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VIRGINIA CONFERENCE
LEADS WHOLE SOUTH
Inns Largest Membership. Largest SIM
nay school Enrolment, and Nuke.
Largest Contributious

~ rs fact OF special intcrcs, IN
members OF the Methodist Church IN
Virginia 10 know that in accord win
me most recent statistics that have
oc'h compiicd regarding the relatiy.
Strength or the hfty-two annual con-
lerences OF the church. the Virginia
conference now leads all OF tho con.
i"ren:es in numerical strength of Nom
n"fs, IN that OF scholars in the sun
day schools and in tho amount ~,
money contributed to the assessmcp,
Tor missions and To specials for mis-
SONS For many years past tho North
Georgia Conference has led all of ,bc
conferences of the church i'm member
SNIP hut during tho past year the
membership OF tho Virginia Conference
showed gain OF $3.50, makinp rho
total membership 12o53o. and lcadinc.
the North Georgia Conference hv nO0
members. The enrolment of the SIM
day schools in the Virginia Conferences
is now ??.J34. while that OF tho North
Georgia Sunday schools is S6.G74. The
North Georgia Conference contributed
last year to the assessment for mis-
sions s0.9cS. and the Virginia Confer
ence gave 10 this cause s51.61O: in con-
trihu'ions TO specials for missions Inc
Virginia Conference was In the lead
also OF all the conferences OF the
church.
The gain in membership for the en-
tire Methodist Church. South. with the
execution OF the Japan mission which
is not included for 1915 was the Iarc-
est that the church has made i'm ono
wear since 1909. the gain last wear
being 664lS The total membership OF
this church now Including local
preachers, is 2.1o2.o65. Tho number Of
travelling preachers in this church ia
1870. The net gain in the memberships
of tho church tho past year was more
than per cent.
The Sunday schools of tho ,',',,.,
showed tho largest gain in 1915 Of any
wear in their history. tho total enroll
meni in these now being 1.Saa.3IS. in
cludins officers and teachers. Tho
total gain in the Sunday schools last
year was 1906.
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~" has 'n' fixed purpose. but q thou
sand WAYS Of getting at it,
j.. clay Lilly. field secretary of tho
nterdenominational laymen's Mission
AIRY Movement. has pccn chosen for
manE important missionar; enterprises.
lie is leader Of Team &C." the members
oi wh ch viii speak at the conventions
10 he held in Southern cities. Or. Lilly
was At one time secretary OF de-
rartment OF homo mission work for
the southern Presbyterian Church. lie
WAS elected co-ordinatc scCrctar, Of
foreign missions in 1905. which posi-
t'uu h declined. lie has been twice a
hcld secretary OF the lntcrdcnomiua-
ti"ial Laymcn's Missionary Movement
lie led the Southern wing of the ma
uonai campaign II laOa-lo. holding
conferences in tho leading cities OF
tho South and Southwest
Northumberland Elijah w Hal
ford. a prominent Methods, iaymuu
has for years been a leading advocate
Of missions. He is vice chairman Of
III" executive committee Of the Inter
UNCONVENTIONAL I.,ymcu'$ Missionary
Movement. and holds the same office
IN the l-aymcn's Missionary Movement
OF the Methodist Church Pussossin.. :,
magnetic pcrsonality and hoir., a ..,s
cinatinc public speaker. Colonel Hal.
ford makes personal friends wherever
hc goes. as we'll many converts to
tho missionary cause.
iorn IN Nottingham. England. i'm 1873
he came TO ire United states when :,
youn2 man and engaged in nrwspnpcr
work. la'c" becoming. editor OF tho In
dianapulls Journal. He MAS The founder
and from 1872 TO 1898 editor az tho
chicago lntcr-pc.an. t'rom 1859 10
, !S"3 he was private secretary To- Ben
. iamin Harrison. Frost lent of the
United states. subScuucrtly Incoming
Iisbur>ir- agent Of the Ecrtuc Sea
Arbitration commission. sitting at
Paris. and ia lS'3 pavinastcr Of the
United states Arm!. Colonel Halford
was in til" Philippines 1901 ~ 1903. and
Was retired ny operation of law in 1907
Rev. Worth NJ. Tippy is recognized
rs "a SNccialiSt in church Organization
ana IN tho general adjustment Of
churches TO their communities NJ tn"
same time. the churches which he has
served as pastor have hccu noted for
their spirituality and their aggressive
evangelism. ''r Tippy's ideal has hc"n
IN" fusion of the s"ci.l ana spiritual
rs the "cal gospel of tho glad tidiu.S
Dr. 'Firpy assumed the pas;oralc oC
tho Madison tvcuU" Methodist Church
New York city. in May. 1918. after ten
years Of service with the Epworth Me-
mortal Methodist Ep scoral church. nf
Cleveland. ohio. !ic has also held tho
pastorat"s in IaFayct,r. Tcr,r lla,.tc
and INDIANAPOLIS Ind
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THE CHURCHES AND
TO-DAY'S SERVICES

