Richmond planet., 1898-03-26
MAGNO'S MESSAGE.
SUNDAY SERVICES EX-
CELLENT.
Our Political Tricksters Plead
Harmony"
WHAT THE DEAooH SAYS OF THEM.
That Ministerial Examining Board-SO-
cial World Astir--Things Seen and
Heard in the Ward.

It is needless TO tell you that last
Sunday was forcible reminder of
midsummer day. as many Of you pre-
sented yourselves on your shape. Our
churches were largely attended and
the services were exceptionally good.
At the Fifth Street Church at $3.50,
Rev. w. +. Graham preached a very
instructive sermon to the soldier boys.
He advised of their duty, and illus
trated their part to play in case of
war.
The communion services at the Ebe-
nezer Baptist Church were greatly en-
lioyed by large congregation, Holy
mama seemed to have come in show
ers of blessings.
Rev. R. o. Johnson preached a doc
trinal sermon at the Moore st. Church
ION last Sunday morning. He clearly
Explained the seemingly perplexing
lquestion OF to-day, i, e. "once in
lOhrist is never out"
Cupid's darts are still falling in this
section. They seem TO have no re-
specter of persons.
Information comes to as that some
of our political bredren are pleading
I for harmony in the politics OF Jackson
Ward. Harmony is q good thing when
/ it comes from the right source. Our
people do not want the harmony that
; is being offered as now. We remember
/ the Waterloo OF two years age.
Q What the deacon says :-"I attended
3 political meeting on last Monday
night, held by some brethren who said
they want harmony I was much in
terested, but couldn't believe that
they meant harmony, and would ad-
n wise the good thinking people OF Jack
d son Ward TO accept no such 'her-
q mony.'" Well brother. we thank YOU
10 and viii heed your instructions.
y It is rumored that the minietariaI
:, board of this city could not agree OF
~ passing that young minister last week
. although he passed creditable exam
D. ination. The vote stood ayes ana
noes. We fail to hear Of the chair
!. vote. What was the matter
as The social world seem to be alive
n Old and young are attracted by the so
s- cial enjoyment at music hall.
e5 On Friday night, 11th inst two YER
"a fine entertainments were given q nHm
11 1c1 Der of ladies', married and single. ]
% was on last Sunday that the paste
-. threw the lash at them before com
'iS muning.
Our girls and boys foaDd q gres
comfort in the ice-cream parlors lai
I'm Sunday, while the electric cars serve
ire as conveyances to suburban resorts.
Nd nd Happy is the couple who marri.
ha fc~ love but miserable is the coup
,zs who marries for money" said thi
- yodng married man Of money. W
are glad he found it out. but too late.
Young men, get married, take ca,
of yourselves and all will be right.
~ Why do the heathen rage, and tl
-. people imagine vain thing2 Becau
;Os ~, the devil has gotten into the hear
rbe Of the christians. Drive him out.
es- Young girls. Judge a man by t.
ge, company he shuns.
St Deputy Grand Chancellor Thorn
;el- w. Mitchell was called to Lynchbu
me. last Monday to initiate candidates !
to the mysteries of Pythianism.
ana Messrs. w. Bolivar Davis, Josh
al Griffin and H. Eugene Richardson
Nno this section, spent last Sunday in Mt
'out chester. They expressed themsel,
een as having spent pleasant time.
! in The girls are making extensive pr
,ade arations for Easter. We can see
dress s-makers smiling.
MAaNo UNu