The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-06

| vast territory which has been una
touched by our workers. Afghanistan
| has never seen or heard OF mis-.
slonarE, l can name other countries
where the Christian doctrines have
never been preached. This Is due large
| ~ to the limited number OF workers,
But We want TO enlist the services OF
the young people in our work 1t can
be done. and by the work Of the wo.
mems missionary societies In singla
! generation they can make long stride
towards giving the whole world TO thu
| Master
It Is great task. though and wa
must depend on the young people They
are the ones 10 do the work They
| have the optimism and daring TO &C.
compiish the end which will place III
races on the garth in the Christian
! Kingdom. we must reach our boya
and girls through our schools indus.
! trlal and settlement work and othcs
avenues. Another of our largest as
sets is the young Wife She can DC
! much. We must impress he. and the
! boys and girls, those splendid bodies
Z IN the schools ana colleges, with tina
( untold force they control. Wc must
aiso reach those In the churches and
! homes.
The young people want Il know
what % do. II IS ou. duty 10 teach
| them"
! Other speakers Yesterday afternoon
and last night included Miss Florence
Miller Miss Belle Bennett Miss Emory,
/ Mrs j. 7. Campbell ana Or Mary
/ IigGs Noble. who told Of the work In
| far off lands of missionaries from
America who are deyo,ing q lifetima
! work 10 the conversion Of the Chinese
! the head hunters OF Bornco. cannibals
IN the South Sea Islands. the Eskimo
CT the Arctic the lncas of the Andca
and heathens In all quarters OF tina
| globe. Each urged the women OF
Richmond TO help IN the work
! Collections were taken ~ all meet
| ings yesterday. and II Is expected thar
a large sum Will be raised In this city.
| The amount contributed WI! be ans
nounccd tonight AZ the ina. meeting
!; to be held in he Auditorium.
i Address 10 Young People.
i The 5ubilce was ushercd in yesterday
| morning at 10 O'Clock, when Mrs.
/ montgomery addressed a meeting OF
! young people at the Grace street Bap-
list Church. She asked Them TO take
an interest in the work. for 1t was,
! she said. upon their shoulders that
the real burden OF the task OF teach
/! ing the Gospel in lIeathcn countriea
| really rested
The celebration Will be opened thia
| morning at 10 o'clock with consccra.
ton services conducted by Miss Edith
! Crane The history OF the jubilee will
| be told by Miss Florence Miller Mt 1890.
! At II o'clock dcnom!natlonal repurta
! Will be made OF the women's work for
/ the past half century. Or since or-
| sanization
| workers conference will begin az
/ 1880 o'clock. Speakers al This meet
| ing viii include Mrs Lucy W Pea
body, Mrs. Rockwell Smith. Mrs j. t,
| Campbell. Miss Bennett and Mrs. CT.
! w. Oliver.
Miss sallic Deane Will lead a meet
| ing TO be held for nurses AT 1890 IN
the Broad street Methodist Church.
Besides Miss Deanc. Or. Noble and
Miss Emory will speak
y. the same hour neAt'ng fon
young women and leaders OF young
| peoples societies Will take place in
Monumental Church. Speakers will be
Miss Crane. Mrs. Montgomery end Miss
Miller.
| Luncheon Will be served at o'clock.
when Miss Miller. Dr. Noble, Mrs Pea
body and Mrs. Montgomery Will speak.
AT 3 o'clock denominatonal rallies
will take place in the First Baptis.
! Church. seventh Street Christians
Church. Broad Street Methodist
/ Church, and the Episcopalians and
| Prcsbyterians will meet in Monumental
| Church. Mrs. Peabody Mrs. Montgom-
cry and Miss Crane will speak at the
! First Baptist Church.
at 4 o'clock a meeting for the coll
ored missionary societies Will be held
| In the First BAPTIST Church.
General Meeting Tonight.
| Each denomination has arranged an
Interesting program. Secretaries. lead
! ing workers and returned m!ssionarics
/ Will be present
The closing meeting Will take place
at s O'Clock tonight in the auditorium.
at this time announcement Will ba
| made OF the amount pledged to fur-
/ Their the cause of foreign missions.
Rev. D. Clay Lilly. D. D., pastor Of tha
Grace Street Presby terrain Church. VIII
preside. The following ministers VIII
/ speak:
Rev r. 7. 8Willingham, n. D.. general
secretary Of the Baptist Foreign Miss
sionary Board: Rev. James W. Morris.
! D. D., Rev. II. .. c.. Maclachlan, D. D.,
and Rev Samuel G. Hatcher.