Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-04-18
CHURCH HILL NOTES.
HERE AND THBRE-OHUROHES-
LARGE REVIVALS.
The Y. NJ. o. A. The Church Hill Guitar
and Mandolin Club ApOlOgizes-Ru-
merOus Weddings-0ther Locals
CONDENSED.

Last Sunday was a veritable Spring /
day, in the morning, coOlla balmy,
but the afternoon was inclined TO be l
rather hot. The churches in this vicin |
ity were largely attended and they |
seemed to have added attractions for
the children of God.
While at the Fourth Baptist Church
during the forenoon we had the pleas
ure of listening to another of Rev.
Payne's thrilling discourses which be-
ing directed principally to sinners,
sounded threatening and ominous to
them but added great consolation to
the children of God.
His voice was heard throughout the
day while in the evening prayer-meet-
ing was held for the benefit OF the
mourners who had assembled to hear
the word of God.
During the past week it has been esti-
mated that between seventy-five and
one hundred mourners have bowed.
while. it is most cheering to know that
the christians seem dead in earnest TO
get souls from hell. There are many
converts, and through the assistance
rendered by Brother Fox OF King Will
liam Co., Va, more are expected.
Rev. H. r. Williams of the Fountain
Baptist Church sends encouraging
news from his part of the battlefield,
and many sinners have been made to
rejoice in the Lord OF their Salvation
YIN. Q. A.
/; The Y. NJ. c. A, on last Sunday af
: ternoon was the scene of unusual re-
joicing owing perhaps to the fact thai
2 or of their members had falleI
out with their sins, and had come Il
the glorious light of the gospel. Shor
= addresses were made, after which the,
held prayer-meeting, which was en-
% joyed by all present. they hold regu
lar meetings every Tuesday and Frida,
70 at p, Nj. Come out and help them
Il The Church Hill Guitar and Mando
lin Club begs leave to apologize
10 through this medium to Mr.. S: z. Bur
rell, general secretary of the Y. M. [
% A.. and others who were connecte
with the concert given at the TT he Re
81 formers Hall, Monday night, the OF
% inst, for their nOn-appearance. OWN
to the illness OF Mr.. David Patterson
% their accomplished leader ard the IL
20 disposition of the leading guitarist an
AZ mandolinist, the club did not see fit
so attend and furthermore wishing
sustain their reputation as one of tt
20 leading clubs of the city, they did M
like attend the concert with only ont
IL half of their members. At any 9TH
90 them an invitation the club will a
commodate them with some of the
% choicest music.
az oUPID's PRAEKs.
Cupid must be on the war-path aga
90 by reason of the havoc he seems to
working in the hearts Of our YOU
90 people. The young men it seems ha
got an object in view at last, and til
object is couT tship. The wedding be
90 have commenced to ring and when W
90 they stop? We can't tell, but we wou
so advise all of our old maids and bach
Is lors, to step up to the matrimon
so (h)alter and get united whether c
20 pid's dart has pierced your heart
not, because we feel that this is yC
90 last chance
90 Among the victims who have 81
- cumbed are Miss Mary Tate who "
united in wedlock to Mr. Walter Ligl
foot Monday morning, (Easter) the
~ inst. Rev. Evans Payne officiated a
the happy couple left for an extend
-. bridal tour Co Hampton, Newport Ne
life Old Point,V While in Newport Ne
M they we're Hospitality entertained
Ill Mrs. Maria Crump on Warwick A
was The presents we're costly as well
ana useful. The young couple has {
no, best wishes.
the Miss Mamie Notify linked her (
ntll tunes with that of MIR. Jonn Parr
ved on Thursday night, the 9th inst, q
the O'Clock z. Nj at her pretty little no
d. on North 30th St. Rev. Payne tied
ar silken knot. There were many use
the presents, and the esteem in which
tiny young couple we're held was attes
by the many guests who had assC
the bled in their honor.
rec We beg leave to inform the pull
ster that Miss Virginia A. Baugh will
heir come the wife of MIR. William H. Is
rry, som at the residence OF the form
I'M 1922 North 32nd St., Wednesday ev
ing, April 22nd and reception at
49,. Lily of the Valley Hall. Friends
Sid invited. No cards.
her There are many more, but for W
mas of space we can't insert.
BAL Rev. Evans Payne of the Fou
N Bap ist Church preached the AnniN
I'M sary Sermon celebrating the 33rd
niversary of the Gospel Bapt. Chu
'pIe of York Co., Rev. P. A Green pas
.ble OTHER LOCALS Condensed.
Applications are pouring into
o"i Thessaionian Social Club. The III
Der has been limited to twenty-f
jus none but those of good character
reputation need apply.
5P. We are glad to note that Mr.. Dab
= in Underwood is out again.
the The Fourth Baptist Sunday Sci
Z. in gives every promise of coming VI
ace its standard. The officers were
ac- stalled on last Sunday morning
En- Brother Anderson Bentley. I
the we're Messrs. Jeremiah Smith, SUI
ion. intendent; Joel Yates. Assistant
her perintendent. ". T. Nelson, Secrl
he'd ry; Willie Patterson, Assistant Sc
can tary; w. 7. Anthony and Miss Luci
: he Hamm, choristers; w. H. Fow
utes and George Branch, librarians;
her jamie L. Smith and Miss Susie Dab
and organists.
ords We are glad to see our young
1d I progressing in the business lines. I
we're should receive our patronage and
we're couragement.
Do you subscribe and pay for
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can tell of all the happenings and
ings of our people. Don't delay,
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earl Mr.. George Jordan is very sic