Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-01-20
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Installation OF Officers.

The services St the various church q
10 this section we're well attend ed, es-
peaially those 81 the Mt. OiIyet Bapsist
Church, corner or 25sh and 3 Sts. At
the forenoon services Rev. Willie
Mitchell, of she 1st Baptist Church, Hi
ed sthe pulpit. Afternoon, Rev. j. ii.
Fauntleroy, and ct night, Rev. j. Ash
by Jones, ID. D., of the Leigh St. bzp-
tit Ohurch (whitees
Parents stop leasing your children
roam the streets and fields on Sunday
and send them TO Sunday School, that
they may hear the word OF God, and
accept some part OF it thsB it may do
theirsouls some good and save them
from destruction.
Sickness is again becoming very pre-
valent in this seetion. Among the
casualties are Eddie Dudley; Mr.. John
smith suffering from q broken rib;
Mrs. Nancy MaIlory suffering from an
attack. of pneumonia: Mrs. John Har-
ria and huspsno suffering from the La
Grippe-aAd psraletie stroke; Mr.. Em-
meet Allen suffering with pneumonia.
We hope them a speedy recovery.
Mr.. George Washington ailham.T
ianitor. of the East bnd Schooi was
taken very ill on Mondav evening and
after an Illness OF four days, passed
peacefully away, entering into the un-
known world twenty minu es to five on
Friday morning. He leaves q wife, one
son, one daughter, one brother, one
sister and one nephew.
A foot.step 10 missing in home,
Which never can, We hear again,
A place.is vacAnt in our home,
Which never san be dlled.
The following named officers of the
Thessalouian Social Club were INSTALL
ed at their me Getting room, sos N. Both
st., last Sunday By ex President Hon.
g. e. Booker: 8. Walker, presldent
Isaiah Carter, vice-presIdent; w. e.
Pattersc... Seeretary; ]. Wright, record
ing secretary; q. A. II. Willis, tressur-
er; VIM. K. Noble. sergeant-as-arms ;
J. Green, chaplain.
Another glorious day was spent at
the Mount OliSet Baptist Church on
last Sunday, Atthe forenoon services,
the Rev. w. A. Mitchell preached an
excellent sermon to q large congrega-
tion. The Rev. DIR. George w. Bry-
ant. who will lecture there was pres
ent and delivered q most able address.
At $3.50 O'Clock, the Rev. ]. H. Faun-
tleroy, pastor of New Bridge Baptist
10 large congregation.
At night. the church was packed,
every available space being filed and
so large was the crowd that kind
neighbors and friends sent chairs and
benches in order to accommodate the
hundreds of persons who turned out
to hear the able discourse OF Rev. NJ.
Ashby Jones, ID. D., pastor of Leigh
st. Baptist Church. Many Of the MEM
bers or his congregation were present,
On next Sunday, the 2lst inst. the
Rev s. y. Burrell, secretary Of the Y.
M. q. A. will preach at the forenoon
service. At $3.50, 8 sermon by Rev. ID.
Webster Davis, A. M. at o'clock p.
M, a sermon by Rev. W. h. Stokes, b.
ID.
On Monday night, the Jubilee Song
sters, under the leadership of Rev. j..
II. Biniord will be present and give
one OF the grandest concerts OF the
season, for the benefit of the church.
Rev. ]. III. Holmes, ID. D., while on
his way home on Wednesday evening
last, after paying several calls to some
OF his Church hill members, met with
the misfortune Of being thrown from
his buggy. a broken shaft wEs the
cause of the accident. Kind friends,
among them, Mrs. j. ii. FsuntlerOy,
Mrs. Wm. Murray, Mrs. Coy, Mr.. Z.
A. Washington and Rev. j. Andrew
Bowler came 20 his assistance.
UNUs.