The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-09

tian Church. South Richmond. The
pastor, Rev r. Wayne Long. was as
sisted by the Rev George w KEN
per. OF the Hanover-Av Christian
Church.
In celebration of its centennial, the
First Baptist Church. of Lynchburg,
Rev DR.. w, w. Hamilton. pastor, Is
planning for a very interesting series
of meetings, which will begin on Oc-
toher H. The Rev. DIR. F. c. Neon
nell. a former pastor, will conduct the
special evangelistic meetings, which
are to begin on the 25th instant
The Rev. j. NJ. Carroll. Of Texas, II
now in Richmond In the interest OF
the Judson Memorial Fund. His head
quarters will be in this city for several
months.
The Tooth anniversary of the es-
adjustment OF the first Sunday School
in Kentucky and 50th anniversary of
the Kentucky Sunday School Associa-
ton, Is being Jointly celebrated in a
Golden Jubilee convention, now In ses-
sion in Louisville. The first Sunday
school in Kentucky was organized at
Jeffersontown. near Louisville, 100
years ago. and the following year a
union school was organized in Louis
vile. There are now In Kentucky A.
664 Sunday Schools. with approx
mately $4,000 officers and teachers,
and more than 100000 pupils.
The Sunday afternoon service at
the Home For Incfrab les will be held
in the sun parlor" at o'clock, and
will be conducted by the Rev. Gerald
nf 10 III,
interesting revival services have
! been in progress during the past week
In the First Baptist, LAUREL Street
Methodist. Cowardin- Avenue Chris
tan and St. Paufs Methodist
Churches. The attendance has beer
good and much interest manifested
Quite number OF conversions have
resulted.
The Hero's Riddle the second ir
a series of sermons on Samson vii
be discussed at the Sunday evenins
the pastor. the Rev. Carter A. Jen.
kins
| Rev. A. M. Fox has returned from
a visit to relatives at his old home
! in South Carolina. and will fill hi:
pulpit at the Paramount Avenue
Christian Church at both services or
I Sunday.
Sunday will be Rally Day In tn.
Tabernacle Bible School corner Grove
Avenue and Meadow Streets
The Tabernacle School is one of the
largest in the State and has a mem
bership OF more than 800 membery
including the cradle roll and home
departments.
A special program has been ar
ranged for this occasion on Sunda,
Ia which time many new members OF
the cradle roll department will bs
introduced to the school. One thou,
sand In attendance Is the goal set fol-
! this meeting.
Major Thomas Cowan, OF the Ma
tional Headquarters Salvation Army
4 secretary in charge of prison work
will speak in the Mizpah Presbyterian
Church, Highland Park. at the even,
ing service tomorrow.
"A Man or Mankin--Whict
Are YOU" is the subject to be dis
cussed by Rev. w. Asbury Christian
at the evening service of Union Sta
ton Methodist tomorrow
The Rev. w. II. Carter, of Winches
ter. Va, will occupy the puplit OF
/ manuel Baptist Church at both ser
vices tomorrow.
In the absence of the rector, the
Rev. Churchill Gibson Cha mberlayne
viii preach In st, James Episcopa
at the morning service tomorrow ant
the Rev. 8. Roger Tyler. Of St Marks
at the evening service.
The Armenians OF Richmond and
vicinity will have tho pleasure or
Sunday afternoon of listening to q
sermon in their native tongue. to be
preached by Bishop ARISEN f. Vahooni
of Worchester. Mass. Arrangement.
for this special service have been made
by Manuel Kambourian. OF this city
one Of the best known Armentans n
Richmond. Quite number OF prom,
inent citizens have been invited t.
hear Bishop Vahooni. AS there is M
Armenian Church In the city the use
OF St. Pauls Episcopal Church ha.
been secured for the service which
will be held at 2 o'clock Sunday after
noon Much interest II already beine
manifested In the coming visit OF ths
Armenian preiate. and he will nc
doubt be heard by a large number OF
his countrymen.