Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-12-05
FROM sTAUNToN
Thanksgiving BxerCises-UniOn and Dis
content-Passed Away-The Gene
terry TroSble-New Trustees Az
uointed-A Pastor Remem-
bered.
srAuNToN. ", Nov. 8O, '9e

Sunday was a very unfavorable day
Rev. Deans was out OF the city on
last Sunday morning, and his pulpit
was occupied by Rev Tate, one of the
shining lights of Augusta Street M K.
Church At7:3O, one OF Africa's sons
made talk on the mission of st. Paul.
Madam Monszaro is one that should
be greatly admired for her zeal and
courage as n missionary.
Thanksgiving services we're largely |
attended at Ebenezer last Thursday.
Rev d. g Dean made a grand selec-
tion for the occasion, namely Thanks
giving"
At the Augusta Street M. E. Church,
Rev. Riggs had an excellent pro.
gramme mapped out and invited all |
we'll wishers to participate. A Nj. T.. |
and Augusta Street Churches CONSOLE |
dated in their Thanksgiving services. |
De. Lyons. pastor OF Mount Zion held !
services Thursday night at 8 p. m.
Madam O. G. Stumm returned Oh the
25th ult.
The Love and Charities held their
anniversary last Thursday night at
their hall, corner of Pump Street and
Central Ave.
DID NOT LIKE 1T
A certain church excluded one OF her
members for disorderly conduct and
he came and entered their doors, and
tried to act Goliah but they soon had
him out their doors anG the police cap
tured Goliah Eleven dollars and fifty
cents was the conqueror of Goliah
Self-respect is the highest ambition OF.
manhood, and when you are the pos
SCISSOR of that. you will return the
same to others. A certain man said TO
. another man il l ever catch you again
,.-e1 h-.., L ~
head with stick. He who is wrong,
decides against church will soon find
himself in company with demons.
On last Thursday night, Rev. Dean
was surprised by quite number of the
members of his congregation. He was
; standing at his door With their many
voices singing, LET the stranger in, .
the door was opened and the host be-
gan to enter with their supplies for the
inner man. They we're: Mesdamss
Fannie Vawns, Luella Morgan, Lizzie
huston, Sarah Horsly, Ellie Finly. Hat
tie Lewis, Mrs Mamie Armistead
James Oliver, Miss Margaret Barber
Susie l. Ronton, Robert Bird, Miss
Emma Jones, Alice Peters, Joannaf
Holmes. G.. w. Armistead, Charles
Bird, j. Burton, Ellen Morgan, Sarai
Brent, Lucy Profit John Price, Mrs
Emma Davenport. Mrs. Walker, EvI
Davenport. Belle Garter, Mesdame
Hannah Parks. NJ. E. Finly, Hanabl'
Holmes, Mrs. Priscilla Scott anC
:. daughter, W. II. Garter, Thomas John
:. son, j, ii. Williams, Mrs. Eliza Gll
ot more, Miss Emma Wilson, John Fer
lg guson and wife, Cornelia Brown, Mrs
i Lucy White, Tobias Stusrd, II w
| White, Summerfield Davenport, Mrs
Laura n. Johnson, Josie Brown, Mrs
he Mollie Lewis. Ellie Holloway, Jr,. Nan
e. ME Huston, Ella Kelian, William Car
" rell. Mrs Barbara Malone, Miss Kat
r Malone, Mrs. A E. Bolden and quite
~ number of others whose names W
e. failed to get.
OTHER ITEMS.
% Mrs Julia Carter left for Lock HaV
'S en-. Pa, November oath to visit her so
ry Henry and other near relatives.
I'd Rev h. Wilson of Moth Carolin
Ne was in the city last Sunday and preac
ed at the Ebenezer Sunday night.
The remains of Mrs Annie Morr
1s. we're brought here from Clevelan
a Ohio, the 27tn. She died at the age
,e- forty-five years. three months al
80 fourteen days. She left loving hu
JUS band, Il. P. Morris and five childre
and many friends to mourn their los
to Funeral from A M. F.. Church, tex
I'D ted She was q mem Der of Lone ST
ION No II of Love and Charities, also Il
he Household OF Ruth. Both orders We
he out on the occasion.
'n.ks REMOVED THE TRUSTEES.
'le During the past two weeks conside
On able dissatisfaction has been NANTES
lif- ed by two of our colored churches
IN the management of the Fair Vie
Cemetery owned by the two church
namely Mount Zion and Augusta
NJ +. change was ordered by t
eel churches and the former trustees r
for fused to respond. The court granted
; "a removal OF the old trustees, namel
en- c. l.. Brock, w W. Lewis. Samu
ed. Adams, J. w. White, o. J. Dewitt
,itv James Anderson, James Carte
nv Willard Graves, ]. b. jackson, and
,tas their stead the following trustees we
the appointed: John Monroe, Geor
,tes Wood, William Perkins, d. W, Yanc
GOD on behalf of Mt Zion Baptist Churc
nv Elijah Smith. + T. Ware, John
70. Harris. George II. White on behalf
an Augusta Street M. E. Church. 7
and old board was required to turn over
] 10. the new board all books, papers, fun
2 to and property pertaining to said cen
sla- terry, also they at once yielded &
bsd gave possession to the new boz
n il peaceably "Thy saints in all this 6
II Is rious war, will conquer though tn
!. die" The reason did that, want
to save myself.