Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-10-10

them and before he left he had re-
ceived the pledges of hfty dollars.
The entire community that rs friendly
towards rs extend their sympathy.
Rev. Samueis of Ashland preached
for the cODgr egatiOn of the First Bap-
fist Church on last Sunday morning.
Quite an appreciative audience we're
in attendance.
In the afternoon DR.. Binga preached
TO large congregation who seemed to
have come for the purpose of hearing
what DIR. Binga had TO say, since there
were so many conflicting fables told
about the condition of the church
I The Rev. preached from Job 2:3, Hast
thou not considered my servant Job2
The Rev. was listened Co with marked
attention, and when he concluded
the entire congregation was entirely
satisfied. the proof of which we have
never witnessed members OF the
church SO eager to work for the repairs
of the church. Already people are
at work endeavoring to use every
means by which we can succeed in the
works of completion
The Fern Leaf Club under the lead
ership of Mr.. W. IL Hatcher will give
a grand concert Monday night. All
are cordially asked to assist US. Ad-
mission Toe.
At the Second Baptist Church. the
pastor, Rev ID. Webster Davis preach
| ed IN the morning TO a remarkably
large audience. In the evening, Rev
Nelson Brown, pastor of the Mt. Olive
Baptist Church of Cheste' field Co.
preached an excellent sermon.
In the afternoon at the First Baptist
Church of Richmond, Rev ID. Webster
Davis was ordained in the presence
! or very large audience. Rev. James
II. Holmes preached the ordination
sermon and = most excellent one i
was. There was a large number of Man
chester people present especially o
the members and congregation of TIT
2nd Baptist Church, Manchester
The Grand Oratorio Jephthah and hi
4 Daughter by the rumored Accelerand
D Club will be played at the True Re
#, formers Hall October 26th for tn
= benefit of the Second Baptist Church
d : Deacon Hilyard was again out and a
his post of duty on last Sunday. w
are pleased to see him out again.
Mr.. E. Garland COgbill departed thi
life on last Thursday morning at tn
residence of his parents, Hull st. Hi
funeral will take place Sunday morr
ing from the First Baptist Church.
NJ DIR w. E. Atkins, having passed
rigid as well as a very creditable el
animation at Rock Alum Springs, Sci
TENDER 9Th, 7th and Sth has receive
his commission and returned to h
future home, Hampton, Va, v here h
will practice his chosen profession.
y A revival meeting is in progress {
=. the 22nd st Church, Rev. G.. @ Col
- man, pastor assisted by Rev. FO,
Quite a number have professed faith
Christ and a number is yet inquirir
= the way.
is Mrs Mary Briggs and daughter
New York who have been visiting h,
10 brother, Mr.. Robert Armistead lie
70 last Monday for her home, havir
r been informed of the illness OF h.
70 husband. They left last Mond,
much improved in health.
" Mrs Imogene J. Saunders paid
er flying visit to our city last Sund'
ly She came or the excursion of viii.
u Mr.. George Williams was manager.
m MIR. Page Ross will open his mig
f. school next Monday night at his hon
in NewtowD.
re MIR. f. l.. Williams an enterprisil
ed | young man of our city has opened
r. full line of Green Groceries near G