Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-08-21
GRAND TIME AT THE SUFFER.

BILE which was heavy ladened with 90 t.
ables that would satisfy the inner
man three tables being set. At the
first table a short address was deliver
ed by one of the club members. At
the second table Mr.. John K. Cogbill
delivered a spicy address which was
greeted with loud applause.
Among those present were:-Misses
Mary Harris, ] ouvinia Brown, Rosa
Thomas, Alberta Coleman, Frances
Hewlett, Pinkie Jones, Eliza Davis,
Marie Giles, Mary Hilton, Lucille
Cluss, Rebecca Ellis, Ada Bland, Mary
Miller, Gertrude Shepherd, Susie
Rock, Rosa Murray, Emma Woo0son,
Frances Smith, Sarah Allen, Betsey
Boughman, Elnora Bradshaw, SEllie
Chandler, Ella Aikens, Eva Terry,
Martha Thompson. Emma Riley.
Mesdames Elnora Rock, Charlotte
Gibson, Fannie Young, Elsie Miller,
Rhoda Tucker, Ida Scott, Martha A.
Messrs. Charles Taylor, Benjamin
Jones, Thomas Muse, Eddie Grew, Rob-
ert Hayden, David Allen. Ulysses Gun
ningham, Robert McShan, David
HAYES, Abe and James Robinson. John
Mason. Frank Gibson, John Thomas
Henry Mason, John Miller, William
Jones, James Bergman, Samuel Mil
Ter. Marshall Rock, Charles Dabney
i James Morris, Edw ard Mozee, l.. A.
| Green, James McShan, James Young,
William A. Lewis, Monroe Baughi
i William Tucker.
i Committee: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mayo,
and Mrs Benjamin Jones.
All enjoyed themselves until quite
late, they returned home, speaking
words of praise for the Love and Un-
ion.
Naomi Mckenzie, aged years and
three months, the yourg daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. William Mckenzie, died
at home on last Sunday morning at 3:
80 o'clock. Her funeral took place
Monday evening at 4 80 o'clock, DR..
Binga officiating Hayes and Johnson
funeral directors.
Mrs. Roberta Cunningham and fam
lily are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
MosSy in Chesterfield.
Mrs. Alice Watkins and her daugh-
ter. Sarah, arrived in the city last
Tuesday from ParkeTsburg, Pa. They
are looking we'll.
Messrs, Joseph Holmes and Afr,
d. Moon have left the city for White
Sulphur Springs.
DR.. A Binga, Supt. Clifford l.. Win
free, Misses Leila A. johnson and Ma
nv e Washington left the city last
Wednesday via Southern Railway foI
Danville, where they 60 as delegates &c
the Virginia Baptist State Sunday.
School Convention. Mr.. John Eggle.
ston goes to represent the Second
Baptist Sunday School. Quite an ar
ray of religious talent from our little
city.
Mrs. NJ. E. Hall and Mrs 4. II. Will
. Jams are summering in Halifax, Co.
Mr.. Joseph Brooks, Sr.. is somewhat
, indisposed.
Mr. @ William Moon, Grand Secre
tary of the Samaritans left the cit,
last Tuesday to make a tour of thu
state. While away, the most import
ant places he will visit are LynchbGrg
> Glasgo, Balcony Falls, Lexington, Nat
ural Bridge, Covington, Staunton
Charlottesville.
The Prayer Meeting on last Wednes
, | day night was very interesting. Lit
tie Joseph Baker read the scriptur
lesson. Never before in the history O
the Church has the interest been NOR
manifest in these meetings. Chris
tians, resurrect thy talent.
Reverend Binga gave his congrega
: ton some sound doctrine both morn
> ing and evening on last Sunday. Sui
q ieet, "Who am ], as a sinner was DIS
= cusse d IN the morning, and Who al
+ l." as Christian In the afternoon. w
= only regret that the entire city wa
, NOT out to near this able man of Goo
n He does not believe In advertising h
sermons. He holds that such notOrie
ty is rather too poor compensate
for him.
The deacons of the First Church al
aroused as to the indebtedness Of tt
church. On last Sunday they lifted
voluntary collection of $33., and il
tend to continue the collection
On Wednesday night, the 25th i
slant. each lodge of Samaritans is II
in ouested TO send five delegates to me
ID in convention to elect a deputy f
n this district. Members, turn out
he full.
Mr.. Cyrus H Gaines is quite feeh
s. and is confined to his room on Cersl
It. Street, Newtown-
he The Sheltering Arms Association
oh forcing ahead and is meeting its OBJ
in cations right along. Good, live ager
in can always get employ ment- Apr
tn to DR.. Binga, Rev. Wei or the Gene
MT al Manager, Clifford /. Winfree
'ly terms.
el- The N P. A, republican organic
Of ton held a very int resting NEE Il
III, this week in our city With good les
I'D ers the party can demand sOmethi
ad at the hands of any administratiC
zee But, gentlemen let Us tell you Wi
Go broken down politicians and disgru
Dr. tied oficers-seekers your organizati
in will be a failure. We have a plenty
nd brain in Manchester to maneuver a
by plan we desire TO put on foot or befC
"a. the people. Such men who gave thu
in ward (Jackson) of Richmond, away
democrats need not try and come
he Manchester thinking the people 6
j. sleep. You are wrong.
a Strange movement We do not Z
derstand it When Editor John Mite
10 ell warned you of this over eight ye'
ago he was h0otsd at as trying to dr.
or the color line between the white a
colored republicans. Now, some
ne these same people are trying to do
same thing. If you could not afio
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