Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-06-19


ments," by Reverend II. O. Corner.
and Il was discussed pro and con very
WILDLY.
Atspm, Prof. Watkins. Of the Nor
gan College (annex) Lynchbnre. Va.
was introduced by Reverend W. 2.
Ryder and spoke in the interest OF the
above named school, and showed prac-
tically that genuine training Of intelli-
gence il what our race needs. After
wards Reverend @. III. Hodges, who 10
q stldent OF that school was introduce
cd and showed his thorough training |
and how he got il. Then all made
their way in the lecture room where
> the tables were so tastefully decorated
w.th the good things. The supper Was
extended TO the next night.
. 4th day June 18th, 8 TO 10 40, con-
ference work; III a m. paper, The
preacher for the 10Th century" Rev
, ereDd G Z. Hodges. Many made very
instructive remarks. s p m closing
. sermon by Reverend g s. Lawrence.
The Conference was conducted nicely.
I: Revorends :. II. Brown, presiding cid
er; H. T.. Hodges, secretary J. II. e
Garter, corresponding secretary. The
Conference viii convene next year at
: Waynesborough, Virginia. The time
of it taking place has been changed
from june to August. Lsst week is
one that will long remain unforgotten
by the people Of this city.
On Thursday evening, June 10th.
Miss Louisa Franklin was married to
Mr.. Cleophas Gaines in the Union
Baptist Church by Reverend w. W.
Colley.
Miss Ida M. Banks is the recipient
OF . visitor, Miss Eva Mason, of Bird &c
water. Also Miss K. V. Stewart, OF
d Bridgewatsr 10 visiting Miss Matte
lie Harper.
&c Mr.. John McLain. of stauntOn, ar
ID rived in this city last week.
ne Mr.. NJ. J. OutlAnd. or Baltimore city
lie arrived in this city June 10th and il
e. at her mothers residence on seth
h. street. Blossom Heights.
So Reverend W. ]. Hackstt left for hi
)n church in Goshen on the 10th.
The superintendent, Mr.. Europ'
ct Johnson, Of the First Baptist Churcl
It, Sunday school, after spending few
ms days in Fsrmville, Virginia, arrived OF
ut the 18th.
st Mr. John Clay after spending con
siderable time in Lexington, Virgins
". has arrived also Mr.. A. s. Allen, VIII
es has been attending the Howard Uni
oil yersity College at Washington.
ks Miss Willie Fields, after her trip il
N the south arrived here last week.
Mr.. w. r, Laird has been sick, but |
able to be out.
Mrs. Ella Goodlow still keeps i'll.
Mrs. J. M. Randolph, who has bee
sick is improving.
sr' at IL . m Reverend Tiff Donald
= was introduced by Reverend L. W
Briggs to the Methodist Episcops
congregation, and the former preach
ed from Exodus 20:S.
At 8 p N msdy could be seen wend
ct ing their way TO the Methodist Episco
pal Church to the celebration OF tn
Children's Day. The church was nice
~ decorated and the programme wa
excellent Among the many piece
was q mock organizing Of The youn
oV- peoples republic" represented b
w Miss Matte Harper. The followin
mo stars were adopted and put in blu
mo flag: Mr.. NJ. Spinard offered the sta
3 Of Law, Miss Lucy Harper, Intell
VII Rence Miss Garry M. Harvey, Fratel
IHe nifty Mr.. George Brown, Jr., Temper
ere ance; Miss Matte Harper, Upright
ma ness Mr.. Hugh Steward, Patriotism
40 Reverend W. w. Colley was called O
mo and spoke. superintendent, Robel
rty Johnson Professor u. G. Wilson, mu
zeal director. This eclipsed eli PR
poe grams ever issued in the above name
We church,
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