Richmond planet., 1896-11-28

through the exercises with great earn
estness which seemed profitable to ALL
The parents should take more active
interest in the Sunday-school work
There is much both can learn and do
to advance themselves and help others
as we'll They should see what others
are teaching their children
Rev. II. Powell preached morning
and afternoon at 9th Church. As usual
he fed his flock with strong aud whole
some food. Don't forget that Five
hundred dollars on first Sunday in
December.
Rev. George E Johnson and his peo-
pie OF the River View continues to
fight bravely for the Masters cause
Brother K +. Johnson is a good worker
in the Sunday school
Rev. John Ellis, superintendent of
Shop Hill Mission School is doing a
good work, good number of both
young and old are being fed with the
bread of life.
We hear that some of the Galilee
Baptist brethren are yet casting about,
know not what TO do Brethren look
about you and you will see that men
are going to destruction and their souls
candidates for hell. Friends 60 down
in the valley of your heart with earnest
prayer to God and He will lead you in
the right way.
So often men delight in dealing out
heaping up measure to Others, that
they will mach the town over telling
people they are not sick and can't take
same. You had better get the beam
out your own eye before you look af-
ter the mote in your brothers.
She-Darling where have you been
these two weeks?
He-Sick, suffering, awful.
She-But you want sick enough to
stay from Mrs. -. He received left
handler across the eyes
The Baptist Young Peoples Union,
K. H. Pierce president, is doing a good
work. Last Monday evening Miss
Williams read an essay, which was ex-
cellent for one of so tender age. Miss
Finetta Harris sang sweetly- The en-
tire Union is a success. We notice
Mrs. L. A. Coles. Rev. +. Davis, W. II.
Carter, M. l.. Crittenden, K. G.. Pride,
Misses Syms and +. Jasper and Mrs
Willie Harris and others often in atten-
dance to speak words of encourage
ment. They meet every Monday z 80
p. m. Go and help the cause along.
He-I have been treated wrong. very
wrongfully.
She-Who is that, is that you, mani
Oh, go away you wrong yourself. Amt
no body treat you wrong, you were
born wrong.
The Sunday-school quarterly Union
was held last Sunday evening with 9th
church. Prof. William A Mitchell
president, opened by reading a selec-
tion from the Psalms. Prayer By
| Brother b. G West. After few time.
ly remarks by the President, he intro
duced Mr.. Il. T. Hill, who very ably
discussed the subject, "The Sunday
school" Brothers Nelson Williams, Jr
w. W. Wines and b. G.. West delivered
short but interesting addresses, al
showing much forethought and greatly
! advanced ideas in the work; but the
: speech of the occasion was made b,
Deacon K. J. Bass on the subject, "ThI
need of city Missionary" Brothe,
! Bass seemed to throw his whole sou
I into the matter. he was in earnest
! logical and eloquent.
President Mitchell then made a shor
pointed speech thanking the large au
dience for the good order.
Rev. +. Davis in the absence OF tn
? pastor-superintenden Rev. Powell
gave few words Of welcome and bi,
the friends to come again. Time an,
space fail us but to say the least ever,
! parent in this section ought to hav
s been present that could have beel
2 there and heard those brethren plea
n in behalf of their children. We YER
T much regret there was so few parent
: present but we are glad that the young
er element was out to hear for them
selves. The singing by the Sunday
: sshool class and Brother @. @. William
J. was refresing and sweet. Benedictio
s by Reverend Powell.
y Mrs. + G. Powell has greatly i'm
n proved under the skillful treatment {
DIR. s. II. Dismond.
From the way we see those sister
and that other brother of Division, n