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The Springdale news., 1916-09-29
HABBERTON.

Thomas Oxford and daughter,
Miss Mande, Of Westyille, Okla,
spent last week here visiting rel
atiyes.
The Wesley Oxford sale was
attended BY large crowd and
things sold well.
H. d. Elkins and family left
Friday Of last week for the cot
ton fields Of Oklahoma. Tommio
Hayes has rented his farm and
las moved to same.
Mrs. Faner NELL and father
Jno Clark, will leave Tuesday OF
this week for Tulare and Porter
vile, Cal. whore they expect tc
spend the winter visiting the
latter's sons, Biton and Thomas
Clark and other relatives. They
will be accompanied by EIery
Clark and daughter Miss Grace
q Goshen, who are going on d
visit, too.
Cupid still captures ye lab
Gertonites, this time Ebb Stone
and Miss Myrtle Broyles sarpris-
ed their many friends by driving
The Springdale news., 1916-09-29
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Display advertising, 121sc per
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sional cards, $1.00 per month.
Reading notices, Sc per line
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have no regular account will be
required to pay cash in advance.
The Springdale news., 1916-09-29
FOR SALE.

grade jersey COWS, good milk
ers.
i head of beef cattle.
) steers ready for market.
W. E. Hemingway, K. +. D. l,
box ,. Phone 1G0sF3, Fayetteville
Ark.
The Springdale news., 1916-09-29

Springdale was never so for
tunately situated. Circus to the
right Of us. circus to the left of
us; and circus coming to us
and all within the small space
Of five days; so in the heart of
the small boy Springdale is for
tunately situated. All the past
week Springdale has been the
stopping place Of the famous cir
els bill=poster. and=if there is
anything III outward appearances,
these said bill-posters know
their business; for there is hardly
Il vacant spot but what is adorned
with some circus advertising.
Springdale. being the show town
Of the Howe s Great London
Shows, is therefore amply decor
atea with advertising matter for
this circus which eoYes here Sat
nrday. October 18th; then Hagen
beck-Wallace circus. which is in
Fayetteville, Tuesday, October
10Th, and Rogers. Wednesday. De
tober 18th. seems to think Spring,
dale should give them good
The Springdale news., 1916-09-29
Ask Your Mer-
chant for Tickets
and Particulars.

FOR RENT-Dwelling house,
blacksmith shop and tools on Mill
street. Inquire Of Mrs. Maggie
Davis. lt-pd.
The Springdale news., 1916-09-29

For RENT-Good five room
house on Maple steret. Inquire
of II. Rhodes. Springdale
The Springdale news., 1916-09-29
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

Grocery, San Diego, Calf, pop
uIation 10000. Doing cash busl-
ness, $4,000 per year. Close III,
best located in city. Might con-
slider one-half exchange for north
west Ark. or eastern Okla. land
or town property clear. What
have you? This is paying bus
mess but my interests middle
west compel my return.
z. 0. BOX 1913, san Diego, Callf.
FOR SALE-40 acre farm,
10 acres orchard, / acres straw
berries, horse and wagon. Two
miles west Of TontitoWn.
Mary Weary
Il Elm Springs. Ark.
4t-pd.
For Sale or Trade-ilouse and
lot at Bentonville; 40 acres TIM
Der on White River. Would
exchange for Springdale or Fay
etteyllle property.
J. W. Lewis,
if Fayetteville, Ark.
The Springdale news., 1916-09-29

Highest market price for
wheat at Phillips Feed
Store
The Springdale news., 1916-09-29

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,.an o,,al;r;aa for The ioh of
,aaoo off;aan of H. +o,rnsb;,,
fboro ba;na only. ana drawback
10 ), On n. ,vron, sido If tho
fanoo no1;t;oall, otbor,,;ya bo :
a. GOOD - tbo,, o,al,o ,on
Hon q " parafoo+ nostnas
ca, 49,, OIL,
The Springdale news., 1916-09-29

s. Il. Baxter left Tuesday
night for Texarkana,- where he
goes to sell apples.
The Springdale news., 1916-09-29

