Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
Y. NJ. c. A. QUARTET FILLS
L0NC-FELT SERVICE WANT
Large Crowd Turns Out at Laurel
fC'' Entertainment OF Music
and Readings.
WILL HELP RURAL CHURCHES
Rev. John $. Foster, ID. d., of Bir.
minsham, Will Occupy Pulpit This
Evening Mt Second Presbyterian.
Other Pulpit Changes.


FAILURE or Success" will he the sub
Jec' or the problem for discussion al tho
regular meeting OF the Mems Life Prob
.eil oiuo at thc J. NJ. {. y. this after
noon at $3.50 o'clock The disruss'o,
VIII he led by General Secretary S. X.
Mckee - ~
The male quartet Of the Central Y
NJ ~ give IN entc"'. inmcnt or ,n,,s g
IN" rca"thgs "a; the PRESBYTERIAN
Church tent. at Laurel. Friday night 10
a large and appreciative audience Tho
quartet mas been organized for IN, mr.
pose OF service and is .iilinr a much
fe'. want in the social and musical life
OF the smaller churches and associo-
uohS. The personnel is as follows:
Hugh II. BuER. FIRST teno": Maurice l.
Tyler. second tenor: Ierber, -. John
SON first bass: II. c. Tukchard. second
bass. Ellis l.. Smit,i. accompanied Fol
loving is the program as given:
Far Away in the South" Adams,
Quartet,
The Little Gray Home in the West"
Herman T.ohr
Tho Girl | Loved"
James Wh.tcomb Riley
Reading. II. G. Johnson
THE Eoys OF the Old Brigade" Parks
Quartet
Eass solo. ............ Selected,
H. G. Lukchard.
iiaho selections ............ Holman
ELI, Il smith.
Just a Dream of You Uea"".
Hickman
Eurr and Quartet;
How the Church Was Euiii at Kev-
hoe har .'...... ......... Bennett
READING. II. c. Johnson.
!" '"c "'o"h,ihH '..,...... ..,. .ra:ks
Qu"rtet
Mother McCree". Ride Johnson Young
Tenor solo. NJ l.. TYLER.
THAT Beautiful Land" Jones
In the absence az the pastor. George
W. kemoer the nulpii Of Hanover Ave
rue Christian Church will! he occuniod
At l! o'clock by H., q. Lane whose sub
'nct will he The Hrokcu ci.;orn
ne % WI! he no services IT ST.: o'clock.
owirr TO the fact that this conrrcg,.
to- has Joined with tho Westminster
Pre- thyteran and First English Luther
an Churches. at which time Rev. 4 ar
For: will preach.
The regular vrsper services will he
he" this afternoon ~ tire Y. w e. 4
camp Ston u. on liz. Petersburg car
Inc Miss llarri"t Smith who has re-
y ~ ~ n
Training school q the Young Womcr's
Christian Association. will sreal; IN the
ioTo:Fn v'Orf Of the asSocioft,n. ce-
necially OF China, where she will! retu~n
shortly to continue HOY work Al! mem
bers a"d friends or the association are
cordially invited.
G. II. Murray will speak to tho ho-s
"i the SUNDAY Afternoon club in IL.
'.n's lobby Of the Central Yount. Mems
thr!st!'n Association this a:tc"nj,n .,
80" O'clock. Mr.. Mur"ay's subject will
be Two l:oys ana Kite" and tho t?lk
viii he illustrated hy crayon pictures
dawn while the boys are looking on.
Mi boys over ten years OF age are in
vited
rev John T.: Ergleston. "ostor OF
NS'."Ir Methodist Church, WI preach
w. "'""''''~~ e.; - o'clock III pn"k r." "a
Method! Church i" Tho ;'sc"ro ~ the
~ to-. rn" y ! i:"~dfr'tl. y, sc~vi.e
viii he held in Park Place Church AZ
night.
Ecv. 5. J. Winchester. well known as
4 lecturer on the social evil and an ad
vocate Of the single standard will
speak this afternoon 1T $50 o'clock at
Two Ni"ci"in Thnat"" on what the
80 stands For" The general public
cf 10th so"es is invir.d. Mr.. Wi""hcs-
&c" recently sncrt so~c time 1T Hope
we'll. H"d las lcctur"d in scores OF
1owns thrOunholu The South