The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-27

cares upon Him. for He careth for
,.ou'p Tho big men OF the world
have poise. Their energies are no.
wasted with friction. They move 10
the execution OF their tasks with
serenity and composure. Falth. ser
,,ire peace-by these the soul Climbs
into the life Of Cod
Notes on the Meeting.
The second week Of the campaign
has opened with splendid prospectus
srhe attendance at all churches is IN
f-reaslng each night. with much inter-
est manifested
The shop meetings which are being
held daily all over the city are result
tnr. in much good. These meetings are
usually held around the noon hour
and are being very largely attended
The sneakers for these special services
for the most part are laymen.
"ravmen's week" at Tabernacle
Baptist proved quite successful IN
every way. Large congregations were
present at each service last week.
Each night during this week the
preaching will he done by the pastor,
Rev w. l., Bali.
The following ministers and laymen
were heard in shop meetings yester-
day, viz: Rev. u S. Pooser, Rev. w.
G. Summerviile Rev. NJ. 9. Colonna.
Rev W. G. Boggs, Rev. w T. Clarke,
Wade G Smith, r. ". Miles. Jr" r.
r. Trigg. T. = Digs, Perry Seay and
W II. Bowles.
The meetings al Leigh Street Bap-
4. IVA, for
the past two weeks viii be continued
through this week. with preaching
each night by the Rev DR. George w.
Swope. of Abheville, South Carolins.
Over one hundred additions have al
ready been reported by this congrega =
ton.
The boys and girls committee OF the
campaign met again yesterday AFTER
noon, and began work on special meet
ings to be held next Sunday afternoon.
The two theater meetings. conducted
under their auspices on Sunday after
noon were so largely attended and
productive of SO much good that re-
quests have been made for similar
meetings for next Sunday.
Each afternoon. beginning at 1910
o'clock, a brief prayer and praise ser
vice is held by the minister's of the
city These services have been found
unusually helpful and are well at
tended.
shop meetings will be held today at
the following places. viz: A. s. Kratz
Co., c. f. Sauer's. Richmond Structural
Steel. Allegheny Box company. South
ern Biscuit company. Miller Manufac-
%.,r "hiftaf Channer.
son, Richmond Cedar Works. Fire En-
CINE houses and and Are house
tmotor).
The attendance at the midday meet
fngs for men, which are held in the
Central Y. NJ. c. A. auditorium daily
from to I 80 p. NJ. is increasing The
splendid messages given by Dr. Vance
are being received eagerly by the men
present and are making fine impress
sion.
Local speakers are being used each
day In the midday meetings for wo-
w. c. A. auditorium from l to $50
p. Nj. Miss Anna Branch Binford was
the speaker on yesterday and was
heard by large audience with much
interest. Today the speaker will be
Miss SaIlie Deane.
Many conversions and several re-
carnations have already been made at
Asbury Methodist church In South
Richmond. Rev. ]. o. Babcock. pas
tor. is ably assisted by Rev. Walter
s. Deyerle and Mr.. Kiker, of the Rail-
road Y. NJ. G. A. Sunday. this church
and Sunday school room were packed
to the doors and listened most at
tentively to two great sermons. and
much good was accomplished. The
meeting viii continue every night this
week. 40