local hlgh Scaool last year, IS Il
student IN the hiNefsliH OIL ARK
ahSaS' entering on her NV school
VOL Monday Of TINS week.
MISS Dolores Nell, cashier ana
oook-keeper al the W U. own
osy Drug Co., IS quite I'll TINS
week. II Is feared SHE may be
a1Illcted with appendicitis. llef
brother, has Neil was here Tues
u iss rlie Il -laAeS' ol DyreS-
: u = I'm - n.rt Iof d Le"
''2 > N,2'' WIN HIS. eiias. Mn
G :, Mrs Niheaio, lofinly NE
! d''iliie ntNefs' ana MISS Nancy
we're ro9ii-iliatsS Wiie Il theS at
!, .i''ea eiinessee Noiiest'
IL 49, I'll, L.,
,,.hoat, D on. -,
aye mere LOT some 'ilhe SOFA same
% " iiite, WHO moved mere
l !. Il oih oheson WIZ " me
III merry Neo III 'ii'S see.'oi' "h''
"aa .haa experience III tile gar
dc business lie VIII continue 70
oon',e' the pes'nesS '' 'iie same
'''ii'i'
The Springdale news., 1916-09-29
FOR.SALE..

5000 Fruit Trees. The
finest block of 2-year ap-
pie. Leading varieties.
Prices reasonable. Phone
lis, Springdale Nursery
Co.
E. F. Rice, Prop.
The Springdale news., 1916-09-29

Money to loan. See J. r. Harris,
First National Bank building, Fay
etteyille, Ark.
The Springdale news., 1916-09-29

The News is authorized to an
noIaee Tom Carrel, as an independ.
eDt candidate for Constable OF
Spri gdale township. subject to the
general election in September
ooooo-cuo~o~~~~~~-~c~
The News is authorized to an
nounee r. \. Beasley, as the
Republican candidate for Con
stable Of Springdale township,
subject to the action Of the gen
eral election, November I.
oo~o~o0o-oo~~-o~~-o~~~c-o~e ~o~~-~-esee~e~e~~~~~>
For 5AbE-at d bargain, good
surry, almost new.
If Frank Parrot.
The Springdale news., 1916-09-29
The First Presbyterian Church

Services Sunday morning at
II a. ~, and at night I 30 p III.
You are very cordially invited to
come worship with us.
!. l.. McAdams, Minister.
The Springdale news., 1916-09-29

Good unfurnished room 10 rent.
See Henry Trout, SPrlngdaie
Roller Mill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23

be conducted by the pastor. Row w. c.
James. ID. u.
BrOndus McmoriaI-The pastor. Rev.
w. r.. Gibson. will preach this morn
ing on The Risen Christ" Tonight
his subject Will be The Authority to
Forgive Sins" Special music will bo
rendered by tho chorus choir.
Leigh Strcct-Rcv David Hepburn
Will preach at the morning service.
Rev George l.. McNutt, ID. D.. will
preach at might.
Pine Strcct-Kev. William IL. Smith
u, H.. will preach this morning. The
pastor. Rcr. j. -. iutson. u. D., Will
preach Tonight on God the Refuge OF
His People"
Onk"ood-The pastor. Rcv. H.. L.
Nicholas. will conduct the morning and
evening services. Special music win DC
rendered. 'C
Oak Grorc-The pastor. Rev. p. G..
Lancaster. will conduct the usual ser.
vices The members of the Sunday
school Will give an Easter entertain.
meht this morning at 9:i5 O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
FOREIGN MISSION
RECEIPTS INCREASE
Southrrr I'rr>nStrrinu Church closes
rs Fiscal Ncrr rrd Prepares re-
mort. in General ts>cmi,y.

The fiscal wear of tho Southern Tres
hytoriau church has just closed and
arlouc the many facts OF interest 10 he
submitted 10 the general assembly Of
this church a, Orlando. Fla. ia May, IS
that The executive committee OF for
"icn missions will show that Turing
N" past wear tho receipts for this
cause were S53i.6s2. IN increase Of So
+s3 over I'll" receipts for the same cause
the year previous. The report Of this
committee OF April I. 1919. showed a
deficit Of $4,000 and on April J. 1918.
4 dehci, OF $4,000, whereas tho report
deficit, hlt a balanco "f s5nl and This
sum will I've supplied on the deficits Of
former wears
II - OF iutcrcS; also to note that in
the Southern PRESBYTERIAN Church the
Nuinber OF missionaries on the foreign
field has Increased during the past ten
yonrS-from l4N5 to i5-from COS t.
3i>; inc number OF native workers
from 293 to LOTS. the number OF out
stations. places Of regular meeting,
from 1872 10 LIE tho number of or
eanized churches from 80 to SOL the
number of communicates from iO,S24
10 S3.r2l. tho number Of members add
Cd Ia the church on confession during
The year, from 2.lS2 10 Est: The Chris
tian constituency from 2-.5el TO la2-
62G: the Sabbath school m"inhcrshin
from 5.2s2 to 3d.i3s; the number Of
schools, from II to 457 the number
of students, from 3.i7l TO 1S.nlo: tic
income from native sources. from ;iI
80 To Sii2.29E: the number Of nav
students tor tho ministry, from IL TO
i2i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
BIBLE SOCIETY WITHHOLD
CENTENNIAL IN NEW YORK
VIII Meet in Same Room in Which
orSHntInt;on WINS Launched
100 Years Ago

