Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-02-01

citation has gone in new quarters.
They now hold aloft their christian
banner at Cicero's Hall, on the turn
pike near Hall Street. Mrs. Ellen
Coy addressed the young men on last
Sunday evening. She made quite a
neat speech and many were surprised
at her great amount OF ability. Go up
next Sunday and take q part in their
exercise.
Don't be ia hurry TO marry" at
the 2nd Baptist Church next Monday
night by Prof. w. A. Mitchell. Music
bY some of the best talent.
MIR Frank Mann, who arrived in the
city last week on account of the death
of his father returned TO New York on
last Tuesday night.
tsinment given at DIR. Binga's on last
Monday and Tuesday nights was well
attended.
MIR +. l.. Williams is the Msnches-
ter correspondent for the Reformor.
Supt. O. L. Winfree seeing to be
meeting with much success with his
school
The Second Baptist Church Sunday
School is in fiourishing condition
with their leader, :. w Han.
Rev w. w. Wines. Jr.. of the Third
Street Baptist Church, Richmond, Va.
addressed the young people of the
Swapsboro Baptist Church on last
sunday evening. His subject was
l"Honesty, the best policy The
speaker was listened to with marked
attention, having won his audience by
his most appreciating language.
Rev Lee 'rayser is holding the
west end in check in pointing out the
wsy TO the maynard and strangers to
the Commonwealth of Israel. We tell
you he gave the gamblers and old
dramsters some hard blows last Sun
day.
rev. Decatur Phillips of Hope Chap
FL preached one of his good old soul
stirring sermons on last Sunday morn
ing.
Rev Binga preached an able sermon
Sunday night. His subject was
eighed in the balance and found
wanting"
DIR. A. Binga addressed the MEM
bers of Hatchett Lodge on last Tues
day night. Quite an appreciative su-
dience was present.
| Grand Secretary Q. VIM. Moon and
2 z. d , Elizabeth Harris occupied
/ the most prominent seats. w. 9 :, w.
Witt and ID. of F w. A. Jenkins &C.
cupied seats in front of the rostrum
There were a good number of visi-
tors from various lodges. Never have
we heard the principles of the Order
defined SO eloquent as they were on
this occasion by the learned Reverend
An essay was read by Mrs Mamie G.
Robinson, which was scriptural as
we'll as instructive. Excellent s:Sg-
ing was done by Misses Mollie F., Ma
linda and William Harris. They SANG
Is Jaer1c lOvor of NV cnrI
Grand Secretary @. VIM. Moon in q
short speech declared that Samaritan.
ism throughout the state was in q
fiourishing condition, but could MOI
say that it was Oh the increase in oul
city. He declared that a chock wal
I under the wheel and the Order was al
a stapd-still in Manchester, but he
is trusting in God, believing that hi
! will remove every obstacle and The
grand and good old Order reach It's
!. standard OF old. Time would not
allow the speaker to give in detail thu
! workings of the OrGer IN the state.
) After dismission, large number o
the assemblage repaired to the Sa
! maritan Hall, corner Sth and Hull SITS
! where the annual supper OF the abov,
named ledge was given. About l0'
people composed the gathering and
! grand time was spent until o'clocl
: in the morning.
Mr.. H. A. Brooks is out again.
! Sunday is grand rally day at the Is
Baptist hurch.
| Among the members of the Firs
Baptist Church. who are out of tn
: / city who contributed recently to tn
! church are Miss l. N. Cheatham $ls
! Mrs. MARTHA V. Harris, 81; Mr. an
, Mrs. VIM Patterson, 81 and Mr..
! Garland Cogbill, So.
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