Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24
SPECIAL SERVICES
IN LOCAL CHURCHES
Program for Vespers ut Richmond
College, at Westhnmpton, Is
Announced.
ANNUAL MEETING OF ST. PAUL's
Calvary Baptist Church Reports Most
Successful Year I'm It's History.
New Building Now Being Erected
In Western Part OF City.

In Western Part OF City.
Interesting programs. including adj
dresses by Governor Stuart and AttOr-
ney-General John Garland Pollard, havo
been arranged for the series of eight
vesper services to be held each Sunday
afternoon Mt Richmond College This
afternoon at O'Clock President w. w.
Moore. of the Union Theological Semi
nary. will make AN address In the col
lege chapel at Westhampton. Special
music will be rendered by the Rich
mond College and Westhampton chorus.
The other services will be held as fol-
lows:
January 2l--Musical service. chorus
choir assisted by Mrs. L.. +. Van Riper
soprano, teacher of voice at Westhamp-
ton College.
February Address. Rev. George W.
Mcdaniel. ID. d.. pastor First Baptist
Church.
assisted by Mrs. Mary Bell Miller. So
prano.
March Address. John Garland Pol
lard, attorney general OF Virginia.
March cl-Address, Rev. Edward "
Calisch, Beth-Ahaba Temple, Richmond
April lS-Address, Henry c. Stuart,
Governor of Virginia.
The choir of thirty voices is under the
direction of Ernest II. Cosby. teacher Of
piano at Westhampton College. wit,
Professor oimstead as pianist. The com
nittee on program is composed of Eu-
gene G. Bingham. w. a. Harris and w
G. Young.
The annual meeting OF the corgrega-
tion or st. Paul's Episcopal Church will
o'clock. the day following ST. Paurs
DAY. The gathering will serve as an
opportunity for the communicates
other attendants and all friends of the
church TO discuss what has been done
during the past year, and formulate
| plans for the future which will hest
further the cause OF Christ and the
! church.
The committee of the vestry COM
prises w. Frank Powers. John L.
loung and William &. Bentley.
! beginning today. evangelistic sery-
ices VIII be held in st. Marks EpfsconoI
1hurch. to last until January 81. Rev
w IMAM, ID. smith, ID. D., of Winchester
VA. viii occupy the pulpit Two .nr,
ices will he conducted each d,y -,
ociock III the afternoon and at s oclocl
at night. There will be good singing
ana no Offering will be taken.
CIT " >; hryon Hershey. of New York
nit!' VIII speak at the mems mee,in,,
ms afternoon at 3:3O O'Clock in Tho
Dung Mems Christian Association Iio
~ uiscusS the Interesting question
A,er inc War-Then What" Songs
me DARK viii open the meeting.
~ the meeting Of the Boys sunday
Afternoon Club this afternoon -, -. an
CLOCK, IL. G. Johnson Will tall ~
| rilendless Bob" The officers of ~
cruz elected for the ensuing six months
are: wilbur Baker. president: How,rd
FhpDen. vice-president; Christian VI,
secretary treasurer 49,
me Associated Bible Students CON
EreBation Will Worship at Sn,ithdo,,
riaii THIS morning at IL O'clock Tho
H.ote STUDY VIII be led by G. f. Creery.
AZ the evening service the discours,
VIII be by r. l.. Smith. who will sneak
on The Last Judgment Day"
rev. William Thomas Hall, the pas
tor; VIII preach at both the morninp
n nnu evening services in the Immanuel
baptist Church \ short business meet
ing VIII be held at the close Of m.
morning service. At the Wednesday
nisht prayer meeting the pastor will
pegin series OF talks on The Seven
e,ters 10 the Seven Churches" re-
1911 eNehihE or the members and their
friends Will be held Thursday night n :,
"hich supper Will be served win :,
varied program of music and enter
tainment. All are cordially Invited to
| these services.
made at the annual meetinr of 81
vary BAPTIST Church. which was held
on Wednesday night. All records were
broken during the past year, $500 be-
ing In the treasury, which is more
money than has ever been collected in
one year in the history of the church.
forty-slN new members were received.
Vi whom twenty-siX were baptized
me sunday school has maintained a
weekly average attendance Of 4O3. The
school Is well organized. with "a corps
Oh teachers surpassed by none i'm the
e'!. fortS were excluded at the
ties. "
Rapid progress is being made on the
new calvary Church at the corner of
i'puie'aru ana Grove Avenues. on
which work was started October On IT.
VIII be ready late in the spring.
The Price of One Soul" will be the
subject OF the address to be delivered