The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-15


and fluent speaker and popular with
the Richmond public.
Necessity for Move.
It was during Rev. DAVID Solly's
pastorate that the church was removed
to the corner of Fifth and Leigh
Streets. For several years the MEM
bership of the church has been NOV
ing westward, until it became clearly
evident that the church would have
to move in order to minister to its
membership and grasp the situation of
a growing city.
Last summer the property at Fifth
and Leigh was sold for s21. 900 and the
present lot and church building at
Grace and Pine Streets was purchased
for $3.50
The pastor. Rev. W. r. Hall, ex-
presses himself as highly pleased over
| the prospects of a strong church at
the new location and the concensus
of opinion among the leading Bap-
lists of the city Is that 1t IS the best
move the denomination has made in
a decade in Richmond.
| Interesting Program Tomorrow.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged for Sunday-the opening day.
$3.50 A. M.-Special program is the
Sunday School, featuring primary and
tor, superintendent, and heads of de-
partments will speak.
ii A. M.--Scrmon by the pastor.
Subject. THE Model Church" Recep-
ton of new members.
p. M.-Mothers and Fathers ser
vice. Rev. B. H. Melton will speak to
fathers. Rev. w, T. Hall will speak
to mothers, 1.-THE Potter and The
Clay" Mr.. and Mrs. Cloves will
sing The Way and 1.-THE Mothers
Way"
7:15 p. M.-speciai program in B.
Y. P. Z. Miss Alice Taylor. leader
of Young's woman's work in Virginia,
will speak on Evangelism in the B.
Y. p. IT, and Mr.. Saunders. president
of the B. y. p. us of Richmond,
will speak on How to Reach The
Stranger In the City"
Sis p. M.---Sermon by the pastor.
Subject, rs It Well With Thee?"
Special music at all services
Evar gelistic services will continue
throughout the week at P. M.
Calvary In New Home.
Calvary Baptist Church congrega-
ton. of which Rev. Carter. A. Jen-
kins is pastor. will tomorrow wor-
ship in its new church home at Grove
Avenue and Boulevard.
METHODIST.
Central Methodist--"The Oppor-
tunity of a Great Task" will be the
subject of Rev w. A. Cooper's SER
mon Sunday morning at IL o'clock at
Central Methodist Church. corner
Thirteenth and Porter Streets South
Richmond. At Light the subject OF
You WORTH" Sunday School 9:15 A.
M. Mems large Bible class a:45 A.
NJ. The public IS cordially invited to
these services
Fairmount-Avenue Met h d list
Church, corner Twentieth Street and
Paramount Avenue. Rev. e. ". Carson.
pastor--Subject, II A. NJ. Mothers
Work and influence; subject. p. NJ.
-Four Things Every working Man
Ought to Do" Special music at both
services. Sunday School $3.50 A. NJ;
r. ]. Teagle, superintendent.
In Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday the Epworth League
will hold its anniversary at IL O'Clock:
after this service the doors OF the
church will be open for the reception
OF new members. At p. NJ. the pas
tor will preach on the subject. Power
From On High" The new members
are earnestly requested TO attend TINS
service.
Clay-Stl Get Methodist Church. cor
ner Adams and Clay Streets Rev,
James T. Green. pastor St. James
Methodist Church, viii preach at the
IL o'clock hour. Rev. w. l.. Wing
field will conduct the services at S:16
p, M,
st. James Methodist Church, corner
Twenty-night and Marshall Streets
The presiding elder, Rev. Z. NJ. Simp-
son. D. D.. will preach at II A. M;
at P. M. the pastor, Rev James I.
Gree.i. will preach.
Denny-Strset !. Methodist Church.
~ 80 I, -, 4, s .sssx,sss
at In o'clock will be conducted by
Rev Charles II. Smith. Evening ser-