The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-02
DOVER ASSOCIATION
AND 4-M|NUTE TALKS

Beginning Sunday. four-minute and
special speakers will be assigned 10
every church in the Dover association.
In behalf of the Baptist Seventy Five
Million campaign, which Will termi-
nate in victory week, November 80 to
December 7. There are thirty five
rural churches in the association and
each Sunday from now until the end
OF the drive every church will be
supplied with speakers, who will
present the aims of the denomination
from every standpoint
Another important link in the chain
of campaign movements will be the
meeting of the i. Y. i. u, association
OF the Dover association, at the First
Baptist church in this city Sunday
afternoon, commencing at 3 o'clock
AT this meeting the important task
that has been assigned the b. Y. p.
IT,, will be discussed and definite
program of action adopted
October is enlistment month with
campaigners. During the period be-
tween now and November first. an
effort will be made to enlist the active
support of every Baptist in the South
In the movement Each will be asked
to help organize his church To tho
with his or her other efforts. 1t is
to be a campaign OF prayer and soul
winning as well as a campaign of Civ
ing money
One OF the biggest hits OF tho
campaign is the song, When Millions
Come Rolling In" This popular song,
adopted in Baptist churches to be
sung until the victory is Complete Is
to the tune of the Battle Hymn of the
Republic II will be printed in the
Virginian on or before Sunday and
every Baptist subscriber will be asked
TO cut it out and keep 1t in the home.
One Richmond man whose name IS
withheld at present has promised ap-
paign. for educational purposes.
other large gifts from this community
are likely to follow.
DR. ]. r. Love and his associates
forming a Baptist mission have ar
rived in London, for a tour of Europe
and Palestine. with a view to out
lining reconstruction program to be
undertaken there by Southern Bap-
lists. The sum OF $1,000 900 will be
available for this work at first More
may be added. DIR. Love has cabled
Or. Ray, his associate as correspond
ing secretary of the Southern Baptist
foreign fH1SSlDU DodI0, III has sale az
rival in Southampton, England. From
there they will tour the British isles
and then go to the continent, visiting
! practically every country there. with
| the possible exception of Russia, into
which they may proceed for short
| distance In Palestine they will re-
view the work recently turned over to
| the convention by the Southern Illi-
| nois, association, with headquarters at
Nazareth. the boyhood home of Christ.
| DIR. Ray reports the campaign as
proceeding in most satisfactory
| manner, declaring that the secular as
we'll as the religious press lis giving
/ tremendous aid in helping to put the
/ project across, A regular publicity
headquarters has been established at
Nashville. with the Rev. Hight c..
| Moore, n. D., as director. He has
| had wide experience, having been
| editor of several religious weeklies.
! The Virginia publicity director, DR.
]. IT. Watts, regards as satisfactory
the line or publicity the campaign is
receiving in this state. Virginia 4
quota is 100000, and leaders here
have no doubt but that the amount
will be exceeded.