The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-22
ACTIVITIES OF THE
RAILROAD !. N. c. A.
International Secretary W. H. Tow
son to Address Meeting on
Sunday Afternoon Next
TUESDAY CLUBS SCHEDULE
Long List Of Prominent Speakers En-
gagged for the Next Few Months.
World-Week of Prayer Services
November J.

The meeting next Sunday after
noon at the Railway y. NJ. c. A. Will
be for both men and women. and
specially attractive program mas been
arranged. The speaker will be Mr..
Charles r. Towsen, international sec
rotary of the Industrial Department,
and his theme will be "A Calling
Worth While" There will be orcnes-
trail music under the direction OF Pro-
fessor J. s. Renner. and q ladies'
quartet
Students from the Presbyterian
Seminary conduct an open-air service
in the vicinity OF the association build
ing every Sunday night Mr.. w. n.
McElwyn the leader, and the meet
pngs are under the auspices OF the
association.
DR.. Z. C. Caldwell will be the
speaker for the Tuesday Club next
week. and the following week the club
will be addressed by DIR. l.. Alphonso
BMith, OF the University OF Virginia.
Following is the complete schedule
of the Tuesday Club and OF the vari-
Gus meetings under the association
auspices;
!. DR.. E. c. Caldwell, professor of
the New Testament. Union Theo-
logical Seminary. "A Book Study OF
James"-October 5-2s,
q DR.. S A1phonse Smith. Profess
sor of English. University OF Viz
gin!a. "A Study of the Book of
Esther"--Novemher 2. One lesson.
8 Novem Der 9 and 1s-Lecture by
8. D. Gordon. Philadelphia, expect
ed November % and 3o-Gypsle
Smith fexpected).
T. DR.. yhos. A. smoot, pastor Cen
tenary Methodist Church. "A Book
u A1fI ID 49,
il. 81. IS. Four lessons.
s. Dr. Edward s. Mack, professor
OF Hebrew. Union Theological Semi
nary. The Ten Commandments in
Modern. Social and Industrial Life"
January 4, II, Is. 25. Four les
sons
{. Or w Russen Bowie. pastor
st. Pauls Episcopal Church, "A
Book Study of /. Jehn" ebruary
l-s. Two lessons.
4 Rev H. f. Hutchinson. pastor
3 Pres nyterian Church. Highland Park.
"Cl,i4enship in the Kingdom Of
Christ" aFl exposition of the Sermon
on the Msount-February IS, ~, 90.
March :. Four lessons.
Other Religious Work Activities
Meeting for lunch every Tuesday at
$50 gnnch IS centsl, breaking up
into flxa different Bible classes at
clock as follows:
T. Personal Work.
. prop-in Class
3 Book study Club
Working BOYS Club.
; sunday school Teachers Study
ClGh ...s
Eight clock 2. M,--Meeting OF
tae Ve1g}e f4shermans Club. both
men and women invited.
Tuesday fioon--Shep meeting, c.
4 O.. Seventeenth Street. Rev. Gerald
Calberson. teacher
Wednesday noon-shop meeting.
Southern Railway shops, Rev. w. A.
Cooper, leader.
Friday noon--Shop meeting, r, +.
& r shops, Rev W. r. Gibson
leader
Monday noon-shop Bible classes.
taught by students from the Union
Theological Seminary.
Places -~ Chesap eake and Ohio
Seventeenth Street machine shop.
Chess rteake and Ohio Seventeenth
Street boiler shop. Chesapeake and
shop. Chesapeake and Ohio Seven
teenth Street blacksmith shop tcol-
ored1 Southern Railroad machine
shop. Southern Railroad paint shop,
Southern Railroad carpenter shop,
Southern Railroad blacksmith shop
tcolored). Richmond, Frederirks-
burg and Potomac machine shop.
Sunday meeting for men and wo-
men al $50 Sunday night street
meeting
Thu World Week OF PRAYER. No
ven4her 7-l4, s y. Gordon. leader.
Join the church campaign-Easte
week
Trainren's Correspondence Bible
STUDY Class meets every Tuesday, II
TO - O'Clock,
Boys saturday Morning Bible
Class railroad mems sons. 1880, i'm
mediately prsceding the Saturday
Swim and GYM Glass, No boys al
lowed 20 participate who is not In
the Rihle Class on time.