Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-07-29
MANCHESTER LETTER
Items From the Free State. -InstAl.
lation-B. Y. P. U. Meeting-Rev.
Bings, ST., Ill.

At q regular meeting Of Bethrsr
Lodge, No 1898. G. U. o. OF o. F. held
on last Monday night. the following
officers were installed by Past Wor-
shipful Grand Master James n. Black
well:
P.N.G. SyIvanus Goode; N. g. VIM.
II. Jones; V. G., James E. Hyte; E. g.,
S. w. Johnson; r. ). to n. g., Bsnis-
min Smith L. s. TO n. G f., William A.
Harris; r. s. to V. g., William Has
kins L. 8. to V g., Daniel Glenn; L.
e.. Charles Walthall: Conductor. Geo.
jefferson; Representative to District
Lodge, P. g. NJ. F. L. Williams.
This lodge is now in very flourish
| ing condition and is second to none in
| the state on the works.
The B. M. G. Club will soon regale it
self and open up their usual entertain
ments.
At the First Baptist Church last Sun
dev night, section Of the b Y. P. u.
held its regular meeting, President 5.
n. johnson presiding. The subject for
discussion was Excuses" which was
opened by Miss B E. Hughes, who
read an excellent paper. lS was dis
cussed by q number of members pres
would read the same paper again soon.
if it is iI ssSa9 province OF the president
TO appoint her.
Section b will meet Sunday night,
Miss Mamie Morris, president. The
subject for discussion will be "Sheep
and the Goats" Come and enjoy this
subject for yourself. Well, we mean
the lambs, rams, sheep and goats can
, have a nice time and learn something
in this discussion. Good singing led
: by the chorister.
on last Monday night, 10th inst.. an
3 interesting meeting was held IN the
= Samaritans' Hall. The occasion was
j, the installation of Mr.. William II
D Hatcher and Mrs f. A. Goode, an as
sociate, District Deputy for the city o.
t Manchester and Chesterfi I'D. The
q meeting was presided over by Mr.. O
l. H. Munford of Burrelps Lodge. No. Is
who in a few remarks stated the OBJ
jest OF the meeting AMI the condition
OF the order as cleaned from the min
utes Of the annual meeting ia '98.
Mrs N g. Robinson was the frat Il
respond to the subject of Samaritan
d ism. In few acceptable remarks sh
refrained from speaking longer to al
l1w the visiting members from Rich
mond to speak. p. @. John b iker an
w. !. johnson of the Advisory Com
mittee made the installation speeches
which were received with much ar
plause Mr.. O. VIM. Moon, the Gran
Secretary presented the gavel TO Bro
Their Hatcher and Sister Jackson pre-
sented the Ravel to Sister +. A. Good'
the associate deputy.
We regret to state that space wi
not permit us to mention the names {
all who took part in the installstio
services.
Miss Maria Coleman and her sistt
are visiting their brother, on east 10,
cn street.
sy Mr.. Walter Harris, on east 18th 81
y who has been suffering with the rhe'
re mAtism for the past three or foI
At weeks is slowly convaleseing.
Rev A. Binga, Jr.. ID. D., has BET
u called to Windsor, Ontario, Cana ada,
nj the bedside of his sick father. He lie
ia last Wednesday. Hoped by his congr
ce cation that he may soon return to Il
ny city with the good news that his feth
~ has recovered.
nd Mrt. Susie Robinson, the wife OF NJ
co @ H. Robinson, has left the city I
cn Hampton, Va. to spend several da
with friends and relatives
liy Mr.. Augustus Graham, who resid
IN on upper Hull St., passed beyond Il
20 vale of tears last Thursday morning
ON about 2 o'clock. He had been 4 40
W. St fferer, but bore it ali wish Christi
tortitude. His funeral will take pla
:. Sunday. He was q member OF Me
chester Lodge, No. IL, K of p.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Booker. form'
zee IL of this city, but now of Philadelph
are happy over the advent of . beau
full girl
ath MIR. @. Henry Jones is still at I
ous same old place, doing business in
Irt- up-t date and satisfactory mann
the For a nice haircut. q close shave an
ce, get ell the dirs off'-shsmpoo, 81
ted him call and 35 nennies pay the bi
ers and mo kick" b 1t. after you hi
ieir done this, looking grand sfterwsr
lay step into the ice-cream narlor, j
st. next door and cool your tines." q
on. for a milk shake, then II soda, tn
er- cream, and top that of with q q
ev. Cent SNOWFALL, aud Tests pay
bill. "Cneeny" will meet you wit
broad smile, or tn at fair miss will s
est ANY candy to-day?"
to Mr.. Willie Schools and Mr.. ia.
Hilton, who have been visiting r
est. city returned to Philadelphia last Vi
me day evening. BIG fWU