The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-09

NJ. and r. NJ Morning subject,
The Rights OF the Pulpit; evening.
THE Making Of Character Bible
school $3.50 4. N. Christian En-
daa1orI la T.. M.-You are invited.
Westminster Presbyterian, Grove
avenue and Elm street. Rev. J. T.
Fair. D. D., pastor. Services. II a.
A. VI. Westminster. No. fScotts
Addition, Sunday-school. r. NJ.
Allen Avenue Christian church
The pastor. Rev. Henry Pearce At
kins. will preach tomorrow morning
and evening at Allen Avenue Chris
tian church. Subjects: Morning.
The Rights Of the Pulpit: evening.
the second series on Where Are the
Great Convictions?
Seventh Street Christian church
Preaching both morning and evening
By the pastor, Rev. II. ID. {. Maciach-
Ian. Subject at II A. NJ, The King
dom Without End; at p. NJ: The
Prodigal Son-Leavtng Home. Sum
! day school at $3.50 a. ~.
Services will be held In First
Church of Christ. Scientist, Sunday
morning at II o'clock. Subject Of
sermon will be Man
The Christian and Missionary AL
| liance-Sunday. March 10. 1912
Services at the hall, 43a West Main
street. Sunday school 2:ts p. NJ.
| Preaching by superintendent 3:30 p.
| NJ. Bible study in Revelation" 3
| p. N. led by Mr.. William MacBaili.
| The advancement of Christian life
| and service is sought IN these serv-
| ices. Christians are specially invited
! to the afternoon ssrvice.
| First Unitarian church, Floyd ave-
| nue. and Harrison street-Rev. Alex
| ander r, Bowser. minister. Subject
| for Sunday. March 10. This Afe a
| Training School tor the soul" serv-
| ices at IL o'clock. All ecats free.
Big Meeting for hoJs.
Every Sunday afternoon at $3.50,
| in the boys department of the Young
| Mems Christian Association. Grace
and Seventh streets. a special se.
d, ries Of meetings are being arranged
| for March. This Sunday the meeting
! will be addressed By NJ. Davenport
Curtis, scoutmaster Of Troop ;. Gin
ter Park BOY Scouts. and mentor Ut
Phi Omicroa Chapter Of the q. and
/, D. Club Of the boys department. His
subject will be II lsybodies." Illus
trared songs; stereopttcon views. Tho
doors open promptly ut o'clock.
and the meeting begins at s.so. All
boys In the city between the ages Of
10 and Is are invited
Last Sundays was the largest men >
meeting that has been held in the
new association building auditorium.
! The average record for the past eight
weeks has not been equaled In years.
DIR. Stanley L. krehs. OF Philadei-
| p,1fa, witt be the speaker, his thefae,
Three Gods or One?' In writing
concerning his address the chairman
! OF the religious work COMMITTEES at
Keokuk. Ia. says: your address here
| on Three Gods or One?' has caused
! nson.s eamsasata and hrOsaaht p,at na0re
favorable expression among cur mel,
| than anything We have heard IN our
/ meetings for n long time" Willie
/! another adds: '.Dr. Krebs entered the
| realm OF science. and by the aid OF
that proved his arguments In clear.
simple but convincing terms. Every
| man received a new inspiration and
q broader view"
'nouncing The hluAs."
III DE- krehs xtil GnteTtAtn the mem
! hers at The association and their lady
| friends Monday night In his inimita-
| BILE entertainment. Bouncing the
Blues." q combination OF musical
mimicry and mental merrimeN. II
will not be q Blue Monday night.
| Tickets can be secured at the asso-
citation building.
! Al the RAILROAD y. NJ G. A.
| Al the boys meeting Sunday after
! noon, March IL. at :.l5. Mr.. Il. =.
! Baker estate boys secretary Will ad-
dress the boys on the subject WIN
ncrs.'
Al the mems meeting at $3.50 r.
| M. Rev, ID. T. Merritt will give STIR
ring addrcss to the men on "A Clear
| Conscience."
4 Both addresses win be preceded by
motion pictures and illustrated sonEs.
/ and all boys from 10 to II years OF
are are cordially invited TO hear MT.
Baker, and all railroad men are e.
| pecIally given cordial invitation 20
hear Rev. Mr. Merritt
| Henrteaac.
1 eunday-Except your righteoue-
I $50 - ~as,eH - ,sxltaona ~