Ehe Mayor Of New York has grar. ed
PERMISSION 10 the American Sihlc 20
ciety to hold its official centennial meet
ing IN IN" board of estimates r-0,
III New York s City Han. 1t was in This
room. on May IS. 100 years ago. ;rnt
Mayor !tadclin presided over the meet
inS at which the society was launched
on It's work. The Ncw York cclchra-
ton Of the society is to be held i'm Nav
ana the ih of that month is to he Rihln
sunday throughout all America. Al
IN" moment cities of tho Southwest in
GLIDING New Orleans, Dallas and others
arc holding I!ib.c celebrations socicty
secretaries being present as speakers
Reports Of the society state that At
tn" beginning of 1915 reductions had TO
n" made in appropriations owing o
loss of income. In Spitc Of that fact
ana heavy decreases in some agencies
there was net gain in Biblc circula
ton in 1918 Of 1889 volumes as com.
pared with 1914. The total for the
year was l.ISi. 1900 and during the 100
years the Bible circulation has reached
Il total Of ll5,000.O00. Tho society an
nounccs that. under American direc-
ton. q greater number of Bibles were
printed and issued from the Bible
headquarters in China last year than
from the Bible House in New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23

Hnrh'hg prayer; r-occssionaI by,,,r
Meicome Happy Morning: ,h:,mt
,hriSt' our Passover: chant "C:iorin
!. ah.ti re Dcum" (E. C. Stenhcnsn
1"o'l atc tAldrich); "Introit." H,,nn
r ~; "k%rie. 81. Earnby); "N:ccne
reed tR Tours) Gloria Tibi,. -.
i""rs): ofcrtory. Awake, Thnu mia,
Sirerest' tMakcr); "Sursum CorJ," 81.
iomrs): "Sanctus" az Tours: "Arrns
49,. ,"%.sIr Neilson): Gloria in En-
,oo WIZ PRAYER, professional hymn
w., ',loria iatrf' ITours); "AIaenifi
car &C. MarkS) "Nunc Dimittis' &C..
Aarksl; confirmation hymn 21S; "Nunc
himittis' &C. Marks: confirmation
hymn rs; hymn. Angels Roll The
lock Away: offcrtory. Awake, Thn,,
Ihat Slccpest' tNakcr) rcccssion,I
hymn I2i.
ri. Rev. William CabclI Brown. u.
H.. viii visit the church on Easter
sunday afternoon to administer con
frmation The hour for service has
been changed from ) to o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
81 J".cph's ROmun Catholic Church
nctcrShmrg.

nracludium. II Know Tina, NV Ec
d"emcr Live,h" from The Mcssiah'n
90. + Handel Mrs. w Howard Cooke.
Miss Alberta Bowman, violin ohliGato:
hEri" ElciSon. Missa FRO Pace" Thao
Eon La tachc: Gloria in Excels,s Dec
VI Ssa FRO Pace The" won LaHachc.
tr"do in cnum Deum. Missa PRO Pace"
Theo Won LaEaChc: oTartoriu,p ~,
Maria from the first prelude) ,Earh-
'"unod), Mrs w. Howard Cooke Miss
alberta Bowman. violin ohlira,o.
.hncinS' Missa FRO Face" Thee Won
i.ait"ch". "l;encdictus Qui Vent Miss,
,'r" face Thco won I.aHache. "Acnue
pei MIsSa Pro Pace Thco Won
-; ;"I'',he coma Nohs raccm Missa
-" ace Th"o Won IaHachc: most
iudium The Heavens Arc Tc1I,n."
tron The Creation"D 1F j. HAYDN,
'ohh Moylan Bird, orranist aud choir.
master 80 '''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
METHODIST.

