The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21

Short talks will be made by Messrs, r..
&c Hawkins. Jr, A Harrison Saunders
and ID. L. Buchanan, who attended the
convention a delegates from the local
association This meeting will be of
especial interest from the fact that
an invitation has been extended the
1919 International Convention to meet
N Richmond
The congregation OF the Colonial
Place Christian Church has just en-
joyed q special series Of meetings.
which came to close on Thursday
night. The preaching was done by
Rev w, II. Leske. Of Lynchburg. and
resulted In a number OF additions.
In the absence o the pastor. Rev.
John j. Parsons. the pulpit OF the
Paramount Baptist Church will be oc-
cupied At both services today by Mr..
Jacob Umlsuf
The Rev. DR.. Kerr Boyce Tupper, OF
Philadelphia, who was heard by large
conrreg CATIONS at the Grace Street
Raptist Church, on the occasion of his
last VISIT to Richmond. a short time
since, viii occupy that pulpit again to-
day a. both services. Hts subject this
morning will De The Gates of Golden
Cpportun:ty." and tonight, The Cor
cnation Of the Humble DR.. Topper
g one OF me most widely-known min
'sters o. uaay. and h!s messages are
always Of the highest order.
\ very successful series OF revival
leetingS have been in progress dur
,sg the past week In the Paramount
Avenue Christian Church. The pastor.
10 iuta ~,
the Rev. ]. o. Helsabeck, Of Dunns-
Vile. who IL doing the preaching The
attendance has been large at each ser
wee and much interest manifested
Quite a large number have already
been added TO the membership OF the
church. The services win be con-
tinued each night this week.
The following visiting speakers Will
be heard In Richmond pulpits today.
VIZ.
beck. F'airmeunt-Avenue Christian.
Or Kerr Boyce Topper. Grace-street
Baptist: Mr.. Jacob umlauf, Fair
mount-Avenue Baptist; DR. j. r.
Anderson, Second Baptist
Morn!ng-sRev. G.. w. Rieler,
Grove-Avenue Baptist; Rev F. w.
Troy, Third Christian: Rev. r. ID,
white. New Bridge Baptist; Rev. w.
b. Oliver, Broad-Street Methodist;
Rev r Men. Simpson. Paramount
Avenue Methodist; Rev !. v. Carson,
Asbury Methodist; Rev. j, Sidney
Peters, Centenary Methodist; Bishop
byterian: Rev. r. M Tarieton, Third
Presbyterian.
Evenins-Rsv f. w Troy. Central
Methodist; Rev J Sidney Peters St.
James Methodist, Rev. e. T. Gordon,
Asbury Methodist: Rev. w. II Bran
mock, Centenary Methodist. Mr.,
Cameron Johnson. Grace-Covenant
Presbyterian.
The following special topics have
been announced for today In Rich
mond pulpits. viz:
Morning-'Tag Day" Rev r. w.
Long. Cowardin- Avenue Christian
J "Perilous Times, Rev. ]. p Hutson
Z Pine-6tree4 Baptist; "a Revival or
War-Which ?" Rev. C. Q. futile
Highland Park Methodist; Progress
t rtTe Suicide, Re. George w KEN
/ per. Hanover Avenue Christian, The
Gates of Golden Opportunity" DR.
: Kerr boyce fupper, trace Street Ba p
fist
Evening-"Movin Pictures" Rev
| w Asbury Christian, Union Station
Methodist, The Man Who Didn''
Stay Put" Rev. II. %. C Maclachlan
Seventh Street Christian; BE HAPPY
and Smile" Rev. F. V. Carson, Fair
m untAvenue Methodist The Coro
nation of the Hun Bile" DR.. Upper
Grace Street Baptist; "Christ's Phil
osophy OF Comfort" Rev. n. H. Potts
Monument Methodist: Surprises o
the Judgment" Rev. J. r. Green st
James Methodist
The Broad Street Methodist Epis
| copal Church, corner Tenth ant
Broad Streets. will have a special mu
sic service tonight at s p NJ TIL.