The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-18
BAPTIST REPORTS
SHOW PROGRESS
General Association of Vir-
ginia in rNofolk Busy
Gathering
ELLYSON TALKS ON
YOUNG MINISTER'S
No Lack of Money, but of
Men for the Work-State
Leads South in Edu-
cational Affairs
BY REV, r. II. PITT, ID. d

OF which the following is an abstract:
Receipts for the year:
State Missions ...........S 40.3sS.07
Sunday-Schooi and Ctlpor-
tage work ............. 4,421.21
Education Board ........ 4,0sl.s2
Foreign Missions :. ...... 66.Se0.s3
Home Missions $...-...... 37.S75.5s
Ministers Relief Fund 80. 5.1221s
Orphanage So,6l5.I5
Education Commission 49,. 624.6s
Following the reading. On motion OF
Mr., r. II. Elicit, the association joined
In q prayer OF special thauksg wing.
led by Mr.. r. 8. Barbour. Of South
Boston. Captain B. A, Jacob then
read the report Of tho committee on
cooperation.
Report ON Cooperation.
The report congratuiates the Gem
eral Association upon the steady
growth which has been shown in every
department of its great work. 1t
directs attention to the fact that the
receips OF the treasury show an in
crease over the preceding year Of
$ll,ss0.l6. All the boards. except
three, share in this Increase. Sunday
school and ColportAge suffered loss
OF $22.o7: the education board. $46.o3.
and the orphanaga. tl.0l2.e3. There
il q steady gain also ~ aha number Of
- ..sx !. s, ra
49, s.E s.ht- 49, ~.
49,, -saur,.X :. savenfv-
n.
n'no. a.. ,,.
v' vi 800 -. .aEo on
.IoLs oAs sr. go "a .,a ,,as.
.u - 80, .,.ii Ths
me 60 ana 80. *. -ir,. ., me
s.n a. 80 vs. ~, Al. -, ,oca, or
s.s, -, h,, rashs- - q camera,
- 80. - an .hs nao.
Inc' eAso va e''e
forrespondence Work.
s.ip .,-C. -.,,,r
Inc co.nlo ulsaen 49,, -
oence ana throusn p0soA1 sie..s A. -
tne oist.ic. As.ooS@ y.
the work entrusted 20 nem- we als
grained 10 note incIea.ou Ios. w
the part OF the executive committees
OF the District ASSOCIATIONS IN tne ~ors
OF securing more compact ne!os AM
OF enducing the chufcnee 20 incre.st
pastors saiaries, as Wen = eneaI 3n.s
to the general objects Iostered oy tne
General Association. Tho expenses Q,
the committee for the year amounted
.
left over from last year, they drew
only $4,000 from the General Asso
, citation for this years work. The com
mittee expresses the hope that dur
ing the current year the contribution.
OF the churches may 60 beyond $780,
| 900.
The report closes with Q tribute L
Brother r. A. JuNis, who for ssvera
vaars and until his death In Januar.
81 thisa year. had been 4 xealous ant
u.eful member OF this COMMITTEES.
A.. ,h,s roin, Dr Melton made men.
.,nn ~ srtnries s,,statned hy Rev. J
To- Tayior Of Henry county. who
no. .tr,,cL ,ata lsst nirht nv a street
90 ana ia now in at Vincent.s Hos.
| nita1. His injuries though severe arr
p re~arded As sarious A spontan.
60. ofrartnr Urn. rnadA toward de.
frsv,n~ Mis- sxpensea.
Rs~ort Of Education Beard.
| rnr, ~ the adncational hoard.
| The work Of this board Il to aie
| vounr men approved by thar churches
y : s. IN .a,nI ,arv M '1vfff hAtyar nre
/ 49,. thar, fo,. their work. The vount
| r,.r nndar the care az the hoard dur
;r~ the Ia at year were diliwent In theil
.,oasss and worthy Of the Aid give,
| thcnc hv thu denomination. There ar,
| sfty- nino az these students: eight O
| ~hc,r Pursued heir studies nj IN,
Somthern TheoIorica1 aeminarv. AM
f3ftv-two at Richmond College. o
+! that humber. forty-ono were enrolled
students. and ninssesn wsrs new. Thi'
rnmhnr Of voung men askinr for ala
ana An ths amount az no oontribu
.tn~. rAraivsd from tha ch,,rchea
IL. rava now under orr rara on1,