The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-07
IOUNe PEOPLE TO
HAVE INSTITUTE
.rA1r urrfewNx AND FIELD
AGENTS or n. Var. e, HERE
ALL WEEK.
SESSIONS OPEN SUNDAY
pnA crrcAL DENOMINATION OF
METHODS or TRAINING TO NE
xrAp EACH EvEyISG--sECoNp
BAPTIST CRrRCH PLACE.

TIE second annual institute Of the
Baptist Young Peoples Union OF
Richmond will be convened in the
Second Baptist church Sunday after
aoon fer a six-5ay sessaon. There
are sixteen unions in Richmond with
an aggregate membership of a. thou
sand. and Il Is expected that the an
auai sessions 81 the union will be- at
tended by large numbers.
The union Sc the agency fostered
81 the Baptists for the training OF
young people in the duties of Chris
Tan church membership. In the In
-stitute. classes in morals, doctrines
ard cooperative work will be con-
4ueted The meetings are open TO
he general public and invitation to
he present has been extended the
workers Of similar orsanizations from
athcr denominations.
Special lecturers have been. engaged
TOR thc work. among them being Ar
thur Hake. the r. y. r. l.. specialist
If the Sunday school board at Nash
vile, Tenn. ard state Presi dent w.
7 CiarK Of Parks,ey. Va State Sec
rotary J. II. Watts win also lecture
each dav. A large number of young
people trained III local unions will
give practical demonstrations each
evening. while other leaders Will
make platform addresses on the gem
era isglh{ect ~ Christian Service"
Lunch VIII be served at O'Clock
each evening free to those who at
tend the classes and conferences. The
week day sessions will open at 4:45
In the afternoon. and continue until
2 o'clock, with an intermission of one
hour, beginning at 6 O'Clock.
Tho officers OF the association are:
President. Melville w. Brown: vice
presidents A. Harrison Saunders and
". feter Harris; corresponding secre-
tray, Frank y. Childrey; recording
secretary, J. Ernest Wrenn- The
motto Of the II. Y. +. T.. in Virginia
is 'Splz2ewinktum.' which means the
overmasterIne will to succeed.
Daily Schedule.
At 3 o'clock daily three classes Will
meet simultaneously, one under Mr.
Flake for the study of the y. Y. r. L
manual, another under President
Clark for the study of What Bap'
lists Believe" tWallacel. and still an
other under Secretary Watts on How
Baptisfs Work Together {Burrowso.
AT ( o CLOCK daily @F, y lake VII
conduct n conference an the work o
the Il. y p. H. In which the prob
Ierus or the unions will be freely dis
cussed Worke rs are asked to forrnu
late their problems and difliculue
and participate in the conference
At TAO daily the general theme
Service" viii be developed by youn,
men. themselves the direct pruduct
Of the Baptist Young Peoples union.
AT S O'Clock daily, except Friday
there win he a demonstration. intend
ed TO set forth in "A living way tn
work of the r.. y. +. L. in Ats ever.
department. These demonstration
will be presented by local unions II
accordance with their own ideas o
I. how the work should be done.
b y T. unions in Richmond an
their presidents are: Barton Heights
r. r. Gayle; Broadus Mem ordal. Franl
u. Childrey; Calvary, Vaughan Gary
College View, George l.. Powers; Fair
mount, Mrs, + u. Hill. First, Archi
r Amos; Fulton Seniors, J. Vernon
Rice. Fulton Juniors. Raymond Rich
ards, Grace Street, +. w. Miller
Grove Avenue, Stanley A. Harding
Emmanuel Miss Gaines; Leigh Street
Miss Eva Murdoch; Randolph street
YIacar1t. Tabernacle. Z. NJ. Durrett
Nenahie Street, Il. r. Stutz; WOODLAND
II frff-r1tz7',- warrant.