss
to better accommodate the needs O&ss
the univeralty town WAS contained
the report OF the board of eduCattNS a
submitted before the Virginia Annta4
Conference in Centenary church TussS
day morning. The report wAs pK
sented by Rev. James Cannon 49,
EN- bodied other important Items 4
| interest. Rev. DR.. q. &. Kelly, ~
Charlottesville. spoke In favor ~
new church project.
The better part OF the morning H.
sion was given to reports from ~ 3us
ministers AZ to their reapoGNl
charges. Despite newspaper repuo
Rev. Or. Lear said he had ~
successful year 1t Berkeley Aoan9
Advance Sunday School We
Rev. Stonewali J. Brown, pfa4M1
, elder OF the Portsmouth, district &Ul
Quoted the opening services a. g.
ference and in his prayer asked
all might 60 home with the rop0lS
to Ia Dor to the best OF their an1l
the coming year In the work q e
gospel. sd n
Following the reading OF the Ml
utea. Rev. George w, Wray pFoqoq4G&
the report Of the Sunday School 6Am
containing the following resolue
which were adopted. 4 zsSzssaa3
Organization Of Sunday ndn49 :
into missionary societisA :. outaa
by the Sunday School Board And tMS
| Board OF Missions. sas Ss
Holding Sunday school inneteM i
/ In ell districts, and sugEest ~. 11x
/ N. Hamill, ID. D.. a. leader. s
Request that Sunday schools My q
their literature Of Rev. ], 3. E1a1Mo
| conferences eoiporter,
BOARD be authorized, - cosk1
/ ton With the Beard Of 11o
| determine upon some missScnAxy r.
| cial for the Sunday srhooln q - Il
gintA Conference and 70 make n
able proviEion for ratkng the N1oe j 4
Ministers Pass
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