tory Of truth over falschood OF right
cousncss over sin. and the ncvcr-ccas-
ing belief In Him Who is supreme. and
Who. In His own time and In accord
ance with Ills own will. shall subduc
all things unto llimself-this made the
miss ionarics great.
We want to try ana bring this spirit
into or daily living, whether we arc
WORKING in some limited sphere or do
ing some work for God. To keep up
the faith which sees vision, to hold
the vision ever before our eyes. to
press on. Knowing that tho journey has
an end; to lGht not as one who beats
INC air. bui az one who dcfies the whole
worid-this is what we need in our
everyday Christian lives. May God
hcip us 10 follow thesc missionaries in
All their richness OF conservation and
none and cou"a &c May the Master
draw MS so closely to Himself that we
shall follow Him deVotcdly. joyfully
and pcrSistentiy
20 mighty age OF prophet kings re.
turn.
. truth. faith. enrich our urgent
time
Lord Jesus Christ. again with us 10
iourn:
weary world awaits THY reign
sublime"
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EI'iSCOI'.tI..

II. 'nmes-Communion and sermon
TINS morning at II o'clock Evening
PRAYER at S:l1 o'clock. The rector. roy
G, Freeland Peter. will preach at both
services
mon this morning at II o'clock. when
the rector. Rev. j. Francis Ribble. wiz
preach. Tonight the assistant rector.
Rev. Fhilip A. Arthur. will preach n
special sermon for the Eoy scouts OF
Richmond.
Holy TrInity--iioly Communion and
sermon this morning at II O'Clock.
Evsnme prayer and sermon at &
o'clock.
ST. Pnuis-Litany and communion
this morning at II o'clock The rector
Rev. w. Russell Rowic. y. D.. will
preach on The Modern World and the
Meaning OF Sin" Special music at the
evening service.
Christ-Sermon and communion this
morning at II o'clock Evening PRAYER
at o'clock. The rector. Rev. Charles
w Sydnor. will preach at both SER
vices. W
All Saints'-Thc rector. Rev. ]. Y.
bowman. will preach this morning AT
II o'clock and this afternoon ut 4
o'clock.
Monutncntni-pev. James w. Morris.
u. H.. will preach this morning at II
o'clock and this afternoon at { o'clock.
special musical program will bei
rendered AZ the evening service. and
there will be an organ recital afteri
ward.
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bradford. Will preach this morning on
Achievement Through Prayer" M.
night he Will deliver another scrmSns
on the series OF Why's in Mcthodis,i'a
Ills topic Will Dc why Infant ban.
tism""
M""u,nrn,-rcv George H. Nc
fadcn "il! preach this morning. .:he
pasor. Rev H. H. Potts. - H.. will
preach tonight on Lest We FORGET "a
Highland rnrk-Thc pastor. Rev. g.
-. Tuttic. Will preach this morning on,
christian Manlincss" Tonight his
subject viii he The Next Ea,tie in
state Wide Prohibition"
Grnrc-Tcmporarv location at sar
diers' Home Chapel Rev. j. T.. ovlor
will preach this morning at II o'clock
and to-niSh, at o'clock
Laurel Street.-The pastor. Rev + Il
lo,iin Will preach at the moruin.
service. \ special musical prorram
will he rendered by the choir at the
evening service
Ccntenmry-Thc pastor Rev. I. A.
Sinoot y. -. will preach at the usuat
service. -
Br"nd Str-ct-Rcv. John w. Dixon
viii preach at the morning snryics
The pastor. Rev. Fred L. Chenault. will
preach tonight on why Men Fail"
Paramount Arcnue-Thc pastor. Rev.
T.. Y. carson. will preach this morn
ing on The Grace and Joy of Chris
t:an Giving. The Happy Art Of Hold
Ing Your Tongue will he his subject
at the evening service.
,"'on stnti"n-rhc pastor. rev. w.
NSbnry Christian. .. D.. will prcach
this morning on Full and Final per-
severanc" ana Woe to Them Who Saw
Peace. Peace When There Is No
f"ac", Or. Christian will also preach
at the evening service
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HiCitMoND DtII:t.,rr:S no
III, AMAA on: MnN,II

