Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-09-28
OHARLOTTEsvILLE LETTER.
al the Ohurohes-Deaths ETA.

CHARLorrESvILLR, Va, SEPT %. '95
At the Mount Zion Baptist Church
Rev. K. b. Hardy. b. D. preached il
the morning, Subject; THE Lord
supper" We must say that the Rev
erend handled this subject we'll. II,
was at his highest and is doing pooc
worS among his people. We cannot
speak too highly for him as a pastor
and leader. e wish him success.
Rev. Walker of New York city
preached good sermon.
At the lst Baptist Church, Rev. r.
O. Quarles filled the pulpit morning
and evening" He preached two most
excellent sermon, which made an ex-
cellent impression and were listened
70 with deep interest by the congrega-
ton. This church has not called a
pastor a. yet, but as they are so nearly
out of debt, we hope that may be soon.
We are very sorry to again say. no re-
ports from the other churches and a.
gain extend TO them the invitation to
send us n report of their services
MIR. Thomas Clay for many years
porter for the Central Hotel and the
Parish House, departed this life Sept.
10Th, 1895. The funeral took place
from the Ebenezer Church, Sunday,
sept 22nd 1895. Rev. Fruatt Off
ciating. assisted by Rev. r. B. Hardy
ofMt. Zion
The PLANET sold we'll last Saturday
and we were sorry that we did not
nave enough papers TO supply the de-
mand
Mr.. James Perkins visited the dis
trict lodge of q. u. 0. of .. f. at Lex
ington last week. He had fine time
there and enjoyed the trip very much,
seeing brethren from different parts
of the state. He had the pleasure Of
meeting Rev I. a. johnson and VIEW
ing the very fine church his congrega-
ton is building He seems to be the
right man in the right place. God
speed him in his good work.
We are glad to say that the Jefferson
Brass Band is getting on nicely and it
is hoped that they will be able to come
out in few weeks. Mr.. Sidney Brad |
them.
We are glad to see many of our old
friends are back from the Springs.
They are coming in at all times of day
and the young ladies are meeting them
with smiling faces glad TO see them |
return.
We are sorry that we have not had
letter in for two weeks, but hope we
will not be crowded out again soon.
Since our last letter there has been /
great many deaths, and among them |
were Mr.. John Shelton and Miss M |
Green.
Mrs Eva f. Pinlsney of Portsmouth,
who has been visiting Mrs Seay OF
this city left for home last week.
Well, Sunnyside has been unwell for /
sometime and has been unable to get /
out TO see what was going on, but now /
he is at his post again, SO you may just |
look out
Well old Jack, do you know / spent /
allmy money on her this summer and |
that old lover of hers came back from i
the Springs and can't get word in
edgeways Do you think that
is right? No, old boy, / saw he he had
her Sunday, you wait, your time next.
Say young fellow, if you do not stop
going with that married lady, we win |
have TO give you away.
Look out boys and get there in time.
Where2 To the grand Concert at the |
First Baptist Church on Monday Sept. |
3osh, by the Jefferson concert compa-
ny of course.
Say young man, the next time you
go to church with lady and leave her
TO go home with some other fellow,
things wont go so pleasant with you
Are you going TO the First Church |
Monday night to help the Brass Band.
Why yes you Will and don't you forget |
it.
SUNNYsIDE.