Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19

'''h N'tf.S ~ t1TN MONDAY
ltSinninS again Tomorrow the
regular weekday services will he re-
s"'hcd AZ tho hours prevailing last
week There will he the regular SER
vices in the churches, as well as the
MONDAY services in the Young Wo-
man christian Association and the
Young Mems Christian Associations. n
Is believed that at ali OF these services
inc attendance VIII increase until the
en-" "i Inc week, and that there will
DC great outpouring Of Richmond
peonIe TO attend them. 1t is also
Planned l" conduct the shop meetings
upon q larger scale, aud to reach more
OF those men and women who arc I'M
adj" =" attend the church services
OWING !" their hours Of work
Last week was most successful in
the railroad shops meetings heinr
held in all the shops in and around
iichinond under the auspices of the
railroad Young Mems Christian As
ss"ciat"m, at which time there were
large CONGREGATIONS
Five meetings Were held Mt tho
Southern shops during the week. with
an attendance OF f36. The speakers
were Rev. George w Mcdaniel u n
Key w. w. Weeks. - -. Rev. w. l.,
fail' Rev. X. \. Williams. t S. Whar-
ton j w. Long and s. L. Thomas.
"oHN WIEN ARE I<EEPING
INTERESTED IN MEETINGS
NJ the Chesapeake aud Ohio shops
seven meetings were held with an
attendanc" Of SO. the SPEAKERS being
Rev Il. NJ MaXey. Rev. T.. V. Carson
ana Key. w w. Weeks, d. D. and s
n. D"wdy.
-Four meetings were held a. tho
Eichmond. fredericksburg and poto
mac machine shops: attendance. 465:
speakers. Rev w w. Weeks. y. D..
Rev j. T. Green. Rev. q. w Mcdaniel,
ID. D.. and w. T.. Gibson
The Che md rt,;,
Fulton witnessed five meetings: at
tendance. 325: speakers. Rev. IL \. VIII
liams. Mr.. Derrick, Rev. r. L. clark
and =. l.. Marshall.
Inc workmen in The shops took AN
active interest in these meetings
many singing solos. playing tho organ
and helping in every way possibIc
The speakers urged the mon TO attend
IN" night services being held through
out the city.
SOME CHANGES MADE
IN FEW PROGRAMS
IH"r" are 4 number of changes an
n"unc"d for the coming week i'm some
of the programs among these being
al the Second Presbyterian Church.
Key W. w Moore. l.. D.. who was
TO have spoken Tomorrow evening nj
f." O'Clock. VIII speak instead on Fri
day night on his subject. The Grace
of Christ FOR Broken Lives and Feeble
'icH'th rev. W. !. IinElo u n
will speak Tomorrow night nj & o'clock
Ills subject viii hc VIVA, is Saving
Faith?"
Al the regular o'clock services y,
the Central Y. NJ g. A. instead of
having local pastor speak each dav.
lpr Weeks. Of Springfield. will dc
liver short talk. The following In.
cal pastors Will preside over these
daily meetings; Tomorrow. Rev
Thomas Scmncs: Tuesday. Rev. IL. H.
fotts, II. u: Wednesday. Rev Russell
Cecil y. ID: Thursday. Rev George w.
k"mpcr. and Friday. Rev. j. j. Schcrcr,
.1r.
Rev. William Way rector Of Grace
Episcopal Church. Charleston. s. C..
who viii occupy the pulpit of 81
raul Church this week, at the daily
hali-hour services, | to 1.3N o'clock
under the auspices Of the Richmond
Assembly OF the brotherhood of st
Andrew. Is son of til. late Major
charles l.. Way, OF the STAFF OF General
j. Il. Hood, Of the Confederate Army
lie is AN accomplished speaker. and IL
X expected that numbers will turn out
4" Hear him.
M Wa is a KNIGHT Of Pythias. a
knight Tcmplar. Shrincr and Thirtv-
second Degree Mason