The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-23
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intended bride, or from some other
physician certified to by the brides
physician, a certificate of freedom from
n communicable disease of immoral
origin
The first of the two resolutions which
were adopted by the Council Endorsed
the purpose of the social service com
mission TO cooperate with other agen-
! cies in advocating the passage by the
next Legislature OF bill embodying
the provisions OF the Byrd child labor
bill. defeated at the last session. or
some other bill embodying provisions
which in its judgment will equally we'll
protect the childhood of Virginia In
dividual members OF the Council are
urged to rouse, and to express to their
legislative representatives public SEN
timent in their respective communities
in favor of such a bill.
The second resolution urges upon the
ministers OF the diocese, particularly
those in country parishes. that h. word
ana by leadership they teach their
people that their Christianity should
prove itself by alert and earnest readi-
ness to strengthen every cooperative
movement which makes for better
health, for better education. for happy
and clean recreation, and for progress
along any other practical way which
leads to the communitys larger good
Second Days Session.
The second day OF the council open
ed with a devotional service at 1870
clock this morning, conducted by the
Rev Everard Meade. d d. AT $40
O'Clock the morning business session
opened. with Bishop Gibson presiding
Report was made that on the fourth
ballot taken late yesterday afternoon.
the result of which was unannounced
DR.. Angus Crawford. OF the Theological
Seminary near Alexandria, was elected
as the fourth deputy to the general
u htpi
next November.
The report OF the finance committee
was read by i. H. Mayo, of Richmond,
and while IL showed smaller receiDts
than on the preceding year. was salts
factory when the greatly increased Ax
penses are considered
me invitation extended by DR. w. +
Morton. inviting the council to hold
lis next session in historic Christ
church, of Alexandria, was unani
mously accepted.
The report OF the standing committee
was read by the Rev. r.. r. Phillips ~
alexandria, and accepted by the coun
Gil.
The regular morning service at II
O'Clock included n sermon by the Rev.
isaac 1. Lansing. and at / o'clock the
council adjourned to go 20 the IJniver
sity of Virginia for luncheon as cuests
OF 81 PauIs Guild. This luncheon was
given IN Madison Hall. under the direc-
ton OF the Rev. Beverly d. Tucker r,
rector OF ST. Paurs Memorial Church
"A foreign missionary service was held
at o'clock tonight in Christ Church
with Bishop Gibson presiding. The
principal address was by the Rev. r. H.
sinclair. missionary, of Taichow. CHM
roosevelt Page, of Hanover, was
elected. as the fourth lay deputy to
.the general conventicr, The alternates
are as follows: Clerical, Revs. ]. w.
Morris, j. j. Gravatt; w. r. Bowie and
w. j. Morton; lay, ]. Stewart Bryan.
or richmond: Henry l.. Lyman. OF
Judge A|W. wallace,
OF fredericksburg, and Judge T. r.
Is Wright, OF Tappahannock
Rev n. l.. Scott, OF Richmond. was
elected chancellor Of the diocese. and
Rev. E. l.. Goodwin, OF Ashland, his
,ographer and registrar,
Trip for Bishop Gibson.
Council voted Bishop Gibson $500 to