The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-31
.0PEN-bIR SERVICES
lobe HELD T0-N|GHT.
baptist Eyangelists Will PreacI, ut
Three Places on Broad
Street.
EVERY ONE MUST BRING "A NAIL
Unique Service for Young People to
BE Held This Morning at First
Baptist ChurcIl--Program for To-
Day.

n Three open-air meetings will be held
to- might on the business streets by the
= eYangeiists and singers in charge Of
the Baptist revival campaign. The
speakers Will occupy automobiles. from
which tho services will be conducted
Another feature OF the day Will be the
& service for young people at First Rap-
fist Church this morning Mt 10 o'clock
The street services Tonight arc en-
pected to draw large crowds. They
will be held ut Sixth and Broad Streets
Second and Broad Streets, at 7:3D
( o'clock, and ut Broad Street and Brook
Avenue at S:l5 o'clock. The iirst two
will be conducted by Evangelist l.. g.
5 Wolfe, and Rev. $. W. kehdrick. and
= the last by Evangelist Ray Palmer
The famous male quartet. I. Il. Rcy-
anolds. Atlanta, first tenor: A. ". Hunt
minneapolis, second tenor; L. l.. VOL
slaBel. Ashvillc. first bass and j. T..
Scholfeld Huntington second bass.
will sing.
EVERY ONE ATTENDING SERVICE
ASKED TO BRING ONE NAH.
a feature Of the unique mail SER
vice" for young people ut First Baptist
Church this morning will be vocal
solo by Richmonds noted boy soprano,
K Forrest Cubbin. Every body attending
this meeting Is requested to. bring II
nail. wire one of any description.
Rcy.Wesron Bruner will be the speaker
ut this novel service. and IL is expected
that hundreds OF young people from all
over the city will be present.
More than dozen mass-mectings
Will be conducted by the force of work
ers5in various parts of the city to-,nor-
row afternoon. Tic women will t:ve
their choice of attending one Of four
DIaceE First. Pine street, IIroadus Sic
mortal or Stockton Street BAPTIST
Churches. while the men may choose
from six different localities. Grace
street, Tabernacle, Leigh Street. Ven
able Street. cambridge Street and Full
ton Baptist Churches. For colored poo
& pie there will be services at Fifth Sap
list Church and Fifth Street Baptist
Z Church, addressed by Evangelists w. r
Fisher and Rev. Richard Carroll. Rev.
Henry Miller will conduct special
meeting for students at Virginia Union
University.
1t was reported at the union central
gathering Of the churches Yesterday
that more than leo new members have
been received into the fellowship of
local BAPTIST Churches since the be-
ginning OF the campaign last Sun
day, and the pastors are looking for
the number to he nearly tripled before
the next union meeting OF all the par
+ ticipatfng churches is held on Monday.
Evangelist Lamb taught his laet les
son for the week to class mt First
baptist Church yesterday, having as his
T l..
!, Reese preached an eloquent sermon OH
Heaven at the 1880 o'clock period
SPECIAL MUSICAL. PROGRAM
AT UNION SERVICES
The special musical program rendered
at the union service yesterday by the
Visiting musicians was thoroughly en-
4 joyea and appreciated by the large au :
dlehce present. The male quartet sang
three selections. The Story is True
Lord, Is II II" and t"Do You Know Your
(. Name Is Written2" and W. Il. Rodgers
rendered the familiar gospel song. His
Eye Is On the Sparrow.
To-day's program OF meetings fol-
lows:
10 \. M.-'.Twentieth Century Special
for Richmond Young People" at the
First Baptist Church Rev. Weston
Isruncr ana the male quartet in charge
Bring nall.
II 80 a. M.-Service at the Virginia
. Union University
/, 1880 p. M.--Open-air meetings at the
corner OF Broad and Sixth Streets, also
+ II the corner of Broad and Second
Evnngelfsts l.. c. Wolfe and s. w. Ken
drick. speakers. Male quartet to sing
Sis p. M.--Strcct service TO be adj
dressed by Rev. Ray Palmer, OF Mis-
souri,. ut the corner of Brook Avenue
and Broad Street.