Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-04-17
MAGNO'S MESSAGE.
Sunday in Our Churches.
SHOT HIN IN THE LEG.
One of Our Schoolteachers
Marries in Washington.
REvIvALs GETTING INTERESTING
The B. T. and z. Club About Dissolved
old Maids and Old B&ohelors Will
Attend-What We See and Hear
in the Ward

Last Sunday was Palm Sunday, and
it was celebrated by both Baptists and
Catholics. BY the Baptists wearing
palm through the streets; the Catho-
lies with excellent services at their
church, and it was largely attend ed.
In fact. all Of our churches were well
attended.
At the Ebenezsr Church, excellent
services were conducted by its pastor,
Rev. r Wells.
Rev. johnson, pastor Of the Moore
st Church was again on the "Sower," )"
and spoke of the seeds falling among
''Thorns." His discourse was practi-
cal. He is conducting a revival meet
| ing.
Communion services were conducted
at the Sixth Mount Zion and First Bsp-
tist Churches
We were unable &c learn the mode of
exercises at the other churches.
On last Monday night young man
by the name of Albert Winston was
shot in the leg by another, with whom
it seems he had been involved in dis
pute. The wound, although not seri-
Gus, produces a great pain. Young
men, keep from bad associates
On last Mouday shortly after the
assembly of Brook School. we were in
formed that one OF the teachers was
not at her station. Later, news came
TO us that she had married one of ouI
friends. We are glad of the union and
hops they will have a brilliant future
The contracting parties were Miss An
ME NJ. Carter and Mr.. Charles Z. Tay,
lor.
Nightly. we can see our people wend.
ing their way TO prayer-meetings. and
there seem to be great deal of inter
est manifested by both young and old
You will remember the b. T. X
!. Club, whose name came into promi
nence about four years IL we were L
: explain its origin. We will not Dc
that, but we will tell you it has abou
: dissolved. Only one memb,r holds hi
place, q. e. unmarried) but he is all
right.
That debate was TO keep old bache
lors from social recognition. Now, W
don't see why we should treat then
the same way you treat the old maids
He WAS heard TO remark shortly al
ter he had gotten married, L dom
mind being married, but / have got {
be married so long" Young man. W
are sorry you are tired so soon.
3 must be that you jumped in it befor
4 you thought.
We have often wondered why it wa
that some OF our Oiu fOiks don Re
! married. Who can answer?
:. We are informed that it will be a
. most TO tell the married folks from tn
y single enes in their dress next Sunda,
: They say Easter comes but cncs
d year.
The revised meaning of Easter j
o "dressing" "a new dress and a hat
:. Such is the girls version of it.
i Drinking and getting drunk is di
graceful habit of some OF our your
men. Young men we would adviI
7. you to stop drinking, go home and /
somebody.
We are informed that that widow,
will marry that young girl very soon
Our girls who have been teaching
the various counties, are returnir
home very fast; and we can see tho
: boys as they begin to smile.
y Young men, instead OF supportiI
y club-houses, spending two and thri
y hundred dollars per year, get up son
is enterprise that will build up you al
~ race.
0, Don't you know that they say 81
7s has been hoodoOed ? Yes, they say s
We hope not.
3 MAGNO UNo.