Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19
PLAN LARGE ENDOWMENT
FOR LYNCHBURC COLLEGE
Disciples Of Christ Propose
Sum Of 100000 to Aid
Institution.
MEET IN nrusroI. NEXT YEAR
Rev. Arthur Wake. m Rocky Mount.
Elected President Of the ConNcn-
ton. and Rev. &. II. Nc.noids. of
LynchburE. Nirc-prcsidcnt.

Endowment OF 100000. to be
raised by June so. 1925. for Lynch
burg College. was projected hero yes
terday b. the Disciples OF Christ on
the final day Of the convention TREY
have been holding ut Seventh street
Christian Church. Tho college was
given 5udEc; OF ,2S.OOo fo- current
expenses.
An o-phanaEc. 20 be located IN Vir-
Sinia or adjacent thereto. was one OF
the objects considered by the con
vcntlon. \ committee was named 70
report 10 Tho next convention. giving
definite plans for this
Convention Goes TO Bristol.
At the morning session the First
Church. Bristol. Va. was chosen as
th4 next place 70 meet for the con
State board. The following officers
were elected: Rrv. Arthur Wake. Of
Rocky Mount. president OF the CON
vent!on Rev. c. Il. Reynolds. Lynch
burg. vtcc-presIdcn;. Rev A. G
Meadows. Roanoke. secretary. DR.
j. i. Mcconnell. East Radcord. and
Rev J. II. Hunlcy. Richmond. were
elected members OF the committee on
recommendations 30 the international!
convention. Rev. &. NJ Watson. Nor
folk. was elected members OF the
nominating committee ot tn. United
Christian Missionary Society. Ecv.
r W. Long. OF Clifton Forge. was
elected alternate.
Rey. c. l.. Garrison. Danyillc: Row
J. T. Watson. Lynchhu,g: j.. d
MaPhiS. StTasburE: Rev. L. y. Wolfe.
A7palaehia. and Rev. j. w. Cunning
nam. hampton. were clcctr! members
o. The hndinGs committees s. II. VIII
kinsna and \. J.. Blake. both OF Rich
mond. wcrc elected members or ~.
BOARD OF trustees OF Lynchburc cot
!eGe The following officers were
elected for tn" Virginia Christian
Missionary Society: Waller Iolladay
Richmond. president: Rev. ]. n. Ham.
icy. R!chmond. first vice president:
Or r. II. Walker. Norfolk. second
vice president: Perry Seay. Rich
mond. secretary: Georg" s Crcnshaw.
E!chnond. treasurer: T. T. HicharJ
son. jr.. Richmond. auditor. and y,
L. Blake and Rev IL u. c. Mae
lachlan and Il. &. Hawkins rcsiJn,,
members
consider l.ynrhburg College.
ne convention cam. to a close last
night with an educational session
"h''h was given over 10 the inter
ests OF Lynchburg College. \ dis
thct!y college atmosphere was orc
aten ny IN" prcsencc OF a delegation
~ a'oN' Mfiy OF the students of tho
'"I!cEe In" music of the .vnninr
was rendered by the Huys' ana Girls.
Gee clubs. Miss Xaidcr Cr..l ,rd
NocI MaNhew. students O! the collcr.
maze brief addresses. and tho rcpnrt
OF tho board OF trustees was ,,,,,.
I. G. Hobbs. The address Of tho eve
nihE was delivered by Dr. n u
fFitchard' Of indianapolis, who is
general secretary OF tho board OF
education OF the Disciples OF Christ.
tn" sessions yesterday morning
and afternoon were devoted tn husI-
ness during which Tho recommends
Nons OF the state board were pre-
sented by waller Holiday. Tn. r..
port Of the tgtu-~ work committee.
OF which Rev, ! II Scott was ehuir
man 10 which an reports made dur
'NE 'he convention has" boon refer
iec' vas The order O.. tn. dav a.
pom sessions. THIS re2or, took UP
the E-somtas foundations %. tn. star.
board a-i adopted hem sub.,ar.isi-
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