Union Station-The pastor. Rev. W.
ASbury Christian, D. D.. will preach
this morning on THE Great Truth of
the Resurrection and Our Duty in tho
Light of This Truth" Tonight his
subject will be Risen With Christ"
Highland Park--Thc pastor, Rev. c.
. futile, Will preach this morning on
Message of Easter" Children's Day
service will be observed at the evening
service.
Broad Street.-The pastor. Rev. Fred
+. Chenault, will preach this morning
on Across the Line" His evening
subject will be THE Likeness of His
Resurrection"
Conference.-The pastor. Rev. r. A.
Smoot. D. D.. will preach this morn
ing on The House Not Made With
Hands" Tonight his subject will be
The Book"
Monumcnt-Bishop Collins Denny
will preach at the morning service,
The pastor, Rev. II. II. Potts, D. D.,
viii preach tonight.
West End-Rev. r. Men. Simpson, D.
D.. presiding elder, will preach at the
morning service. The Rosebud Mis-
sionary Society will hold it's anniver-
sary celebration at the evening SER
vice.
+. V. Carson. will preach this morn.
ing on RESURRECTION. Power and Hope"
Tonight his subject will be "How
Long VIII l Live?-An Easter An.
swer."
Laurel Street.-The pastor, Rev. J. X.
lollff will preach this morning on
, Tho Great Adventure" Tonight his
subject will he Recognition in
Heaven"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
PIlESBYTERIAN.

WeSfminstcr-Rev. r. r. Gaines, d,
d., VIII preach at the morning service.
X. w. Miles. Jr., Will preach tonight.
Montr"sc-Thr pastor. Rev. George
West Dichl. Will preach this morning
on The Grave in the Garden" To-
night his subject will he The Case
of Esau."
Grace Covcnant-Thc pastor. Rev r.
Calvin Stewart. -. d., viii preach this
morning. Rev. Cameron Johnson will
preach tonight Dir. Stewart will
preach and celebrate tho Lords supper
at Read Memorial Chapel, Brook Road,
at s o'clock.
First-Rev. +. 4. McFadcn, d. D., the
pastor will conduct the usual SER
vices.
Second-Communion this morning at
II o'clock. Rev. NJ. i. Turnhull will
preach at the evening service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
INSTALLATION OF DR.. BARR
Is HELD NULL AND VOID
Report IL Made hy Joint Commission of
Prcsbytcrinn General Assemblies
on New Orirnns Case.
Special to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial To The Times Dispatch,
NEW ORLEANS. April 22-Thc COM
m'Ssion"r* appointed by the general
assemblies Of rho Northern Prcsby
tcrian and the Southern Presbyterian
churches. in joint report made public
mere. held that Kew. j. C. Earrs in
S'aiiation aS pastor of the LAFAYETTE
presbyterian Church. independent. OF
This city. WAS ILLEGAL ana null. DR..
''arrs case. IT was said. was ono Of
me instances OF alleged violation of
cohlit& between the two branches of
lfeShytcrians. for settlement OF which
me Southern Assembly, in Newport
News. and the Northern Assembly i'm
,.0ihestcr' appointed commissions i'm
May. 1919
ABOUT two years ago tho LAFAYETTE
compensation here seeded from the
New Orleans Prcsbytery (Southern, he
.'"se Oh dispute concerning jurisdic-
non over church property The local
.o"S 'eS"iion declared itself an indie
p'n"'h' PRESBYTERIAN Church. and Dr,
i'arr named to membership in tho Jef-
fcrson Prcsbytery of tho synod ~ .rox
as, affiliated with tho Northern pr,.
oS'crianS The case then went TO the
scncrai assemblies of both churches
INC JOINT commission held Or. Barr
vas Suplect TO the jefferson Prestv
t''F jurisdiction: that his conduct ,r,
,hHt or The executive commissions ~
emerson Prcsbrtcry was not in b,r-
Win comfy agreements and to
pe deeply regretted" and tb,t ,ho m
rcntion of the Lafayette conrr.sa,ia,,..
"'t 'e IF harr and his installation ~.
pastor were beyond the prcsb,,nr,,,
r"McrS' Ihe joint commission direrted
'''.c'"oh ircShytcry TO remove ;br
"'l'"!cttc church from it's roll and as
s'sh " Sarr 10 II nov field
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
MISSIONARY CONGRESS
Meets IN WASHINGTON
Many Richmond Men Will Attend
Conference on Church
Extension.
PRESIDENT WILSON TO SPEAK
Enrolment Of Local Delegates Was
begun at Recent Laymcn's Com
vcntion in Richmond - Distin-
guiShcd Men ON Program.

