Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-06-26
Church EOtss-Mr. OOgbin Passes Away
Personals and Briefs.

Sunday was hot, but the Sunday
schools were well attended.
At the First Baptist Church the pull
pit was filed in the morning by Prof. /
Coleman, of Waylsnd Seminary, and at |
night by the pastor.
At the Mount Zion Baptist Church |
the pulpit was filed at night by the |
pastor, Reverend X. b. Hardy, B d. |
Covenant meeting in the morning.
Rev. Gave filed his pulpit morning
and night.
Reverend L. B. Goodall filed his
pulpit at the Shiloh Church Sunday
and is looking forward to a grand
time, commencing June p, 1897, and
running through the week.
The Piedmont Baptist Association
will meet at Mount Calvary Church,
Ivy Depot, Virginia, July 20, 1897, at ii
| O'Clock. Don't fail to meet.
Are you getting ready for the Shiloh
Assoc iation that meets with the Mt
Zion Church in August?
The funeral Of the late William r
Cogbill, who departed this life Friday
morning, June Is, 1897, took place
from the Mount Zion Baptist Church
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock, and
was largely attended by his many
friends and acquaintances. Mr.. Cog
bill was in the sd year OF his age and
carried on the barber business for
! many years until he had to retire on
account of his health. He was con-
fined to the house for three or four
7 years.
3 Mr.. Uogbill was married twice and
t leaves several children and his second
3 wife to mourn their loss. He was laid
{ to rest in handsome black cloth cas-.
b ket Reverend r. b. Hardy, b. D., Of
s iciated assisted by Prof Coleman and
a others. Msbrey and Perkins, funera
e directors
1t has been asked time and AGAR
- why some OF our good brethren do no
Il do mission work by visiting the Jail cI
d Sunday afternoons and give shor
). talk to those confined therein and il
Z, that way you might do good in aiding
h them to turn from their evil ways.
Mrs. Mary Johnson, OF Richmond
Ie Virginia. is visiting her sister, Mrs
0f John w. Harris.
% Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cogbill, c
"a Manchester, Virginia, were in the cit
he last week TO attend the funeral {
Of their brother, Mr.. William r. Cogbil
te Mrs. Nancy Clayton and Mr.. Edwsr
~ Fleming left this week for the War;
Re Springs.
We Mrs. Ellen Hughes, who was note
vs. last week as meeting with q very pair
ne full accident is much improved.
n The many lovers OF the 1st ChurC
were made glad last Sunday on b'
n holding the new carpet. Well dor
be sisters. Cushions are needed next.
or The sum Of $500 was taken up
ID the rally of the First Church last SUI
is day. Good for these hard times.
in The Baptist Young Peoples UniC
pc held good meeting last Sunday.
ed Mr.. James Brown of the firm
al nd fc m h0 oh lief
ng Mount Zion Church is looking 70
ward for a grand rally next mont
Comeland help them.
The Sunday Scnool Union will me
om with the Mount Zion Sunday SchC
sh- next Sunday ct 3 O'Clock. Come O
Zoe and all and see for yourself and he
at the cause by beingpresent.
or Reverend L. B. Goodall makes t
lie fastest time of any preacher in {
esd city on his wheel. Who will he
18th next TO take one?
.tiy We were told by Mr.. W. B. Dav
ow, travelling agent for the PLANET Il
the Charlottesville stands head of the
the of subscribers of the western citi
,. Good for her, she loves the PLANET.
w. B, Davis, agent for the Plan
after two weeks hard work left 81
ned day for Gordonsville, Virginia, on
Tor way home.
he Big 2, where is q. l.. W., who
at your city last Saturday for Charlott
~ vile? He has not showed up yet,
a. we fear he is lost.
nds les, sne c1Ieu aiecr nc ISts Sun'
ar loved ones leave u.s."
do We were told that on last Sunda
der young lady stayed at home all {
n looking for her best fellow. The tr
came, but he came not. Say boys,
must not treat your girls SO.
SUNNYsIDl