Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-06-19

~'ie ttrly estir going 20 their sew
? al places OF wOi ship, and all OF che
had good congregations
At Ebens ger, Rev DC. Deane dis
cOursed at II o'clock on the subject,
'Naluaelr young men ;" text Timothy
-. Com nunlOn at night
Rev. Ryder was in his pulpit at the
appointed time at the NJ. + Church,
and taught his people from Psalms
1872; and Luke 21:1l. At 1880 Mis-
slonSry Meeting presided over by its
worthy president, Professor W B.
Davenport met There was an excel
lent programme. Speeches ere made
10y Professors J H. h Carter. w b
ID NEWPORT and o j. Derritt, Mission
airy collection 81 IL.
Mount ZiOn hureh-Dr. Lyons
preacheD at III O'Clock from Luke IA "a
and %. AT o'clock. kev c. Ii. Nor
ton presched for Doctor Lyons. Mr.
NOrtOn has just returned from Lincoln
University where / e finisht d with hon
or. The Reverend discOursed e.
length from the text, what do you
think of Christ ?" Matthew % -. he
divided the text into three parts, viz !:
first, What Of Chr st as a Teacher :"
second, as a physician; third, as a
comforter. He handle d his theme in
a
pulpit orator. Communion services
we're held after the sermon
A. N. + Church-The annual sermon
OF the GOOD Samaritans was preached
at Aliens Chapel at O'clock by Rev.
Young The discoIrs was an able
one. There Mas quite a large audi
enee present. Rev. Tate delivered the
benefit Grafton
I he death of Ida Huggerson comes
like blight over the Community; but
only transplanted from the walks OF
life TO the garden that blooms b yond
the river The Mount Zion Sunday
School begs leave to submit the follow
ing:
Whereas, it has pleased our dear and
heavenly Father TO once more visit our
Sabbath School and remove from cur
midst to his blessed rev ard in lis
kingdom above our beloved friend aud
C ass-mate, Ida Huggerson. Be it
Resolved, that we recognize anc
deeply feel the loss OF our beloved
friend. but trust that our loss is hen
eternal gain. Be it
Resolved secondly, that we tender
the bereaved family our heartfelt sS NJ
pathy, and implOre each of them to ev-
er struggle to exemplify the life and
character of this the beloved daughter
and sister.
Sister. thy stay wi us has been
short; out IA sweet and pl -asant one,
aud although it is but human that We
should mourn, and especially class,
Number 10 with her devoted teacher
Mrs Mary Scott, at the loss of one SO
beloved and young called from our
midst, We know that heaven will be
proud of thee We therefore bid the e
a loving and tender far well as thou
entereth thy eternal home
Signed,
MRS. VARY SCoTT,
Miss DAISY BURREss,
- +. b. MONROE.
Miss Daisy Burress is home again
from the Hartshorn College.
> isses Leila Lacy and Leona Ander
son are home from Morgan ollege
Messrs. w B Davenport and John
son are in the city from Hot Springs
Mr.. J. L. Anderson has left us sgair
fer Hot springs.
The following appointments Of
Public School instructors have beer.
made: Mrs. 5 Peters, LIST grade Mr.
NJ. Nj Davenport, 2ud grade; Miss G
Anderson; Miss g. Campbell. fourth
grade Miss X. g. Ellis, fifth grade !;
Nr- j. II +. Cart-r, 9th grade; Miss M
Poindexter, 7th grade Mr.. K Harvey,
Sch grade; Professor o Derritt,
Principal.
Elder Brown is back again.