Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-04-18
MAGNO'S MESSAGE.
JACKSON WARD BREvTrIEs.
Excellent Services at our Churches and
Attended by Large OrOwds-Things
Seen and Heard While Rambling
in the Ward

Last Sunday was one of the finest
days we have had this year, and it was
fully appreciated by the large crowds
that turned out on their shapes. All
the churches were well attended.
At the Moore st. Baptist Church,
Rev. Il. o. Johnson preached an elo-
Quent sermon from the text. 'If the
righteous barely es cape, where will the
ungodly and sinner appearp' he was
at his best. 1t will be well for you to
hear this divine.
Excellent services were conducted /
at the Ebeuezer Baptist Church on last |
Sunday. We learn that communion
services will be cOnd ucted in the main
auditorium on next Sunday.
We are told that Rev. A. l.. Gaines
preached at the First Baptist Church
on last Sunday morning to large con-
gregation.
We are glad to state that our friend
and brother, Lee Frasier passed the
examining board for the ministry on
last Tuesday evening. Come brethren
the harvest is great, and the laborers
are few"
We learn that the affable Rev J An
drew Bowler will occupy the pulpit of
the Fifth St. Baptist Church next Sun
day morning. Hear ye him.
We are glad to learn that Miss Mar
ment as teacher in the public school
system.
On last Sunday, there was Mission
airy meeting held at the Hartshorn Me-
: mortal College. Speaking and singing
, by the students, after which addresses
were delivered by Revs. Wormley and
Powell on the condition of southwest
Virginia. A collection of $1O.12 was
taken, and a donation of $15 made by
. Sickness and death figure conspicu-
l. ously within this section.
: Miss Sarah Martin left the city yes.
terday for Philadelphia, where she will
v visit her relative and friends.
I, We learn that the HartshOrn Memo
~ rail College will close about the mid
die of next month.
We learn that several clubs have al
ready been organized for the purpos'
of running excursions this summer
ol Boys, the girls are glad OF that.
The wedding bells are still a-ringine
te Who will be the next2
9n We heard young lady say that sh
is getting so, that she doesn't like t
ro read the paper. "Why2" asked her as
n sociate. because / see so many mar
nl riages and can't get married.
ne The young girls were out in thei
on spring suits on last Sunday, lookin
=, better than they did Easter.
ne Yes, the Richmond boys got beat b
as those Manchester boys. We are sol
% ry to say so. but the folks say SO;
Oh pared for you the next time.
ro Faith Pat, he got married in Wasl
iat ingtop on Monday 9Th inst. We al
ne told that she has returned.
10 Don't you know that she sporte
IA three fellows on last Sunday? Ye
Tic we'll supplied.
m Girls, we don't think you ought to
ne so noisy in trying to get seat
ing church, especially after services ha'
commenced.
re- We are sorry to know that some
our the people of whom we wrote Ia
wv week, are real angry We would a
ION wise them TO keep quiet, for as one
LOT our Reverends says, IF rock hit
out dog in the dark, he will howl"
srs. Well, one more of our teachers W
her wear the hymenial garment in Il
Try days. We learn that her intended
az from Arkansas. Boys, they are lea
ielr ing.
W. Virgins is out again, also Miss a
ano ME Taylor.
lite Young men, save up your penni
Ion Remember the weather is getti
ne warm, when ice-cream will be
nor freshment.
he Some OF our girls say they will I
raj leave the city this summer, as they {
and sire TO see the fellows out.
Sers Old man, we don't see why y
should try to go with that girl. S
Ken has Just been turned ONat in compaI
/ on We do not come upon the old ma
hat and old bachelors in social circ
very much now. Have you retired
lrst Some of the girls and boys of I
lted Ward are progressing rapidly along
mr.. literary lines, while others in the
on cial circles.
abs, Love is a funny thing" saws O.
sit makes one board the train a
Tea seeks it's destiny in other cities" 81
are was the experience few days past
part Flirts are getting numerous in {
section. Girls don't fiirt.
lrch We learn that several young men
e In thinking about getting divorce. tt
Will have only been tied about six mont
$ on Young men, when you marry, m,
lea ry wives that can work and help you
economiZing.
was They did look very nice as they ca
sun up Third Street on Easter Sunday,
I'M Oh how that remark that was ma
ans, to them, made them blush.
= 1. The winter is past, and sweet Spri
: has come at last Oh love, come
S TO way; said young man to his retu
reat ing girl.
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