The delegates TO tho conference will
-" divided int" five classes: officers aud
members OF mission boards. mission
aries. native leaders. Christian Iavmcn
~ North America and Europe and ear
ncSt men from Latin America in SYM
rathN with the effort Of missions
~ Is admitted that the problem will
TIC hlS ono, inISmuch as the entire
question is to he discussed. from tho
S'"nhnoint az III" countries as we'll as
OF IA" individual cit zen.
Local delegates cNpcct to hc absent
from Iti"hnond for tho cutir" month
returning" Ia New York on March 10 on
tho Sn"cinl steamer which carried Them
:" the conference.
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CHRISTIAN.

Hanover tv~nuc-Tho minister, Rev.
George w. kcmncr, will preach this
morning on Words vs. Deeds" To-
night his subject will he Some Hard.
Sucs tious." 81
CoioninI Piace-Sunday school this
afternoon at ::3r o'clock. followed oy
preaching services
Seventh Street.-The pastor. Rev j..
-. G. AIacLachlan. H. u. will preach
this morning on The EnvironinS Cod"
Tonight his subject Will he The
Spiritual Significance OF Socialism,,
being tho third OF n series of sermons
on Modern Religious Movements"
Thir,l-Thc pastor. Rev Roger ~.
Clark. will preach this morning on or
What Docs Your Life ConSist?" To-
night his subject will he "Safe1uard-.
ing the Nation special sermon for.
the Daughters OF Liberty.
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MISS HALVES SPEAKS

ON "Wednesday Miss Katharine IT.
l'awcs. president Of I.i"hmouI Y w
&. \. aud chairman of tn" South At
luuiic Gcii committee of thr sam" or
ganiEa'iou. gave an excellent talk a.
the student b"dv Of Sweet Eriar Ir"r
subject whs bible study aud tho
Meaning Of Membership in Y W. g ~
After preliminary account az tho
plans OF tho national board for the
Jubilee celebration. she explained the
deeper significance Of tho movement
she brought home f"rcihlv the urgent
reed for Eihle study 10 Omen the "ahun.
dan; life" Ia all members of the assoc
citation.
cd To her message 10y their enthusiasm,
reception Of this worker for the Y. W
c. y.
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DISTINCT iSIII:D SPEAKERS
ltNNE. rLNGE ON pHnER a IL

HPc'h't" WI" are announced FOR the
program OF the coming laymcns con
vcntion include the following:
j. ]. Henderson, general secretary
of The I.avmen's MiHeiouar, M",.-
mcnt OF the Southern BAPTIST Com
vontion, is a laymcn. and for wears
lie WAS college rr.sidcn, H., e. now
giving his Who'll. time to th. l.avinan'.,
Missionary Movement of his church
lie has been leading spirit in the
work of developing BAPTIST laymcn
throughout The South. His addresses
20 men arc Of the highest "rd"- n
OF humor and point and moving mower
Eugene u kawhu mas ho"n or-
lively identified with tho work Of the
I.aymcS's Missionary Movement since
its beginning. lie was recently elected
secretary of the Laymcns missionary
Movement Of the Methodist Church
South, Mr.. Rawlings vu% castor ~
seventeen years in Norfolk. Forts
mouth. richmond and Danvillc lie
was rast"r "' Main street M",h"d st
Church. Danvi!lc. when movement
started which made tina. church the
banner missionary church of the com
muniOn, Mr.. Rawlings has travelled i'm
Europe and Palestine, and was for
five years educational secretary of tho
board Of missions OF the Methodist
Church. South.
shortly after II. W. Patton was or
daincd as n minister, he was called to
lead what everybody fclt To be Il for
lorn hope III tho regeneration OF a
parish in Southwest Virginia which
through a multitude OF internal trou-
hlcs. became bankrupt. No sooner had
his enterprise and business ability put
this parish upon its feet than the
Spanish War broke out. and Mr. Patton
volunteered as chaplain with ono OF
the Virginia regiments Although nc
did not get to the front. that WAS no
fault OF his. After being mustered out
Mr.. Patton became rector Of ~ Sic
phcu's Church, Williamsburg. Pa. from
which. after rcCtorship Of several
years. he was called by the Episcopal
board nf missions as it's provincial
secretary in the Southern States.
T.. G. Cronk. Of the l.aymcn'S Mis-
sionary Movement nf the Lutheran
Church in the South is ono Of the mon
who is really doing some work Al
though he has figured prominently on
program OF the laymcns conventions.
the con'ention latform is\a very small
part OF the man who has met the real
'lificuitir.i of tho battle field and con-
qucrcd them lie is one OF the men
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

