Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-12-25

son, o01 GainesbOro Avenue. the gro
German IL still In the push. carrying on
hand hrst-claFs staple and fancy gro.
eeries and desire the patronage Of his
frienns
At 500 Gaintboro Avenue. next door
will be found Mr. ]. Walter Hsyten,
hrSt stsss tonsOrial artist. and when
such ~ hair cutting or shaving 10 want
ed. he 10 a. your seryics.
Then we are please 20 call your spe-
cial attention to Mr.. A L Baker, ths
popular undertas err. VIII is doing busi-
ness at the same old stand 403 Gaines
boro Ave He can accomm date you
or yours from plan busill case 20
she hneet cloth and draped ca-kst He
also carries in stock the la'est yies in
trimmings and burial robes ~ hs IL
up-to date undertaken and funeral d.
rector. wa trust tha our Poop will
give hi n all Of their pstr mage.
Mr.. James K. Miller "a Salem Ave.
nue.. the we'll known and reliable bar
Der is still cutting hair and shaving,
giving the came sa isfsc5ion as II yors.
As ne 10 asst ted on irst char oy Me.
Walter Thomas. ne h lpes that hrs
friends won't forget him when any
thing 10 wanted in his line. Hair-cus,
25c; shave. Toe; sham0op, %, Give
them trial.
Then, then comes Mr.. +. ". Pettis,
or, prietor Of the Psttis Cafe. % 9th
Avenue, n. r ar. Psttis carries ON
hand at all times tirsS-cls.s things that
are vet" and as he has be- IA bust
ness seven years h can FIX anything
you want When ont that way drop
in, he'll treat you right
PERSONALS.
Mr.. William II. Thomas is very sick
ut his home on Henry street. with pneu
monia
In the death OF Mr.. James w. Tray
ham, November % h Roanoke lost one
OF its brightest young men. he finished
public school in ROanoke, winnings
scholarship at the V. n. and U l. At
the time of bis death. he Was assistant
principal at the 9th Ward public
school He was prominens Old Fell
low also True Reform-r He left be-
hind him host OF friends and crossed
on beyond the river
! DR. 1. b Burrell will lead to the al
tar on the 25th inss.. Miss Margaret H.
Barnett. OF Lynchburg. WhO is at pres
ent teacher in the public school Of
this city.
Mr. @. Penn will wed Mi~s Lee OF
this city at High Noon, r,o 2sth inst .
then he will spend his 81, on with
hi. parents out from rSedford Ctr.
Rev. q. q. Bo0B~.. of Sa.em passed
through Aorday -nrou:e to Buchansu
Inc rlrss BAPTIST Church is pr-psr-
ing 90 nW.d ueE church, aud com
menclae on the 9th inst, will run 9
threS nights entertain meut 60 raise
tohOs to that end.
1.ne Planet man is thankful to the
many friends for the aid and influences
} gwen him in circulating his sheet.
DoINGs AMONG THE cHURCHEs.
Last Sunday being little COLI no 10,
, tiueDce on the church going pc pile FOR
, eli of the churches were wall attended
= In the morning at IL O'Clock at the
. First Baptist church. Rev. r K Jones
pastor, preached an able sermon; tax.
3 ing for his discourse, 81 can do any.
g thing through Christ, whicl strength
b, eneth me" Phil. ALB. At 2O30 m,
4 Sunday School was verr interesting
{ MI Joseph Trent is the able S1pt. A
q 80 p m. Rev. L. p. Saunders preach
n ed. Subject; "Go work in my vine
o yard"
n At the High Street Baptist Church
Rev. w. W. Brown, pastor At L
O'Clock, he preached with his usna
power and eloqurncs taking for hi
- subject; AT mid night there was
= cry made, behold the bridegroom
- c0meth, go ye out tn meet them"
- At 1880 he preached from the text
- What l have written, have written
~ John 1922
a. High Street Baptist Sunday Schoc
will have their Cristmas tree, Molds
l. night, 9th. On the same evening vi
g. begin the three nights entertainment
B. Friends are invited To attend. Admii
r sion, 5 cents.
a. At the Mount A. N. E. Church, Re,
q. T. r. Sinkfield, PASTOR. At the l
in O'Clock service he pre- ached tn a lsrg
ID and sppreciative audience, taking 70
L his tex, The church OF Christ
In. founded on a rock" Matthew 1918
ne At 3pm., the 4th Quarterly Lov
Id Feast.
~ At 80 he preached from the tex
G. IL any man be in Christ-Jesus. he il
I'D new creature y Cor. 5:l7
n They will have their Christmas tt.
4 on Monday night the 9th. consoles
OF ed with the Rose Buds of the True R
he formers.
We Mount Laren A. NJ E church. Re
10 :. L Jones. pastor, preached at II 4
ne Taxt. The Lord God omnipitel
or relgneth Rev. 1870. During the d,
40 they raised on conference claim $0.3
AT Z .oO h6V. ~. A. LWyman utteO u
pulpit. christmas tree, Monday, ut
ms On next Saturday. at ii o'clock. Re
ers Jones will preach a special sermo
.rk Subject: The birth of Christ"
m St. Paul Al Z. Church Rev B.
an Martin, ST., pastor. At IL a m. Re
nng d. w. Harth filed the pulpit. 3p
ks song service TAO Rev. b. b. MART
OF Jr of Bedford City, preach d Chris
lo1 mas tree end concert, wednesda
cir December oath Mex Sunday Re
OF Martin pastor will deliver n sermon
as, "Christmas Joys. During the day Ia
ne Sunday, Rev. B. b Martin, Jr., praa
ate ed for Rev G.. L. Washington of Chr
tianburg This vas Rev. Musingtol
rally day. and to carry out the plans
ion seating the church. sos 81 was ~
nd lied
her Rev. T P. Saunders. District NJ
has sionarv, assisted by other divinss, co
ut Quoted the New Era Institute tS
Or. days this week at the First RW
es- Church On account of the y
'ie- weather the attendance was slEy a
TO ever much interest is beingr1 :, !
ne ed in the meeting Next W. Isnl
ers publish q report of the pjaee' "a we
ose Friends. subscribe to - Itng,
on w. BoLIv ~ rLASNl
ls Travelling a xe, p 1aS son-