The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-28


r. Bagby, will unveil the monument
which these churches have provided
as a memorial to their beloved pastor.
At the same time and place a tablet
to the memory Of Mr.. Milton Nc
Laurine will be unveiled. The former
was pastor OF the Mount Moriah con-
gregation for nifty years, while the
latter was Sunday School superin-
tendent for forty-eight years. They
died within twelve months.
Quite a number OF Richmond pas
tors have returned from their sum-
respective pulpits at the services on
Sunday.
Dr. Douglas s. Freeman has been
supplying the pulpit OF the Pine
Street Baptist Church In a very ac-
ceptable way during this month. In the
absence OF the pastor. Rev J. B. Hut
son. Large congregations have greet
ed him at every service.
DR.. John c. Metcalf has returned
from his vacation, and the Business
Mems Bible Glass of the Second Bap-
fist Church will enjoy his lecture to-
morrow morning. The cosmopolitan
nature of this class, it's fraternal
tSpAIA. tHOEOusH oA8dAiA1liOns 6ooh
music, its cordial welcome to strang-
ers and the mastery addresses OF its
gifted teacher, make 1t one of the
most powerful and far reaching re-
Iligious organizations in the State.
THE Rev. James Birmingham, d. D.,
of Wheeling, w. Va. will occupy the
pulpit of st. James Episcopal at the
morning service on Sunday.
The woodland Heights Methodist
and Baptist Churches will unite In
union service on Sunday evening. the
sermon to be preached in the Baptist
Church by the Rev. j. C. G. Duns-
ford.
The Rev. Fred. r. Chenault has
been appointed pastor ad interim OF
the Broad-Street Methodist He comes
TO I'LL the position made vacant by the
recent resignation of the Rev. John
Shackford. who is now mead of the
Bible School teacher training depart
ment Of the Methodist church, with
headquarters at Nashville. The new
| pastor, who is well konwn In Rich
| mond, Is a graduate Of Randolph
Macon College, and has also had post
graduate work in Vanderbilt Univer-
sity.
The weatherford Memorial Baptist
and West End Methodist congrega-
tions will have a union service on Sum-
day night In the West End Church.
| The Rev. DR.. s. c. Hatcher. OF
Randolph Macon College. will occupy
the pulpit of the Centenary Method
lot Church at hOfh earytrcR IN Sim.
day.
| The Rev. DR.. E. B. Pollard will
ipreach at the Grove Avenue Baptist
/ Church at the morning service to-
morrow. The Rev. w. e. Robertson
will preach at Leigh-Street Baptist.
| and the Rev. c. c. Cox, Of Newport
News, at the Grace-Street Baptist at
1.-THE same hour. while the Rev. w. T.
Bruner, OF Louisville. KY. will preach
at venabIe-Street Baptist at both
morning and evening services.
BAPTIST.
MISREPRESENTATION will be con-
Quoted by DR.. Douglas s. Freeman at
II A. NJ, No services will be held at
night
/, Second--Frankiin and A d m 3
Streets, r Clagett Skinner, minister
| Divine worship at IL o'clock A. M.
DR.. SINNERS message will be Life
In Christ Bible School at $3.50
o'clock A.. NJ; Mr., Lewis Pitcher.
superfntendent DR.. j. C. Metcalf will
teach the Business Mems Bible Class.
Prayer and praise service wednesday
Tevening at s:l5.
| Barton Heights--The pastor, Rev.
la. b. Rudd. d. D.. will occupy the
pulpit at the morning hour. There
will be no evening service.
Leigh Street-Corner Twenty-hfth
ard Leigh Streets. j.. j. Wicker, pas
tor--At ii A. NJ. Rev. w. r. Robert
son will preach. At s:15 r. M. Pastor
Preacher Lost His Head"
Grove Avenue-Dr Edward e. Pol
lard will occupy the pulpit tomorrow
at A A. M.
Grace street--There will be preach
| ing tomorrow at III A. M. by the Rev.
c. c. Cox. Of Newport News. Va.
First--Tweifth and Broad Streets
Preaching by the pastor. Rev. George
is.f5 r. NJ. Sunday School $50 A. N. /:
! Al. W. Patterson. superintendent. You
/ are invited to these services.
/ yenabIe- street---Dr. w. +. Bruner.
lof Louisville. KY. viii occupy the pull
lp.t Sunday at both hours.
Emmanuel Baptist Preaching by
1.-The pastor. Rev. w. Z. Hall, AZ ~ -