The 10y scouts OF .\mcrica through
out til" country viii celebrate their
Si%lh anniversary from to-day mt IL
February IL. Troop I. through its Of
hccrs. Alexander Kane and Thomas An
drcWS. has extended an Invitation to
other troops nf Richmond aud vicinity
10 ationd divine service with thcm AT
81 Andrews Episcopal Church Tonight
~ O'clock. \ special sermon will hr
delivered by the assistant rector Rev.
fhihp " Nrthnr. seventeen troops
have accepted The invitation 10 attend
the SCrNiCU.
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BAPTIST.

Leigh Sir-et-Thc pastor. Rev. T.
Wicker. will preach this morning
Aliens and Citizens" Tonight ~
subject I'll he Wonderful Healing
How \
Pine Street.-The pastor, Rev. ]. a.
tntson. u. u. will preach this mornir14
on Tho shame OF the Cross" Tonight
his subject will he How Can We
Know Cod"
Grove Misunderstanding at both
morning and evening services.
Grace Strect-The pastor. Rev. Llovd'
7. Wilson, -. n. will preach at both,
services Tonight his subject will be-
"Nchuchadncz%ar--thc Proud Fool"
being the fourth of a series OF serm ons
on Fools of tho Bible" .-y
FirSt-The pastor. Rev. George w.
Mcdaniel. -. r., will conduct the usual
services.
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SERMONS IN PARAGRAPHS.
LINES AND SENTENCES

Prayer is the wings Of the soul PRAY
when YOU are "a boz and YOU Will he
laying the foundation OF glorious
''i", PraT when YOU are young and
strong and you VIII escape those
t"mptations which label themselves as
guides 10 heaven and happiness hui
really lead To disIilus Torment a"d he'l
Pray in middle age. and YOU vii! never
he middlc-agcd Pra. In old age ana
YOU viii sing songs Till tho evening
closes and YOU arc swept into q
brighter dawn. u "raycr lie power.
JOY. peace. because 4 makes us dwell
perpctually within teh life OF COD
alter j. Carey
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RICHMOND DELEGATES
At PANAMA CONFERENCE
MIR. and Mrs. MaGiil, Bishop Brown
and DIR. Ray Among Amcri.
can Representatives.
WILL HE AWAY ONE MONTH
ar"wed Purpose of International
Congress Is to Spread Gospel in
South and Latin american Coun-
trics-faccs big Problem.

