The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-03
SUCCESSFUL MEETING
WOMEN DELEGATES

AR important feature OF yesterdays
session of the interchurch world con-
fpronre. which is now in session at
the seventh Street Christian church
was the address of Mrs Winshoro. OF
New York who said the first n..~~-
ing was called primarily from the
heart Of foreign missionary this
:. - not super Church" as some PEG
pie have termed it. there liz no
authority IN the movement said
Miss Winshorough, but its object is
20 put facts and findings before the
various denominations Mrs II,
shmeitz of Hampton gave "a most
interesting history of the Industrial
ehool for colored girls, which is
located sixteen miles below Richmond
en- the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
/ the future this school will he the
property OF the state, according to a
statement made by Mrs Shultz. buu
lwill be run under the same manage
mont for the present
'Ghristinizing Industrial Relations.
was the subject OF an address by DR.
Lingle, who said the only way. Is
The Jesus Way" DIR, Lingle believes
our great business is to proceed
with Christianity and, practice IT,
Miss Katherine Halves led the af-
tefnoon devotional taking as her
/ theme Abiding in Christ" and was
! followed by All address ny Miss Mary
Dotfsan- on Korea. Miss Dodson be-
! lieVe the greatest need in that land
| today is Christ She laid special en-
phaAis on the splendid cooperation
among the denominations in Korea.
The Statistical Mirror" showing
| the proportions of money given for
all Christian work by the different de-
/ nominations, was presented by Or
/ Corbitt, who also illustrated with
/ slides the new hymn, written ospec-
! iaiiS for these conferences, The Five
Continents, This hymn was sung
/ 10 the tune of The Son Of God Goe &
Forth 10 War
( Dr.. Corbit stated that the budget
j for interchureh. world movement was
~ 33e 600 600 for all protestant
churches. He said there were cot
/ religious bodies in protestanism In one
country totalNng nearly $4,000. 900.
while Catholics almost numbered
1900 600 as solid phalanx,
br. j Clay Lilly. of Winston Sa lem,
a former pastor of the Grace Street
! FRI shyterian church in thls city. spoke
ION Christian Education" DR. LILLY
said ignorance is more expensive tina n
y education, and education Is II great
wrath producer. He believes the
ceiiege trained man has 500 chances
IN do something notable or worth
while az compared with the unframed
uisn-
He said seven Of the eight supreme
court judges were graduates of church
colleges and there were sixteen or
! eighteen college graduates among
} presidents IF sur country who came
out Of Church college He said the
motto of the louisville high school,
WAS this. IF YOU want to stay where
YOU are you have got TO run like~eyery-
thlng.
Religious Educat+-.s4- the sub
/, 3oct Of an address by Dr " W Jami-
con Of Boston. DR. JamiSon believes
We should huiid beside the public
school. a system of religious education.
fae said only . per cent OF the dollar
II spent fos~ouE~~ Sunday school sup
pnr closing with this thought, The
on4ld OF today is the church of tomor-
doy"
Reports on resolutions were read by
Mrs- X. IA. rotts as chairman and the
report on Findings" by Miss Num-.
The conference was addressed last
night by Mrs Lee Britt. of suffolk.
and Rev. " e. smith. of the inter-
Church world movement.
Following Is the report OF the COM
nlttee on resolutions as presented by
Mrs. Potts;
~ lac rcas there has been Assem- bled
tD this church, under the auspices OF
/ TIC ntcrchurch world movement n
womans training confcryce, there
fire he II resolved.
o. That NC give thanks To our Heav-
emily Father for this united effort Of
Christian denominations for world
huttcrment.
- That we thank the speakers and
al who have contributed to the pro-
gram for their inspiring messages and
wealth Of Information,
% That w thank the pastor and
! congregation 81 the seventh Street
Christian church for their open doors
and hearty 60 operation
= that VIC apprcclatethe ~ourts.
ssifss, 81 sttse lQeal, ne &spespes.s
txins and pabiishine reports OF thfs
conference
7 70 That We thanh the local COM
rnittee Tor their deep interest and ur-
string efforts which have made this
1 meeting a successful step In this for
Nard movement Tor world eyangcliza-
.t'An.
r.. SSssysssgy tSsep nssys. Esa ssss.lss ss3
that Admiral Sims $50 rarely took a
sea trip that In his book he tells the
story of ono of the few times he was
afoat, going with the British admiral"
The secretary says HAT during the
Spanish American war Sims was at
fsaFtE, mn during The recent war hts
headquarters were at London.