The colored American., 1894-08-11


Rev. b. NJ. Brown, IL m st. Matt.
ii, subject, 1.-TWO ways met.
Rev, w. A. Credit, IL a m Rev. c.
Il. Philips, of Philadelphia, otficiated;
3 m funeral of Miss Louisa Scott; at
s ( m services good.
Rev. J. T. Clark, 30 Sunday School;
II N ST. John 6-1O, subject, "Christ's
Kingdom;" p m, Soloman 8, ell,
subject, "Glory of God Temple"
Rev. J. G. Dent, II N covenent
meeting; at II baptlzed one; p N.
communion,
Rev. w. P. Gibbons, IL a M, st.
Matt. %, subject, "Gospel;" 8 p m, lst
Samuel 1874, collection $53.
Rev. J, w. Gaines, IL a m, st. John
3-14, subject, know We all men"
Rev. R. l.. Holmes, Nickelville, Va,
Acts 8-36, subject, characteristics of
s p m, Psalm 114-11 sub
ject, salvation of God. =
Rev. w. H. Howard, Exodus 1919
subject, "Unity of leaders" at 10Th
Street Baptist church; 3 p m, fellow
ship, 10; s p N at home, st, Luke, IS
IS, subject, "Backsllders." collection,
$11635.
Rev. w. H. Johnson, II a m, St
John 14-14, baptized one; p M com
munion, Jeremiah 1913, subject,
Goods CALL" s p m, Joshua, 12-13
subject. "Power of Prayer"
Rev. VIM Jackson, IL m st. Matt.
S-23. subject, Gospel Ship" s p m,
Jermiah 1918, subject Greatness of
God"
Rev. S. G. Lampkins at Culpeper,
Va, special sermc1 to the Capital City
Guards.
Rev. Geo. w. Lee, IL M Malachi
3-11 subject, "Son of God is Refiner
of Fire." p M Y. P. S, E.; Sp M,
Acts 1913. subject, salvation of
God;" rally collection, $50.
Rev. James Fl. Lee, II a M and 3 F
M at Lincolnsville, Va; p m at home
Genesis 6-1, subject, Ark of Safety
Rev. J. |. Loving at Lincolnville,
Va, reopening and dedication of his
was presented communion
set by the church club. Collection,
S1z5.
Rev. Randolph PaytOn, IL M,
Psalm Ills subject, christian Cour-
age;" p N Halls Hill, st. Matt. 20
80, subject, "Our Savior" p m visit
ing divine of1lclated; Collection $54.40.
Rev. r. H. Porter, II a M Lincoln
vile, Va, preached the dedication
st, Matt. 1918, subject
Origin of the Baptist Church," 6 80 p
M funeral services of one of his mem
bers.
Rev. VIM. Reeves at communion in
Rev. III. G. Robinson, 8 30 Sunday
II m st. John 14-12; II so
baptized one; p m communion, sub
ject, "Love of Liberty" 81 m. subject,
Judas Iscariot."
Rev. j. w. Robinson on circuit.
Rev. J. A. Taylor, IL M PHILIPPIANS
1-2, subject, christian Duty and its
importance;" II 80 baptized one; p
m communion service, right hand of
fellowship 5; collection $9l.
Rev. Washington Waller, IL m,
Rev. E. r. Jackson officiated; p III
Hebrew 12-8; subject, "Besetting Sin"
collection $29
Rev. J. HI. Winston, II m, 1st
Timothy lis, subject, "She was with
Him." s p m, communion. Ezekiel,
24-12.
Rev. Sandy Alexander Introduced
Rev. C. H. Philips, president of the
Ministers Union in Philapelphia. DR..
Philips said he was the presiding of
ficer of nearly 200 ministers with a
representation of 120 churches and
they are all in fiourishing condition.
Rev. J. E. Little, of New Castle, Penn.
and Rev. j. r. Pryor, of West Virginia,
paid complimentary visits. Rev. VIM.
FL. Johnson introduced Mr. r. j. Ed
monston, agent of the Eureka Mercan-
tile Business Company. Mr.. Edm on
ston spoke on the financial condition
of the $1,000 colored people in the
District of Columbia.
Benediction by Rev. J. E. Little.
Rev. Fl. &. Robinson, president; Rev.
1. ]. Loving, secretary.
DIR. q. w. Bryant, National Secre-
tary of the National Equal Rights
Council and President of the Mercan-
tile Railway Building and Loan Asso-
c1ation. is taking much needed rest
at Atlantic City. until the 1st. of Sep
tember when he will return to this city
and push the work OF the Council as
well as his secular business. He and
the madame will reside, permanently
in this city.
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