The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-06-22
VA. BAPTIST To
VIRGINIA BEACH
Special Rates Announced by As
soclated Railways. Members
OF Denomination From Three
States to Attend-Promi-
nent Speakers Expected.
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X L Z II Nj . y ID, VA-Special.-
Much interest centers in the fourth
annual encampment OF Virginia Bap-
tsts, which Will convene at Virginia
Beach on July 10th, continuing until
July 10th. More than 1000 members
| OF the denomination will attend
Among this number will be some of
the most distinguished men and wo-
men OF the State, with many promi-
nent visitors from other States. Ran
tlsts from North Carolina and Mary
Ianu VIII be provided for. 1t is said
thls gathering will be the largest of
us Kind ever known In the South.
IN order to accommodate the pub
/ lie the Associated Railways of Vir-
glnla and the CarOlinas and the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Railway. running
into Maryland, Will offer a 2-cent rate
for the occasion.
On Monday July 10th, the program
opens with an infoTmal reception.
! tuesday will be devoted to Sunday
/ SchooI workers, and the Virginia
Maryland Baptist Young Peoples
Union will hold separate session. The
pastors will hold their conference on
the first day-Monday. on Wednes-
day Thursday, Friday and Saturday
the various departments will hold ses-
sions: Sunday viii be the final day.
Following is the program:
The Program
Sunday SchOol-9:3O A. NJ. song
service; 10 A. NJ, Superintendent
Program, MIR. eLavell; 1890 A. NJ.
bitt
Morning worship-11 A. NJ. special
musical program; 1880 a. NJ, sermon.
/ DR.. Mullins.
Afternoon mass meeting-S~P. NJ.
song service; $3.50 p. NJ. "Denomina-
tonal Intelligence" Mr.. Cammack; 4
School Association" DIR. Sampey.
Award of certificates and diplomas
Baptist Young Peoples Union
p NJ, demonstration service. Mr..
Leavel (members of various unions
partcipating).
Evening wOrship-S p. NJ. special
musical program; $3.50 p. M. sermon.
DR.. Willingham.
Closing exercises Of the encamp-
ment.
The following speakers and lecturers
Will take prominent parts in the pro-
gram:
Rev. E. Y. Mullins, d. D.. president
southern Theological Seminary. Louis
Rev. John r. sampey. d. D.. pro-
fessor Of old Testament Interpreta-
! ton, Southern Baptist Theological
Seminary, Louisville. Ky.
Rev. +. G. Dargan. l.. D., president
Southern Baptist Convention, Macon,
Rev. Edwin NJ. Poteat. d. D.. pres
ident Furman University. Greenville,
S. c.
Rev. o. p. Clifford, d. d.. pastor
First Baptist Church, Brookline, Mass.
Rev. .. c. $. Wallace, d. D., pastor
First Baptist Church. Baltimore. Nd
Rev. Russell II. Conwell, ID. D., pas
tor Temple Baptist Church. Philadel-
| phia, Pa.
Rev. r. J. WiHingham, d. D.. cor
responding secretary. foreign mission
board, Richmond, Va.
Rev. b. d. Gray. NJ. D., correspond
ing secretary, Home Mission Board,
| Atlanta, Ga.
The Rev. T. B. Ray, d. D.. educa-
tional secretary, Foreign Mission
| Board. Richmond. Va.
The Rev. II. w. Battle, d. D., pas
tor High Street Baptist Church. Char
| lOttesVille, Va.
Professor L. p. Leaveu. field sec
rotary. sunday school Board. South
ern Baptist Convention. oxford, Miss.
Miss Adeline Zachcrt elementary
expert. Louisville. Ky.
Miss Margaret \. Frost. eIemen-
I tarN expert, Sunday school Board.
southern Baptist Convention, oxford,
Miss
The Rev. Frank Macdonald. presi-
dent Maryland Baptist Young Peo-
pies Union, Baltimore. Md.
The Rev. G. /. Corbitt. superinten-
dent Baptist Orphanage, Salem, Va.
J. w. Cammack, associate editor
Religious Herald. Richmond. Va
The Rev. George Green, president
Virginia Young Peoples Union, Cliff
Frank T. Crump. superintendent
Second Baptist sunday School, Rich
mond Va.
Mrs. Howard L. Jenkins. superin-
tendent home department. First Bap-
list sunday school, Richmond. Va
The Rev. Joseph T. Watts Sunday
School secretary, State Mission Board
Richmond. Va.