The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-06
.BAPT|STS To CAMP
At VIRGINIA BEACH
MANY RICHMOND MEN ON PRO-
GRAM TO DELIVER AD-
DRESSES.
EXPECT GREAT CROWD
WILL CONTINUE
THROUGH WEEK AND
WILL BE FINE oC-
CASIoN.
EXPECT GREAT CROWD

Several prominent Richmond pas
tors are expected to attend the an
,nual encampment of Baptists, when
lis to be held at Virginia Beach July
t6-l7 AT noon on July the con-
vention will be called to order in the
auditorium there. The encampinent
promises to be the most enthusiastic
ever held in the Southern States. and
the attendance Will probably De
larger than ever before
The opening address will be deliver
ed Tuesday night at $50 O'Clock by
Rev w Quay Russelle. y. d, Pm. ID.
pastor Of the First Baptist church, of
Philadelphia DR. Russeile viii ad-
dress the convention on THE UniVer-
sity of Adversely
The cnautaEqua, which will be con-
Quoted at the convention, Will be ad-
dressed by several prominent speak
ers from throughout the country along
different lines, which are of particular
interest TO the pastors at this time.
Prominent subjects which To-Day con-
front the American people will be fully
discussed along the lines of their re
lation &c the church and its work. the
following are some of the noted speak
lers who will make addresses: Lincoln
Hully, PHI. u. Lift, d, La. D. John h.
Stetson. University. DelAnd, ia. :
Rev. #. NJ, Halves, y. d, Southern
4 ftdUti%t 4 EltAP5 4tii Sf.b4Ah4tsAt AN''t
vile, Ky, President Edwin M. Poteat
-. d. LII d, Eurman university
Csreenvilie. s. G.: DIR. Edward Judson,
T0f New York; DIR. r.. T. 7. Pierce. Of
New YORK, Rev. r. 3. Garrett. d. D.,
pastor Court Street Baptist church.
Portsmouth President F. w Boat
wright. Richmond college. Richmond,
and Rev. George W Mcpaniel' -. T.
pastor First Baptist church. Rich
mend.
strong Faculty Fer Training School
In the training school for Sunday
school workers the faculty will con
sist Of the following: Rev. Joseph t.
Watts. sunday school secretary for
Virginia, director. Richmond; Rev
Harvey Beauchamp. field secretary
/ BAPTIST sunday school board, Dallas.
Tex: Professor Il. f. Gaines. NJ A.
Lit. "a. Richmond college. Richmond;
Professor f. l.. Middleton, Sunday
school secretary for North Carolina
Raleigh. X. c.; Rev. ]. c. c. Druford,
NJ A associate Sunday school secre-
tarx for Virginia, Richmond: Rev. l.
o i4eavall and Miss a. l.. Williams
I Sessions Of the B. y. r. u. convention
will be held two hours each day of the
eneampment, and viii be addressed by
leading workers, including the follow
FngE- Rev W. w Hamilton r. n. pas
tor First Baptist church. Lynehburg
Leonard o I.eava1l Sunday school sec
Rotary for Maryland. Baltimore, and
Rev. T. NJ Halves. of Louisville. 1t IS
expected thar a large delegation from
various sections OF the state win at
tend these sessions.
The woFuan's Missionary union con-
ference will be in charge of the fol-
LOWING: Mrs Julia j. Thomas. cor
responding secretary Mrs. Maude Rey-
noIds NcLure. Woman's Missionary
Union Training school Louisville, KY;
Miss Elizabeth savage, president VIZ
ginia Weman's Missionary union.
( FRANKLIN Va; Mrs II, s Mabie, Blue
field W. Va; Miss Alice Taylor, leader
Z young peoples work. Wornan's Mis-
sIeuary unloa, Richmond Mrs, r. f.
5Gaines. Elchmond, and Mrs. y. W.
Wharton. ~ Baltimore.
Speakers Before the Pastors
Conference.
The pastors conference will ba adj
dressed hy Rev. f, c. Dorgan, II, u.
IL. H.. PASTOR First Baptist church,
Macon. Ga Rev. ". o. Craver, ID. ID.
Southern Baptist Theological semin-
ary Louisville. Or. George w, Swope,
pastor Central BAPTIST church. Nor
folk. Rev W r Flanagan of Berk-