The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-11

finhfuy for ten aaxp The FIRST ad :
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G.ocr,l Se.-eta-, Toscnb r WATT.
r-s rrrp.,ed and distribttted mo-
s.r,t, ,op,pteto. In syer,5 detail. ana the
ne,sopnsl lorlades the names ~ men
= "a -,onen Of national reputation in
refirfous and edt,,ationai circles
Tse erar Two dnyF Of tho encanp.
niert w,ll. ~ usual be devoted to the
,,orl ~ the Eantlst Young PEOPLES
union and the Baptist organizcd bible
.fsssce These v,i4 meet in t,int aes-
,.ons on saturday and sunday. July
ts-l4. under the presidents Of the two
organizations. pr G. f. Crosland. Of
panvllIe. for the or-anizcd classes
o. n Doalev. Of salem. Va. for the r.
S. 4 US The program OF tho Joint
convention ie aR follows
SATURDAY, JAY ~,
@ a. Devotional address. Look
ing t.nto Him Roy p W pufncv.
pastor central church. Norfolk. Va.
30 4. M.--EnroIucnt Of delegates
ana repsrts Of tho general secretary,
pr Joseph T watts
n 4. N.-r-F;choaS From the inter-
rational y Y = n Convention" Secre-
farv Frank n. f.esveIt. Atlanta, Ga.
1890 A. M-"The sunday School
Roard and the Organized Class Move
r1rnt.' Or ! AAnAEbA. NAGnNlIIH,
Tenn.
II A M-"T-ht-+v Golden Minutes"
pr e. r. croslaud Danville
~ M-Annual convention acrmon.
Or John +. White. Anderson. s c.
320 F.. Round table discussion Of
"A Y + T. nrobIeus led bv Secretary
n Leaveil. delegates participating
Round table alscuex{on Of organized
class problems. General secretary JOS
$40 f. NJ -"Herofgm. Hunor and
Pathos az Frontier Life" Or. Frede-
rick
SUNDAY, Julv IA,
"A N-&unrise ecrvlre nv the Eea
led hv I5r. John &C. white.
$40 A. characterization Sunday
schooI prv X A. Handy. general su-
perintendenf
If A Making One Girls Glass
csfa For rJeu,orrar, Mra Aptotnetta
Abernetbv Lamoreau. Chicago, III.
11.2a A N-"The sunday achooi and
tbr nation Or. J VanNeSs Nash
Vile. Tenn.
IL M-Worahfn and sermon. DR.
gnhn T. white. Anderson. & c.
A 20 = M-',vy.aste or InveEtrn ent. 80
Mrs A A ramoreaux
p H--fwfnnfnR to Christ" Dr. y.
= burroughs Nashville Tenn
4.a0 =. M.-Busincss sopsion Of the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of officers and
renortR Of royntptttees
40 p Nh Y = r. demonstration
servtra y II r,eavell IN charge
G "a r NJ From, f;vnsv Tent Ia
puintt Rev. Gvnsv Smith Tr Noank.
Conn
Thers arc more than s75 u V n rr,a
I'm vtrgtnt. and tbese viii bc ilhera,iv
rrnresented at III. convention There
are moro than 500 ReotIst organized
Rihl. classes in tina state and each
class ia entitled IN one or moro dele
rates The two roovartions ore meat
ing Jointly because az inc dtrYio,llt con
difinnu under which thn meetings must
Ia hnIa ,bIa war A. ncnv h.Ionp n
hoth orranlyattons n viii ba nossihln
for one d.1erats to represent both in $
teresta Tho a,tendanoe promises to
ma ouItA large
oiasr ,,,rlx, Corgr~.ocs
Ona If Tho most interesting features
or ma .ncamnnent during the mast
tbrne years has heen Tho older utrls,
cnrferencn led nv Mrs Iamoreaux ~
Chicago. This year she wan discuss
,,,tp, ~ ,vtr,s "a ,,o,rr laatoa thn
rsnsrai snh,ec, "Ths Girl ana uer
Ideals The nrst coprarercs will he
~, E,yrs,y.YIitV 7rsn m when
80 suhtart MI, ha "e+aralrg an the
Thrssbold saturday AT ina sama
honr shs viii s,scuns "The Girlr who
"a n LEAD" ana of,ar that heoinnins
sforaav ths confereroea win occur
daily M o A NJ aha the subjects ir
/ ardar tptll he Ivy utrd-sop ID, pip
Enough n pia For" "'rhe Great Dis.
cnvarv Our sister" .rTnaeen values
",rho path m power" Weaving the
crar,ot r.brnoa" and ..rba Crnatest NJ
These Ia Tnvas
pnxtorx .na Ycxm.r,. y.rcturs cours~
From ruIy f5 To 20 Inclusive. Their,
win he lectures dauv AT and fo,4t
NJ for tbr sDecIai henaNt Of mas.
tors ana 1avynen one coors@ on tins
church will he ae1Ivered nv Or Fred,
oricl. A AGAR RI New, YORK. method
SECRETARY Of the Northern Rsptist con.
vent{on ana the other on tho subiecl
cav wa Stt1l he Chrtstlans' will h.
given nv pr w q Carver. of Louis
,,ula Ky nrofe4aor ~ comparativt
,oit,ton ana missions in tho Souther,
parttut trhno1nVIeal aerntnarv Dr