Mr. and Mrs. Il. T.. Maciil rcprcsont-
ing the Southern Presbyterian Church
and the sunday school Council IN the
Congress on Christian Work at PAN
"ina. lott Richmond Oh Wednesday, for
New York. where. on Thursday. with
90" other American delegates. they sct
sail FOR the lsth,Eus to spend .ru,n
toniUary 10 To 20. Othcr Richmond
delegates are bishop William Cabel
Brown, chairman OF the mcssag, and
method committee. and Rcv. T. II! l:av.
- -, cnaIrman Of the home base COM
mittce.
The congress * nonscctarian. lucl.d
ug all branches OF the Protestant
Church. I'll" aNowcd intention of M,
conference" ~ to spread the Gospel to
IN" Latin American confirms to the
south %; ,hc United States.
ia IN" various pamphlets aud book :
tets which have been issued by the
various denomimntiomal PRINTING. houses.
south america is pictured as The
worlds empty continent; the hone Of
IN" future; the nonc-;o-bc Of million :
"i Europeans. 1t is without true rc-
HSion, and docs not realize its danger"
40 HEIiGIot LIFE N
LATIN lNtNER SrrIES
Not only Will the various American
''iEl"uA bodies l." represented at The
S"hi"f"hcr. nut Eng land is also semi
!'S a Str"n% delegation to attend
inc chhrca leaders who are on this
m!SSioH state that one or the greatest
HSh'S I" u" made viii be in the uni
N"rSlti"s OF South Nmcrica Th,s.
Sr"ai Institutions. while Siu,iI,, >,
american universities as to pcrSoun,i
nave u" religious life. In f,ct ,hr
iiii"SophN rs taught in these schools
'''"S 10 turn one away from Chris
tH'l'tN' u is said There arc no dorui
tories ana no homo life for thu SUI
"'''S' lhcE arc tempted say Tho
rhhHhIctS. 3* are American studcn,s
Win inc d!nor"ncc that there ar. no
CONSTRUCTIVE influences At play To com
nat tho cN.l Influences brought To hear
ui'"n them.
~" program as announced follows,
me conference will last ten d,y.
h"@!nnlnE on Thursday and closing ON
me second sunday night plrin. tb,
'l%''t week days each morning and
AFTERNOON viii u" given over To nrc
""hlail"n aud discussion Of one Of the
commission reports. As all delegates
VIII nav" read the reports beforehand
INC presentation will he brief and most
W the INN" can hc given To discus
son The night sessions and SUNDAYS
WIZ -" GiN"n to inSpirntional addresses
on the "rcat themes "f Tho Kingdom @
'f"d ana It's progress throughout tho
world. tn" discussions and addresses
"i IN" conference with tho commission
r"n"r'* VIII hc published in three con
N"nI"ht Volumes for circulation after
tho conference"
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DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS
WILL ADDRESS LAYMEN
Convention In Richmond Opens Next
Sunday With Interesting
Program.
CALL TO PRAYER is ISSUED
Co-Opera,iye Committee Of Pastors
Calls on Clergy to Impress on
People Of State Importance or
Coming Gathering.

Tho pastors co-operative committee
has issued tn" following call TO prayer,
addressed To the clergy OF Virginia:
NC earnestly commend IL our fellow
ministers the Convention OF the Law
mems Missionary Movement TO he held
IN richmond. February l3-lc.
tscalizinE as we do that the con
Ncn'ion cannot achieve it's greatest
possibilities for good If it's indorsc.
mont hc united to II minor.tv az she
churches, wc be<pcak the fun co oper;,
tion OF every Protestant church
throughout the state.
We especially urge the clergy to
AXE an ,cJivc interest in securing as
many delegates rs posSibi" 10 the con
v"ntion from their respective churches.
since tho success of the convention.
IL IS obvious Will depend largely upon
organization. for which III" clergy mus,
needs he chiefly responsible.
Nc "rc counting on 1000 dclcgatcs
We suggest most earnestly. % cur
nrcthrcn that wc make this ccnNen-
ZION subject of continual pravc" to
COD fer its guidance for the further
every cndeaNor to impress The import :
an" Of PRAYER upou our laymcn ana
offer them leadership III this essential
pa"t OF the work
We beg "f oar brothcr-miriStc, 9
that They viii give this important mat
ter their prompt attention ana sus.
tanned interest. for while III. convcn
ton IS to hr \ laymcn's movement We
N"!l Know hat its success and conSr-
Gucnt benefit must rest !arcrl. with
ourselves and tho zeal w: display in
pushing i /; Is splendid opportunf-
NY for great results. Shai We not
as" II 20 III" utmost for the advance
mont OF chris;'s Kingdom ana tho
Str'Gcih.n.r" Of our churches"
tluGh Sublett T. y. Smcct. H. d G.
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INIT.ARIA v.

