Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-07-10
FROM CHARLOTTESVILLE.

Sunday was very hot indeed, but
Notwithstanding the heat, the church
es were we'll attended by the visit
ing teachers, who are attending the
school of Methods.
The attendance at the First Baptist
Sunday School was very good and the
address by Prof. B. A. Graves, OF
Richmond, Va, Mr.. Fleming and 9TH
ers of the visiting teachers were very
much enjoyed by the members of the
school.
Rev. R. @. Quarles:Blled his pulpit
at the First Baptist Church morning
sermons full of the spirit end of sound
doctrine. The Reverend is making
himself felt for the Lord. Commun-
ion in the afternoon.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
OF the First Church held a very inter-
esting meeting Sunday evening which
WAS well attended and very much en-
joyed. Come out brethren and we
will help you.
Rev. r. b. Hardy, B. D., hIled his
pulpit at Mount Zion Church, preach
ing morning and night two good SER
mons in his usual fine style.
Reverend @. N. Grandson filed his
pulpit at EbeDezer Baptist Church
morning and evening. The evening
RHznrmon was one of the best he has
bhed since he has been here.
Re services at Lovely Shiloh Church
commenced Sunday morning with sun
rise prayer meeting. Preaching at Ii
o'clock by Reverend John Taylor, who
preached q very able sermon Co large
congregation. The anniversary SER
vices were continued during the week
with preaching every night. We real
lied during the week Sal. There be-
ing able preachers every night. a very
pleasant week OF prayer was spent
closing with baptizing at O'Clock
Sunday afternoon and preaching at
night by the pastor.
Mr.. ]. L. Hayes, D. q. W. s. OF the
L. and O, Order wishes TO say to the
members of that order that If they
wish to know what is going on and
what the order is doing they should
take the Planet" as he shall endeaV-
or to have something to say each week
OF the progress of the order in this
district.
Bright Hope Tabernacle, number
134, of AlbemarIe County, Virginia,
had grand celebration Saturday Ju-
~ 3, 1897. There was large crowd Of
members and friends out, and they
were highly delighted and benefited
by the addresses delivered by Mr.. Rob-
ert Kelser, president Piedmont Land
Company, j. L. Hayes, d. 6. W. s.,
Reverend d. 8. Voolfolk A very ap-
propriate essay was read by Mrs. Luz
cy Voolfolk, which was much enjoyed
by all who attended.
We are sorry to note the death of
the infant daughter Of Reverend r.
Is. Hardy, of the Mount Zion Baptist
nh fot I'll m
remains were carried to Richmond.
Virginia, for interment.
The School of Methods is in full
blast and the attendance is much larg-
er this session than it WAS lAst-there
being nearly one hundred in attend
ance at this writing. There are over
four hundred white teachers attend
ing the School Of Methods.
Mentor Lodge, 1853, Grand United
Order of Odd Fellows will run an ex-
cursion Monday, July 10, 1897, to
Lynchburg, Virginia. Everybody
come and 60 with as and have q good
time in the Hill city. The bicycle
meet promises to be one OF the events
Of the season. For information ad-
dress A. @. Mabrey, 268 west Main
st.
We are sorry that the young ladies
attending the School OF Methods
should say that they can't find the
young men of the city. Now boys,
come out. don't let your best girl keep
you in-hiding.
Well, Sam, U bet am going down
to Lynchburg on that excursion with
the Odd Fellows.
Remember, that you can get the
PLANET at 25S west Main st.
SUNEYsIDR.