Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-09-25

dressed the above named Sunday
School with choice words. He told Of
the grand receptions rendered him by
northern friends while in Jersey CITY.
He comes 60 resume bis study at the
Richmond Theological Seminary. May
G. d help him i'm his studies.
At II m Rev. Daniel James preached
a very good sermon, which was full OF
instruction.
At s 80 p m there was a very appre-
ci6tive audience present to take part
in the mass meeting that was held and
70 hear the grand recital ions, solos and
speeches.
PROGRAMME.
Singing by the Schools; scripture
reading, Brother N b. Hucles OF : tn
Baptist Sunday School; prayer, Vice
President B G.. West singing, Schools I;
citation, Miss Franc Henderson of
Rising Mount Zion Sunday School So
10. Brother g. g Williams of St.
Sunday School solo. Miss Rosa b Hem
dersOn of Rising Mount Zion Sunday
School recitation, Mir Matte Rev
nolds of Mount Calvary Sunday 5, hool T;
solo, Miss Bessie Harris OF NJ, u Cal
vary Sunday School; recitation, Miss
Susie Dsbney Of Fourth Baptist sun
day ScnoOl; singing by the Schools f,
citation. Miss v. + y Whiting
q ia-tette. Brother Daniel B )wler. Miss
annie Clayton and others of the A. h
Baptist Sunday School; prayer for the
prosperity of the sunday School work
Rev. w w. Christie; short, but in
structive speeches were delivered b.
the following brethren President
Nelson Williams, Jr., Brother NJ. b
Hucles, r. J. Bass, Rev. Archer Fer
guson.
The singing was conducted by Broth
err g. G. Williams; Mss Tossie z. +
Whiting presided at the organ. Trus-
tee l. Smith moved to tender thank,
TO officers and teachers of the variou.
Sunday Schools and visitors for apprs
; citation Come sgain. Judging from
expression some has taken effect
Brother William Sewell of Mount Cal
vary Sunday School announced bene.
diction.
Mamie, the daughter of Rev Bur
well Higgins, is yet confined to he
$ bed.
2 Mrs. Julia Norman is very sick a
2 present at her residence on Graham
st.
Mount Calvary Baptist Sunday SchoC
h was good At IL m the pastor preach
r ed good sermon.
: At $3.50 m the greatest crowd W
{ ever witnessed thronged the churc
= until there was not standing room
: The occasion was the preaching of tn
{ anniversary sermon of Rebecca CouI
Gil 154, OF St. Lukes by Rev. u. /
It Lewis, B. D., pastor Of the Second Bal
It list Church. The Elder in his usui
happy style of addressing audience
n spoke in the highest terms of tn
a Council and order. Rebecca Council
is No I54 is second to none. The appea
Is ance OF the ladies was excellent.
e was an excellent turn out. st Luke
y doing well will be completed in OF
IT next notes.
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