Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-09-30

The work of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association was made welcome In
the Sixth Mount Zion Baptist Church
by its pastor, Rev. John Jasper. dea-
cons, officers and members last Sunday
at 3 p. NJ. Hymn by the congregation,
scriptures read by General Secretary
s O. Burrell, prayer by brother w. 8.
Morgan, hymn by the choir. The re-
marks by the general secretary, who
presented the boys that the Associe-
ton took out of the Police Court, but
to-day have . good home.
Addresses by Financial Agent ]. ].
Spottswood and President Clift0n Cab
ell Of the boys department. The young
men thoroughly convinced the people
what the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation is trying to do. They were well
received by all and many who were
not in sympathy with the work are
DOW ready and willing to hslp. God IL
able. Prayer by Deacon Berley. A
very earnest appeal in behslf OF the
Association by Deacon Wines was
made, which resulted in q good .collec-
tion and many new supporters TO the
work. Hymn by the choir. Vote OF
thanks was extended the pastor, dea-
cons, officers and the msmbers for
their timely aid, also to the choir for
the most excellent music which was
rendered. The boys department. was
given much encouragement. Benedic-
! tion by Rev. Motley.
| Brother V. L. Hawkins delivered an
address to the men last Sunday which
should have been heard by all, as he
gave us mucn to think upon. Subject,
ITO neglect our duties to Christ and
be unreliable, we will never succeed"
/ How fru0 nns hrnfho~- Il H-tv, -
something which is helpful. The mus.
ic was good and all enjoyed it.
HERE WE ABE AGAIN.
The season begins Saturday, Septem-
Der Both at p. m, at our rooms. Prof
q. K. Hovey, Dean Of Wsyland COL
leRe, will explain the Sunday School
Lesson. Rev. d. w. Davis has beer
very dutiful 80 this class during the
absence OF Prof. Hovey and the class
has shown it's appreciation by having
good attendance. Rev. Davis, Genera
Secretary s. O. Burr al aud class glad
ly welcome Prof. HoveY back ami pray
that much good will be accomplished
we all Know our brother. Do not mia
this opportunity. Free.
The first boys meeting OF the season
A Bible study and taking the mem
bers.
Rev. w. e. Partee, d. D.. pastor O
the First Presbyterian Church viii
open the mems meeting for the season
by delivering q special address. Sub
Jest, The backbone or character,
! sunday at 8 80 p. m. Special must
/ will be rendered by Mr.. William Isaa
! johnson. Free to all men,
Night School opens Monday. Octobe
!. zud at p. M. Teachers; Mr.. w.
. Morgan, principal Miss Colunbia VIII
. lIams, assistant; shorthand elias
taught by Prof Roger Kyles. This
your chance. Come, Scots peF mont
in advance. Shorthand class. typ
writing aud advance studies extra.
a scholarship has been offered 70
our Night School to some deservin
person by SIR. p. NJ. Mitchell, formerl
, OF Washington, d. O. This. has bee
n given TO one who knew not hie letter
q when he came to our school This
. encouraging to know that our school
! remembered. There is room for othe
to do the same.
The members OF the association al
requested to call and see one OF OF
members, brother Richard Bryant, VIII
2 Is sick, 30 E. jackson Sc.
Richmond knows how to appreciat
J, all good things. Another opportunit
u to prove. Monday. Oct. 30th, s p. m
True Reformers' Hall, Madame Mar
Church Terrell. Washington, D. @