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Lee University, will speak on Tues
day evening at S o'clock, on "The
New Alliance ? Religion and Busi
ness." On Wednesday evening Mr.
A. M. Prichard, of Staunton, Va., will
speak on "The Stewardship of
Money." During the day sessions va
rious phases of Christian life and
work will be ably discussed. Every
session is urged to send at least one
elder and one deacon or layman as
delegates.
J. E. Flow, Chairman.
CHANGE OF ADDRESS.
Rev. J. H. Freeland from Fort
Smith, Ark., to Yorktown, Tex.
Rev. J. C. Tims, D. R., from Tampa,
Fla., to Margret, Ga.
Rev. R. E. Carroll from Corinth,
Miss., to Batesville, Ark.
Rev. William R. Foster from
Clarendon to McAllen, Tex.
Rev. G. F. Kirkpatrick from Lil
lington to Laurinburg. N. C.
Rev. A. F. Laird from LaFayette,
Ala., to General Delivery, Charlotte.
N. C.
Rev. R. O. Wood from Abbeville
to 3002 DeSoto Street, New Orleans,
La.
Itev. R. !.?. "McXair from Blackstone
to Concord Depot, Va.
Rev. D. I*. Junkin from McClellans
ville, S. C., to Lexington, Va., tem
porarily.
Rev. W. 8. Porter from George
town, S. C., to Montreat, N. C., for
the siimmer.
Rev. W. Ta Jjathnm from Holly
Spring to Senatolia, Miss., where he
will be engaged in home mission
work.
Ilev. Ij. A. M<l>auriii from Jones
boro to Rowland, N. C.
Rov. 1>. S. (injpr. 1>. 1?., from Fulton,
Mo., to Macon, 111.
PERSONAL.
l>r. nnil Mrs. J. Mercer Hlain, of
Hangcliow, China, with their daugh
ter, Elizabeth, will leave Richmond
on July 31st and sail from San Fran
cisco on August 15*.h 011 the S. S.
"Siberia." Mail may be addressed to
them care T. K. K., Oriental Steam
ship Co., (525 Market Street;, San
Francisco, Cal., marked "outgoing
passenger on the Siberia."
Rev. Ci. W. Harland died lr. F.irm
ington. Mo., on July 11th. lie was
probably the oldest minister in the
Southern Presbyterian Church, lack
ing less than two months of being
ninety-eight years old. The cause of
his death was pneumonia. He was
buried in Farmington. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev. L.
R. King, pastor of the Farmington
church, and Rev. C. E. Hick-jk. of
Hot Springs, Ark. Mr. Harlan-l was
born in Trigg County, Ky. His whole
ministerial life was spent in Missouri.
He was one of the pioneer pastors
and served several churches, and for
a number of years he was the agent
of the Americas Bible Society. For
more than fifty years he was Stated
Clerk of Potosi Presbytery. He was
a thorough Christian gentleman and
a faithful servant of the Lord.
It??v. Thornton Whaling, D. P., of
Louisville Theological Seminary, Is
delivering at Blue Ridge, N. C., a
series of lectures on "The Theology
of Jesus," which will occupy him un
til August 1st. He will then deliver
the sam'e series of lectures at the
Presbyterian Summer Conference at
Xenia, O. August 13th-20th he will
lecture on the same subject at Bon
darken. Flat Rock, N. C. After that
he will for several Sundays supply
the Arch Street Presbyterian church
of Philadelphia. This is the church
which Benjamin Franklin attended.
MASSANETTA SPRINGS BIBLE
CONFERENCES.
Tho audience was greatly pleased
with tho eloquent dedicatorial sermon
preached by Dr. W. W. Moore, of
Union Theological Seminary. Gover
nor of Virginia, E. Lee Trinkle, an
alumnus of Hampden-Sidney College,
delivered an inspiring address in the
new auditorium on the second dedi
catorial day. He said in part: "1
rejoice over the establishment of this
conference. I am glad to know it has
been started so auspiciously and that
it shows signs of permanency. I am
glad of this splendid auditorium. It
shows that it is here for service, not
only for to-day, but to-morrow and
the years to come. I am here to-day
to show and express to you as far as
I can the genuine interest of the
Commonwealth of Virginia." It was
Hampden-Sidney College Day, he said:
"I don't see how any one can love
Hampden-Sidney any more than I do.
I don't expeot to do very much in
this world, but much of the good
that I may do was instilled in me
at Hampden-Sidney College. I wish
I could have the power to open the
gates of heaven and see the thous
ands of people led there by the four
hundred and seventy ministers sent
out by Hampden-Sidney. The thing
that gives me more pleasure than any
thing else is the memory of the days
spent there and at the University of
Virginia. It is education that is set
on fire by the Christian spirit that is
really worth while. That is the spirit
that prevails at old Hampden-Sidney
College. Wo must cultivate the spirit
of sending the children of the alumni
to the old college. I expect to send
my two boys to Hampden-Sidney.
"The success of the State depends
upon the character of the individual
citizen. In the birth of this confer
ence there is a potent power that
will promote happiness and progress.
Throughout the years I hope this con
ference may be continued, and as the
years come and go it may be enlarged.
It will be a great pleasure and honor
to sit at the feet of the great men
who will speak here during the com
ing years. All of the people of this
Commonwealth ought to be Interested
in a conference of this kind."
Dr. A. M. Fraser, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, Staunton,
presided at the morning session and
introduced Governor Trinkle.
The alumni of Hampden-Sidney
College and Union Theological Semi
nary held a joint banquet in the beau
tiful dining room of the Massanetta
Hotel on the evening of July 19th.
An enthusiastic group of alumni were
present, and following the sumptuous
supper, Dr. J. E. Booker, acting as
toastmaster, introduced the following
speakers, who responded loyally to
their alma mater: Drs. W. W. Moore,
T. K. Young, C. R. Stribling, J. M.
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