The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-25
AS SUNDAY TURNS
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Older Boy this morning at II o'clock
The meeting will be held in the second
floor assembly room of the Y. ii. c. A.
The ministers and teachers of older
boys throughout the city are invited
TALK TO BOYS.
Rodeheaver will talk to older boys,
including high school students and
those who are employed. between the
ages of fifteen and twenty years, In
the Central Y. NJ. G.. A Thursday af~
ternoon at $50 O'Clock. Boys be-
tween the ages of fifteen and twenty
can procure tickets for the meeting
Mt the Y, NJ. G. A. beginning at 9
O'Clock this morning
This evening at Gas o'clock Miss
Grace SAKE, of the Sunday party, WILL
address the Wesleyan brotherhood
Bible class of Trinity Methodist Epis-
copal church, in the Methodist insti-
tute. at Nineteenth and Main streets,
After Miss Saxe's talk, lunch will he
served and reorganization plans will
be discussed.
Today promises to be a busy one
for Mrs. William Asher. another MEM
Der OF the Sunday party. Her sched-
uie for the day follows A. NJ
Talk TO employees of ]. II. Mosby &
Co. IL noon--Taik to girls of South
ern Biscuit Works. I p. M.--Taik to
employees of Kraft Paper Box COM
pany. 2:3o F. M.--Tatk - business
women's invitation committee in Y
w. c. a $40 p. M.---Taik TO EN-
ployees of Weisberger's +. NJ
Talk to Girls club. r. M.---Taik to
Girls council in Y. W. c. A. lunch
room, Linden and Cary streets.
Miss Florence Kinney has the fol-
lowing activities mapped out for her
today: =. M.--Conduct last meeting
with student committee In Y. NJ. G, A
3:15 T.. M--TaIk TO girl students OF
John Marshall high school In Broad
Street Methodist church. 6 p. NJ
Meet Sunday school superintendents
and teachers in Presbyterian Com
and Main streets.
Miss Grace SAKE will conduct a
bible study class in I3ish-street Ban
fist church this evening MT s o'clock
Song Services.
High lights in tho Sunday evar@e'
iistical campaign yesse- lay we're song
services ut / / o'clock yesterday morn
ing in the auditorium of the Woman's
club. for the benefit Of the Spring
Street Home for Maynard Girls. and
last night. beginning at $50 o'clock.
in The City Auditorium. both OF which
services were conducted by Bob"
Matthews George Brewster and ffo-
mer Eodehcaver.
The City Auditorium was thrown
open tn the general public Sunday,
and there will be no more reserved
seats at any OF the meetinss the final
week of the campaign. Tonight
there will he few special seats for
ushers and doorkeepers and their
friends
Several denominntionai units of the
Ministerial union have discussed
plans for simultaneous revival meet.
ings in practically all the churches
Of Richmond following the close of
the Sunday campaign. The matter
has not yet been brought before the
union. hat some action probably vii
be taken 1T a special meeting this
week.
Hardest Week OF Campaign.
SS.aslas' win, gsr@a oh "a aNsG&allh, pre-,
pared sermon next sunday nlght-thf
last sermon OF the seven weeks cam
paign. The evangelist. II is said.
looks for the hardest part OF his cam
paign this week. Every effort VIII
be made to swell the number of trail
hltters."
Envelopes for the free-wi!l Offering
to Sunday we're distributed at the
City Auditorium Saturday night and
at all services in all Richmond
churches cooperating in the move
TT ent Sunday. Instances OF where the
envelopes weret distributed in board
ing houses have come TO light.
The boys meeting in the audito.
rum Of the John Marshall high school
Sunday afternoon. with an attendance
of 904, WAS the greatest in The history
OF the city, according to General Sec
rotary Mckee. OF the Y. NJ. c. A. Two
hundred and ffty-six "trail-hitting''
cards were filled out by boys OF the
1876 boys who filled those cards on the
previous Sunday. zoo OF them attend
ed last Sundays meeting.