The National Missionary Congress.
which viii convene at Washington on
Wednesday, and viii bc in session for
several days. viii be unique in tina,
Il, viii Zoe combination of addresses
aud discussion. Delegates from many
states have been registered at head
quarters and IL rs expected that every
state viii b. wcll represented
president Wilson has consented TO
be present and address the congress
al Tn" "pcuin" session, ana many other
noted men viii hc heard Among these
are John Il; Mott. Nobcr, Il: Spccr.
George Sherwood Eddy, Raymond Rob
bins, S.!as McHcc, Dr. Smaller Ma,th-
"ws, pr. W. -. Mackenzie, Bishop
Francis j. Mcconnell. Or. John r.
GoGcher. "N-Ljvutcuaut Governor Wal
lace, Of California; Eishop Arthur s.
Lloyd, ;. II. Gordon. Right Rev. Thomas
+. 'iailor. and many others Of equal
recognition as leaders in the great
movements OF ,hc church to-day.
The arrangements for the missionary
congress- are bein. made by the Ma
tonul l.1yncn's Missionary Movement
aud the representatives of this orgaui-
~ation who viii take par; on tho
program arc J. Campbell White, for
mcrlS the general secretary Of the
movement. William e. Miller. tho pres
ont general secretary; George limos.
tn" active management; OF a prosper
ous business in order that lie might
d"N"t" his time To mission work. and
Il number of representative man "f the
movement in iiifercn, sections Of the
r'if,l States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
CHRISTIAN.

seventh Street.-The pastor, Rev r.
D. {. Maclachlan, y. D., will preach
this morning on 'Nindica,ions of the
Empty Tomb Tonight his subject
Will be The Higher Efficiency"
CoUnrdin tvcnue-'rhc pastor. Rev.
+. Wayne Long, will preach this morn
ing on The Empty Scpuicher." AT the
evening service the childrcn's Easter
exercises will be observed. Special
music at both services.
rhird-'rhc pastor, Rev. Roger La
mar Clark. will preach this morning
on incidents of the Resurrection"
There Will he Easter exercises for
children at the evening service.
Hanover .Avcnuc-Thc pastor. Rev.
George w. Kcmpcr, will prea CHI this
morning on The Divinity in His
Resurrection" Tonight his subject
VIII he ~ Narrow Escape" Special
music will he rendered.
Colonial Plncc-Sunday school this;
afternoon AT 3:3o O'clock. followed by
preaching services
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES
EI'lSt or l..

81 %ndrcu's-Thc rector. rcv T
Francis Rihblc. assisted bv the curute
Rev. phiiin \ Arthur. viii conduct
tho celebration of Easter Morning
sermon aud ,on,n,uui,r -, :, a.,,
and tho sacrament Of baptism this af-
tern""n ~ o'clock. Evening prayer
at o'clock
Observation-Disclosures this r,orrir, =, 6
o'clock. Morning prayer and conmu-
Mon at II o'cloCk There will he the
usual evening service at s O'Clock
Good Observation-Disclosures at 6
o'clock Morning PRAYER. sermon ana
communion al II o'clock ChiIdrcn,s
festival service this afternoon al
o'clock. Evening prayer at S:l5 o'clock
TN" rector will preach at the regular
services. and special music will be
rendered
Christ-Thc usual services ,.;u ,,
conducted by the rector, Rev. Charles
w SEdh"r Sunday school Easter cclc-
hration this afternoon at o'clock.
Northumberland this rorninc
at s O'Clock tommunior ,rL so,,,,
~ o'clock Evening prayer and con-
mrma'i"n service. conducted by Bishop
William 'abc!l Brown, this afternoon
~ O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
I.uurcI street Ncfhoiixt Church.

Morning VOLUNTARY. AS II Began to
Dawn tVincenD: sentence. WHY
Seek Ye tho Living 'Simp"r) OF
fertory. NOV Is Christ Risen" GranksD.
MISUNDERSTANDING This l. the
Dav tho Lord Hath Made" IIold@n) {:
sentence. "lIc Is Risen" cSimpcrJ Of
fcr'orH. Welcome, Thou Victor in he
strife 'MurrayD.
The musical program will ho rem
dcr"d by the chorus choir. under the
direction OF {. W. Davis. chorister as
sisted by several soloists and W. Ecci-
maid Walker, church organist
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23

III" following program viii lac rem
dcred Sunday by tho quartet choir:
Morning Chris; Is Risen"
NrcnuceD; AS /, Began TO Dawn" Vim
cent?; Christ, Our Passover ,Schil-
liur).
Ivcuinr-'I.ift Your Glad Voices"
CVsn 1.acrp; Awake. Thou That Sleep
est" IF. g. MakcrD: wow Is christ
Risen" (Warrcn).
Choir-Mrs. Richard Fox, soprano:
Miss Gladys Mallonee. coutraito; i: Il.
Dyson. tenor. A l.. Pond. hasso; Percy
W rcay. orcanist and director.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
serve. Eifty-scvcn Years.

