The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-27

OF INTEREST IN MANY CHURCH,
! mem bers OF the new organization. At
an early date steps Will be taken for
the erection OF church building.
This new work is in direct charge or
the Rev C.. A Tucker, who has been
very active in his efforts towards
building up a congregation. The out
Jock for the future OF this new con-
ereeatlon SIS quite promising.
At a recent congregational meeting
OF the ACCOMMODATIONS Prespyte-
ran Church, Lynchburg, unanimous
cau was extended the Rev. F.. NJ. De-
lauel. OF Richmond, to become pastor
Of this church. Mr.. Delaney IL ma
tive Of Bristol and will graduate this
wear from the Union Theological
Seminary Of this city. He expects TO
begin regular work in his new pas
I torate about the first of June.
/ Announcement has Just been made
/ that Mr.. Charles b. Bare, formerly
student secretary of the executive
committee of the Virginia State Young
Mems Christian Association, has gone
10 Egypt to take up religious work
/ among the Inu!an troops OF the hIt-
isr army. He expects to return to
the states in October to resume ms
studies in the Union Theological sem
! mary, New York Mr.. Bare is ma
tive CT Egypt. where his father IS
( now presto ent OF Reid. Christian Col
lee Lucknow. India. 1t 10 believed
( that his work will he great success.
/ Tho Second. Coming Of Christ" will
be the interesting subject discussed
NV the Rev J Arthur Winn. pastor
Of the Barton Heights Methodist
church. at the meeting to be held TINS
a ftern0ou at $40 o'clock at the Kali +
road Y. NJ. G. A. Dr. Winn Is speak
or Of much ability, and always has
message worth while. The meeung
this afternoon will be open TO ooth
ladies' and gentlemen. and large au-
dience will no doubt greet the speaker
In St. Paurs Church, Norfolk. on
Thursday. the Rev. Herbert Nash
Tucker, OF Boydton, was ordained to
the priesthood OF the Protestant Epls-
copal Church, In the presence OF many
prominent laymen and members OF
the clergy MIR. Tucker Is a son or
Bishop Coadtutor Beverly cambridge
Tucker. of Lynchburg. He 10 grad
uate OF william and Mary College, the
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ginia Theological Seminary. He is
very popular young minister, and has
been doing a splendid work in the sec
ton of the State where he has been
located.
Al the mems meeting to be held
this afternoon at $50 O'Clock at the
Central Y. NJ. c. A. the speaker will
be the Hon, George l. Browning
r. - n Of acSf Aa
from Orange County. His subject VIII
be backward or Forward r. Mr..
/ BkoWnlng has taken "a very prominent
psrk~ins urging the passage OF quite
a number OF measures in the present
session Of the Legislature looking to
tha moral welfare of the state He
is a popular speaker, and Will nave
A stirring and helpful message for
those who are fortunate enough to
hear his address this afternoon.
The following visiting speakers will
be heard in Richmond pulpits today,
viz:
Observation-Disclosures c. r. Crosland,
Of Fork Union Academy at Paramount
Baptist: Rev. John w. Dixon, at High
land Park Methodist, and DR.. T. n.
Potts, at Centenary Methodist.
Evening-The Rev. Frank Moody
Puraer. at Tabernacle Baptist. and DR..
r N Potts. at Barton Heights Meth
odist,
The following special subjects have
bean announced for today. viz:
Morning--"The First Command
ment" by request, Rev. c. A. Jenkens'
Calvary Baptist. What Shall We DO
p4th-tAa Multitude" Rev w
!, Long. Cowardin Avenue Christian.
Roll Ye Away the stone" Rev w.
A Christian, Union Station Methodist
Gods Plowmen," Rev. J, o. Bah
cock, Ashury Methodist "One Secret
Of Great Spiritual Power Rev
George w. Kemper. Hanover-Avenue
Christian. witnessing for the
Christ" Rev. w. Il. Gibson, Broadus
Memorial Baptist. The Training Of
our Boys" Professor c. e, Grassland.
Paramount Baptist.
Evening-'+A Bushel of wicked
ness" Rev. A. B. Rudd. Barton
Fool" Rev. L. T. Wilson. GraceStreet
Baptist The First Five Minutes
After Death" Rev. T, G. Skinner, Sec
ond Baptist sin & Co." Rev. C, P.
Up Tree" Rev. w. II. Robertson.
Randolph-street Baptist. THE Third
Commandment" Rev. c. A. Jenkens.
Calvary Baptist. Lean Souls" Rev.
| II. II. c. Maclachlan. Seventh-Street
| Christian. The Delivery of Hypo-
critic" Row c. 0. futile. Highland
| Park Methodist. why Justification
| by Faith ?" Rev. J. ]. Bradford Park
| Place Methodist "A Fool There
Was. Rev. George w. Diehl, Mon
| trose Presbyterian.
| Announcement has been made of
| the approaching marriage of Bishop
Thomas Campbell Darst, ID. d, Of the
Diocese of East Carolina. and Miss
Lauriston Hardin. daughter OF Mr..
| and Mrs. J. II. Hardin. OF Wilmington,
| n. c. The ceremony will take place
on the afternoon of Wednesday, April
%. in 81. James Episcopal Church,
Wilmington. Bishop Darst was at one
time the rector OF St Marks Church.
and at the time of his election to the
episcopate was rector of st. James
| Church OF this city. The announce
ment OF his wedding is of much inter
est to his many Richmond friends,
with whom he was universally popu-
lar.