First-itev. Samuel w. Eliot. D. D.,
OF BOSTON president OF the American (.
Unitarian Association, will preach this 4
mornin" At II o'clock The Uni 8
tartan Message
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WoNnrREtI. DEVIATION
or riItsT MISSION ARIES

Another suggestion concerning the
spirit Of IhcSc missionaries j. their
wonderful devotion ThcN cayo them
selves ahsolut.ly They kent nothing
back. Whatcver they possessed. what.
"vor gifts OF speech or Influence. ,h.ir.
limo and all thcii Observation-Disclosures
things arc Laid DOM ut the r.c, Of tho
Master in glorious S,!rrcuocr we can
not do much iu amy 'SinI or vo-l; nm
less VIC throw our c. ,rnpleto selves INFO
it fIaif-hcaricd worl; is ,orr,od m
failure before ~ is begun. and Tho man
who lives and wo.ks rnechanicau,.
without any heart q who works &c If
I've were forced or feared ia v,oa- him,
self out might iust as we'll ii, dowo
and fold his hands i,.. al, Tho GOOD no
ran acconniisb in tho world az foy any.
success in his limited cnor,s cod do
nands tho whole n, ne hcc,,.o IL
knows that onl, rs we ,iyc ,bc n.boIo
can there he am, r,,l hl.ss.d .or,ic,
Thcsc miseion,ricr n,od -
Ia tho Master in ,bcjr ,crson,, 1;rns
and so mo- wore ,hlc 90 nro,,,,
Him TO The heather. As We read Of
them we arc struck hv their intense
personal devotion 10 the King into
whose service they had entered |
1ear that 100 often We neglect this
personal devotion because o. The de-
lnands or our work or the apparent
TACK OF 'lHhe' nc result is mat We
gro" "e'iH An" our WoFk Iaiis. We
nave not o'""" from INC source OF an
~. we po"'' h't"c" purse our
''sNs. ""'' "ro' ,""' t""i ~" ""'
70" h't !" no 'o-""N ~ wy no'F 81
ero''o'' ~" -" " t"e n''E :"
"'''' q. ''' nv .'''o'
49, 80, ~ ~.
,; ~. ~.
y
a - ~, ~; 49, ~,
lii, how ,hcv ,nyon liz, To, nc ,orar
forrct 49, Inc, nc ,ho ar,;e, 49,.
i.;sa,.o oxod ,,,on a., odo, ;,,s, -.
tho scjentIst studics vi,h ,,wn,riod
zeal the object Of his scrnt;nr and
inst as tho musician feels thc ,hri,l
of music ringing through him as h.
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Spiritual service demands self denial
i" Willingness TO spend and be spent.
4" lose our life that We may find il,
raul must forsake his old ambitions
before he can become the great mis-
sionary apostle. livingstone must be
wiling TO renounce tho comfort Of
civilized life before he can find his life
in new Africa. |; 10 so in the very
natur" OF things. because il is so or
datned of God. Service will never SUI
Ter herself 10 become the companion
OF sclhshncss.-The Lutheran
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

Regular services will he held in the
First Church OF Christ Scientist this
morning at IL o'clock. The subject
will be spirit"
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I.IiI'JJI..It Az

First E:nSliSh-I'hc pastor. Rev. j. T.
Scherer. Jr.. will preach at the usual
services
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Woe to tho creature who while, col
cuiatinr what is necessary TO his nlaus
does not give Him all the glory
Bossuct.
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ADVENTIST.

Life nnd Advent Christlnn-t.ldcrf
James Huwlc Will preach at the usual
services 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

know that We often trcn,3le a, an
empty terror. yet tho false fancy bring :
real miscry.-Schillcr.
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h"so"Ner has not yet made M his
nina about the great principles or re-
Ngion, because he has not yet exam cd
whether rclic ION is certain Or prob
observation-disclosures finds himself in
this doubt. should have no moro fcrvid
business than that o. asccrtaininc the
trUth.-Sauria.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

In ancient Athens there WAS a Lave
mar any man who had \ lighted candle
ana refused 10 allow another 70 l!ch,
ms c"he!r ~ 1t. should he put to death
y greater law exists in our so.,,s ~,
ru"hch"s tho happiness of him who
'"hs to : 'vc.--The Christian Herald