Piovincetown offers AN example or
long and faithful service i'm the case of
Andrew T. Williams. who has served
as secretary and treasurer of the Sun
day school of the Centenary Methodist
Church for hfty-seven years He has
seldom been absent in all those years
He has just received gift OF a beau
tiful Rib1c as a mark of esteem from
the Sunday school. Mr.. Williams is
scventy-nine years OF age.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
Decatur street Mcthodi., ,,,.

a,r, iock-- Voluntary. "I.nnil Va
;iorsb, "" .:', RESPONSE, 'Tc Dcun,,
.r,;'' 't"r!a I'atri'. nffor,,
lhrist is Risen" tAshfor,,, '""rto'E'
tnr ra%t"r Rev. George f. I;roo,,a
"oJect The Resurrection" e'''
x '"rh N"iun'ary "MayniG,o,"
c.,perp; response, Praise, prnism ,i,o
err. .r,or, 'N!a.IIsmoraD Gloria ratri": OF
non nv , inr"snl"m'' ,Gioun"dp. Ser
=? me pastor. Rev George !.
''cche subject, "IIcavcn."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
aPrIST.

fir>t--TrcachinG at both services nv
the pastor, Rev George w Mcdaniel
u. ID. y special program will he rem
dcrcd by the quartet choir
Grace Street.-The pastor Rev Lloyd
T. Wilson. ~ D.. will preach this morn.
tnG on Marks OF Ownership" To-
night his subject will he The Fatal
Sin"
Grove A,cnuc-usual services will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
iHehInnd Park Metboa,., c,

me is list OF anthems "a lac
rh" at Highland Park Method,s,
dirar,i V" T." S'cr sunday. uudcr IN.
Readlcs. .Ir - ""h"rt
"n'lE scrvi"c--"SinS u,IloIr,.h
no 'Schnccker): AS 1t Hnpan w.
- 'Mar'inD ''Ialleluiah "h ~
Is Risen JSimpcr). 'nr'S'
hvch'ns service-'.Chris. on.
Is,a,ro. .Hheppardj Awake. Nwak."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
GILMAN or \TIO\ts
IEtN,IES'S tSMpkI(,N

Coming a. il docs as the climax or
the national campaign OF conventions
of the lnymcn's Missionary Movement
tpr lNl3-l6, this congress will be OF
church wide ana nation wide interest
and all Of The homo mission and for
ctcu mission agencies are making pre-
uarati"nS I" participate actively in the
congress
Each denomination is selecting its
representatives, which have boon al
lotcd upon AN equitable basis. y
Special appeal from the central Office
ot TIC laymer's Movement Just issued
has this Ia say in connection with the
value Of the missionary congress
What can II" of greater sicnifcancc
and value than The world issues Of
the Christian religion Ia our scale
"f values only ono thing can hc first
Lot the strong men Of tho nation
gather for earnest council and coucru-
siv" thinking as to how American
christianity can best discharge its
obligation to mankind"
There will hr u number al Richmond
mon al tin" conference. though JUS,
how many. IL is difficult I" say NJ this
time. ~ recent meeting. Richmond
WGS invited by leaders of tho con-
fcr"nr" to send q largo contingent.
Business men of this city were asked
=" las aside for the time ho,ug their
commentators aud attend this meet
ing {" catch the world -pirit" There
Will he som" Of tho foremost thinkers
Of America present 10 Address The gath
.ciur, and il is highly lil.cly that Viz
Sinja, and Hichmond. viii be largely
represented.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
st. Jamcs'> Methods, chur,.,

faster music Wili he sung NJ ,,nI
h,"rhihE service, and AT 6 O'Clock ,bo
rnoir VIII render special musical pro
rm,n neH VIII he assisted by Miss
,-u'" SlHrncN. soprano. SOLOS; or :,
John's Episcopal Church. who viI, .i
ne Ninety and Nine" bv Com,in,