The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05
Services in the Churches
Unless othery1se noted in this column
the usual soryIces viii be held ut tho
Customnr~ hours by the regular pastors

Preparations have been made for elaborate
recognition services this afternoon M $50
o'clock in honor OF Rev. Louis Bacon War
rcn. y. D., who VIII assume charge as pas
tor OF the Second Baptist Church with his
sermon this morning al II O'Clock Rev r.
j. Wliingham. D. D., secretary OF the Bap.
tist Board OF Foreign Missions. Will preside
while several well known ministers w.ii
participate in the ceremonies, On behalf o.
he Bnptists OF Richmond Rev. George w
McDaniei. u D. pastor OF the FRS, church,
will welcome the pastor. while Rev
eveo,n = , Mac'aeh,a p n 3as,o Of ts
for other denominations Prayer will l,o OF.
fered by Rev. F. 7. MeFaden. d. D.. while
win. y. D. Rev. D. M RAMSAY. D. D. D., N' Rev.
Charles II. Ryand, d. D.. and Rev. Jane,
exercises. welcome In behalf OF the Bap-
lists OF Virginia Will be extended Or War
r ,s by Rov Il: II, Pitt p. p 4 feature Of:
gram.
Rev. Alexander T. Rowser viii be installed
as minister OF the First Unitarian Church
Tuesday night at O'Clock. The charge TO
the minister and congregation a, this limo
OF Boston. president OF the American Uni
tartan Association Services Will be opened
s sgr Rsy Rohers w Sava o, Of Liz bland
Rev. Alfred Fodman fIussey. OF Baltimore
Mr.. Bowscr is native of the province OF
Scotch descent. He was graduated In 1917
rs bachelor of arts from Harvard Col
wac conferred upon him a. the divinity
school in 1850. He has held former pastora tea
At bingham. Mass. Toronto, Can: Whining
ton, Dell and Atlanta, Ga
Rev. r. y. Egglcston having been released
from tho Presbytery OF Louisville. Ky. Will
assume formal charge OF tho pastorate Of
tho Third Presbyterian Church to-day. Mr.
Essieston was formerly IN charge OF this
to the stuart Robinson Memorial Church,
louisville, last september He returned to
Virginia on account OF his health.
In the absence of the pastor, Rev. James
Buchanan will preach at the II clock SER
vice this morning at Calvary Baptist Church.
Recently elected elders and deacons OF tho
Grace Street Presbyterian Church will he
installed immediately following the II A NJ
service to-day
Rev. Andrew G. Grinnan. pastor OF ST.
paurs Church 1ymarkst Va will preach
Episcopal Church. Iicnrico county
Railroad 4 y. NJ, G; A..Rev. ?; Clay Lilly.
terrain Church. will give tho fourth OF n So.
ries of lectures this afternoon at 1870 o'clock
$50 r N. : 800 80 - - ''es''"s =
The International Bible Students A.so-
fifth Streets this afternoon at O'Clock. Dr..
NJ l.. Staples will preach.
Gospel Hail. 6g7 North Thirty-third street.
j.. Il. Kendrick, OF ST Louis. Mo-, will preach
tonight At o'clock on "a Remarkable Con-
version.
Charles G. Myers, OF the Union Theological
Seminary, Gntcr Park. will speak at s
o'clock tonight in he old Putnam Thea
ire GOSPEL Mission 1911 East franklin stroot.
Free hot breakfast Will DO aerved mt $40
o'clock.
/ S. *. Mckee. general secretary OF the
Y. NJ. G.. A.. will speak at the First English
Lutheran Church this morning. and Rev. w.
W. Grover, Of Parsons. W. Va. will preach
there Tonight.
South Boston Tobacco Market
lSpecial to The Times Dispatch.l
South Boston. Va, February i.-Over 9oo, 900
pounds OF leaf tobacco were sold on this
market Tueoday and "wednesday. The farm