Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-05-23
WEST END NOTES
Good Sermons by Faithful Preachers.
Bride Your Tongue-A Man in
the Soup.

pecially so at the morning services.
This is a good sign OF improvement.
The most remarkable part Was the
large attendance of young people That
is right begin early TO learn how to
Give God the first fruits of the day.
The Sunday Schools are largely on
the increase and all seem to bestir
themselves more faithfully, these in
deed, are healthy signs.
At River View Baptist the work goes
on with increasing interest.
At Galilee Baptist, New Town. the |
friends are trying to pull together but |
/ the war cloud of their troublesis not |
yet cleared away. Let them take warn |
/ ing from the past and be more careful |
about their future actions. Somebody |
must lead, cast of SELF be watchful, |
pray earnest, trust God and He will |
guide the ship safely over the breakers. |
At the 9TH Baptist Rev. CLARK. form |
er pastor, at IL 80 preached an able |
and instructive discourse on Peace. |
/ he showed up in plain forcible man
ner how church members created strife
/ confusion and disorder by holding
caucus meetings and canvassing among
the members of the church to carry
! their point and often for selfish and
unholy ends. He counseled the
church to hold up the arms Of their
new pastor and properly support him
by their prayers and means.
| At 3 80 Rev. clark administered the
Lord supper. He was very impress
sive in his admonition to the members
TO live upright and holy lives. He
called attention to a newspaper report
that at their last communion the broth
er who broke bread for them had said,
that he understood that the custom
had been to hold covenant meeting and
tn t they told lot of lies, etc. The
PLANET man wishes to state that what
was reported was what the brother did
, say. 1t was an insult to every mem
Der of the 3, h Baptist Church and we
! hardly think he will be called on again
to break bread or preach until he ex-
plains himself. He does not know
that the members told lot of lies,"
at covenant meetings ;but the members
do know that the same holy and truth
full CD brother has certainly failed to
= comply with his promises made TO the
! church of his own volition. Whether
they are "lot of lies" or not we leave
1t for him to say, as he does not hest
tate to make wholesale charges against
/ a whole church and visiting friends.
; The experience OF those old saints are
? worth hearing at any time; but GOV
: enant meetings are not the place for
: long talks. such as some on last Sun
4 day.
At night Rev. w. II. Harris preached
n an excellent sermon. 1t was bread for
the old saints and wisdom for the
: young people. They should heed the
q advice given and profit by every word
$ Young woman beware, beware
|. Sisters Z. r. Moss, J. Burford, NJ. E
Jones, NJ Brown and others Of club
Il No. well deserves the thanks OF theil
; church for faithful work. Rev. Gull
It Inns lecture under the management Of
the above club made a fair success. He
who cannot laugh when Rev. Gullini
lectures, is certainly dead. The clut
wishes to express their thanks to visit
ing friends from other churches.
Or Great many people seem to take
is great delight in advising others how
u to do right and then try to shield then
4 selves in their wrong doing by telling
lie others not to as they do but as the!
II advise. The good book commands t
" set worthy examples'and not to be sucl
~ hypocrits posing as saints.
h Next week shall give you the pro
r. gramme for the first Sunday in JUNE
also for preaching three nights during
ID the week and ice-cream and strawber
ry feast and big reception. Let tn
st old and Young prepare TO come west.
~ Give Mr.. Robert l.. Turpin your or
e, der for the PLANET.
~ Mr.. + @. Jasper's family and mothe
~ in-law have removed to Philadelphi
vi to live. They will be greatly misses
ty and have our wishes for success. Mr.
Jasper was long a resident of Cary an,
On Taylor Streets
TO The following scenes took place
II, few days ago with certain gentlemen
I'll Scene l. Place in a certain shoe
n shop on upper Main St.-Subject: shoe
err and women. After discussion a.
d. agreed that they knew but little aboH
or leather, except that a man often trie
rt TO put pair of No s shoes on No.
to feet and charged the shoemaker wit
adj misfitting. AS for women her way
he were past mans finding out.
rs Scene II Refreshm, nts - water
We straight water, without either suga
if or a straw in it After this the discus
vs. sion waxed warm and more water wit
ot little ice added and all agreed to re
as fresh in a more substantial diet.
We Scene III One of the clans was dis
patched, post haste, on a bicycle to
Iot certain saloon on Broad Street to g
a a bucket of Mock Turtle Soup. II
ed got the soup and what else only
ell and the soup vender knows. II
lp mounted his Bike and speeded off I
headquarters.
nv Scene Nv As he neared the Assem-
zee bly, room the rod that held the sci
IS. broke down. (the seat to the bicycle
Down went the would be rider, u
ut went the bucket and down came til
he soup. Unmarked the riders black su
De- until he looked like Zebra and Col
i'll tain parts of his pants looked as thong
they had come in contact with buzz
ty saw. 1t was a real case of man
ne the soup.
on Scene V In the street the old maiC
ny smiled sereneIy and the young CIR
TO- laughed at the young mems folly al
the married ladies gave look thu
lie foreboded a sound warning to tho
an young clans who tried to find out w
mems ways. The small boys cheer6
do while the clans at the assembly roo
me looked detected and chagrinned
nd BY common consent no more discu
ak sions of Shoes and Women and at I'll
led same time take only straight waite
ou The clans slipped away like rats fro
I'm sinking ship to meet again in Jackst
Ward on election day to vote for Jol
in take it mixed. These scenes we
} it successfully carried out by - a.
Messrs. r. T., s. J. & Co.
ell Some ladies think they have &c
rls tain gentleman in a close place. MI
beware for he who can escape Il
The eye of woman at church festival
else where will be classed as one of {
all wonders of the world.
The weather is getting warmer al
get warmer An ice-cream saloon al
Ied soft (ladies) drinks, mean (soda W
teri in the west-end are needed.
Il AJAX
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