The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-02


will exchange pulpits with the Rev.
+: w Long. of the Cowardin-Avenue
congregation.
After a ministry of about three
years. the Rev. w. ". Jones has re-
signed the pastorate of the Baptist
Church at Pulaski, his resignation to
take effect November /.
The Rey-Geraid- c.,libefsen.-w who
recently resigned the passionate OF the
Third Christian Church. this city, ex-
poets to close his work with that con-
gregation, after a faithful ministry
of nine years. the last Sunday in this
month. DR. Culberson has accepted
call to the First Churstian Church
OF Bedford. Ind
Tomorrow has been designated In
public proclamation by Governor
Willis, of Ohio. as Church Attend
ance Day" for the people OF that en-
tire State. 1t has been suggested by
him that all who attend sit together
as families during the forenoon serv-
ice. This Is the first time that 4 Gov
ernor of Ohio has issued such a proc
lamation. Why wouldn't 1t be q good
thing for Virginia also?
Preparations have been about COM
pleted for the observance OF Business
Mems Sunday" In Richmond, on sun
day, October 10. Buttons will be used
and everything done to make the day
a great success. Dvery business man
in the city should get behind" the
movement and aid In every possible
way to make il a success. Mother
Day" last May witnessed a great out
pouring Of people in our churches,
and the same thing should be true OF
MEMS Day" on October 10. What
great thing for Richmond II every
man would Zine up" heartily in this
good work. Special sermons. suitable
to the occasion. will be preached by
the ministers OF the city on this day.
membership campaign which has just
come to a close at the Railroad Y. NJ.
c. A., OF this city. went far beyond
expectations The aim was Seven
Hundred in Seven Days." instead. the
total ran up to 1927 This Is a re-
markable record and great credit is
due Mr.. Mozart. who directed the cam
paign. and Secretary Thomas and all
others who rendered such faithful
service during the week. The closing
meeting on Thursday night was ad-
dressed by President George w. Stew
ems of the G. & o. r. r.. and Bishop
Collins of the Methodist Church.
At recent meeting Of THE Rich
mond Baptist Pastors Conference, the
following officers we're elected for the
ensuing year viz: President. J. r.
Johnson vice president, J. A. Barker:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, II. b. Jordon; re-
porter, ]. J, Parsons.
Rev. J. J. Parsons of the Fair
mond Baptist Pastors Conference, the
Gently closed very successful meet
ing with the Mt. Lebanon Baptist
Church. in Rappahannock County. as
sisting the minister. Rev. A. A. Me-
Fadden.
The pastor of st. James Methodist
Church, the Rev. James T. Green, has
announced special series of Sun
day evening sermons during the
month OF October. on "Winsome
follows: October 3--''Winsome Wom-
anhood, or the Woman Whose Price
Is Above Ruhies.' October To-
Faithful Womanhood. or Queeniy
Fidelity Under Adverse Circum-
stances" October 17--"Heroic Wom-
anhood. or Being a Heroine Una
wares. October .247~-7"Ideal Woman
hood, or the Woman Who Conquered
Her Tongue
A Family Day Service" will be
held tomorrow morning at the West
End Methodist Church. Each family
of the congregation has been request
ed to be present and sit together at
this service. and also to bring guest
Revival services will begin tomor-
row at ST. Paurs Methodist Church,
and continue each night during the
week. The pastor, Rev. Charles e.
Green, will be assisted by the Rev.
John l.. Bray Of the Clay-Etreet
Church The Rev. ]. T. Green. OF st.
James, will have charge OF tho song
sevvtces each night
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