Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
MANY RELIGIOUS LEADERS
WILL ADDRESS PASTORS
Noted Protestant Speakers OH Pro-
4 gram Of Intcrcllurch Confer
cncc Opening Tomorrow

Noted Protestant Speakers Oh Pro-
gram Of IntcrclIrch Confer
cncc Opening Tomorrow.
nor: Charles u. Pratt. secretary .,
Sonthern presbyterian Church, and
Former Richmond pastor. who was ono
for,na,ion of tho i ntar"hurcl po% World rid
Movement, viii, lead the team Of noted
sppenlho p,. ,wn9 VII address tho VII,
Open. tomorrow afternoon at, the
Second Presbyterian Church.
The vanguard Of THO more than GOO
ministers. representing practicully
every Protestant denomination IN Vir-
yinia, who, have accepted Invitations
70 attend the pastors conference here,
luterchurch World Movement. began
arriving last night. When the con
days. opens tomorrow afternoon ut >
o'Tiock. it is expected to be the largest
asse,nbiagc OF pastors ever. gathered
OF the State.
DIR. Vance TO speak.
or: Aec ;o,I, Eev: Pratt ns speal; :
Nashville; pr. Edmund dc S. Brunner.
Of New York; DR.. Samuel j. Greenfield,
eae ltSa Of New R9 York saT ns sfs rpsri
Watson Smith. of Nashville. and Others
o. equal prominence IN tho religious
u; James !: Vance viii deliver the
iineniins upon the Significance OF the
O'Clock tomorrow. DR.. Vance is pasto,
q the First Presbyterian Church, OF
~, iinsh-!iIiS H., ana Is also gradualc' OF
lii"hnoiH, and King College. Tenn.
He las held two paatoratcs ia Viz
Sinii, Il, Wytheyiilc and Norfolk. and
- chairman OF the executive committee
OF foreign Missions in tho l'rcHbytcrian
church OF tho United States. He is
derbilt University and president Of the
board of trustees OF Oslethcrpc uni-
One OF the chief features or ,omor-
r0"s session will DO the presentation
Or the results of the foreign mission
surreys by Rev J. s., senoker. Rev.
degrees from tho Union Theological
vers!ty. tho unlversity OF Chicago ana
teachers college. Columbia University.
DR.. buchanan ON Program.
logan los GS and IN, + + bona eMa.''' d. ""rsS
,,~ Tomor roy; nigh, the prneipal "d-
drummer. chicf o: the town and coun-
try division OF the homo missions de-
partment OF the Interchurch Weird
Movement He Is IL graduate OF Nora
Wan College, and has had much cx-
i'erience In rural religious. social and
tic Interehurch World Movement ia
strs;inia; wili dei-yer u report on Tie
counties IN the state. revealing con
dItions relating ~ every phas. of re-
l!s!ous life in these communities.
Morning, afternoon and night scs
lions vii! be held on yucsdn., and
morning and afternoon session on
Wednesday. Following which the con
IN conjunction With tho pastors con
ference, meeting OF women rcpr"-
acn,!nG national wofnen's boards. sta,
aud district oiiicers oi :nssionary ,-
women in tho ncld Of civics. philan-
throphy. ana from club. business and
Seventh street Christian Church here
Mnny Women Leaders.
LEADING nc tcnni OF woman spca '<crs
ence will ba Mrs. Iiallic Linn Hill. o..
Of 81, Louis; Mrs. William MeDanie!
Enrich. OF Boston. .imong the VII
GINA women who viii participate in
III. program are Mrs. Lee friti. Of SUE;
folk; Miss Ett;. Nunn. OF l;iciIniond,
and otter religious, educational, pro-
fcss!onai and club leaders.
Mrs. nm Is a member OF tho s.an
OF TIC lntcrchurch Field Department..
Sh" is known Internationally. For
twelve years She has been an out stand
ing authority and lecturer on missions.
she Mas thc only woman sen. directly
BY the government on Cross-country
speaking tour with United states
rrc"anrer John Burke during the LIB
.r;y loan campaigns.
Mr. Marlborough is widely known
iu The South, where for four years
sac conducted a conference OF colored
omen in Tuscaloosa. Ala. Hcr gum
mere are spent Ia the Ear East visit
iaE The mission fields Il. China. Japan
,nd Korea.
Mrs Stoarns Is = noted speaker and
widely known in the mission fields Of
az denominations. She IL secretary OF
tnc Christian Woucn's Board Of MIS-
s!onS OF Indianapolis.
Mrs Enrich, OF Boston. IS on the
Htan OF the field department OF the In
torcAurch World Movement. She is
prominent in mission circles because
OF her ten years work among The
harc!ns OF Turkey.