Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-06-30
From HARTFORD.

Rev. g. w. Tyler and wife of the
Shiloh Baptist Church, Marther St.,
accompanied by Deacon John 8. Tay-
lor, delegate. left Hartford June 18th
for the New England Baptist Mission
AIRY sHd SUNDAY School Convention.
which was held st Plain field Church
PlsiDf1el6, n. J. Rev. <. E. Jackson,
pastor. Deacon Taylor returned on
the 10Th,
Rev. @. T. Walker were among the
speakers and made things very warm
in his address.
Rev. Tyler being away, Rev. I. n.
Champ, student of the Virginia Union
University preached all day. Text for
morning found in Luke 1925 81. Sub
jest. ga Good Samaritan :" Evening,
This Marriage OF the Kings Son.
The marriage Of Miss Lillian c. Davis
TO Mr.. James 81 Wilson of AZ Wooster
st., has been announced, hut ne date
has as Jet been published.
The pulpit OF the Union Baptist
Church, Wooster St.. Hartford, Conn.
from which the late Rsv. A. D. Ohand.
Ter resigned to take . field in Los An.
Reles, Cal. is still vacant. Rev. III. G..
King, q student of the Hartford Theo-
logical Seminary preached all day Sun.
u.
ed from Matthew $50, and his talk was
very interesting.
An interesting sermon was preached
20 the Daughters of Tabernacle,
Knights OF Tabor snd jena Vester
Tent by Rev. j.. Sulla Cooper. His
text will be found in James End chap
ter aud it was we'll quoted.
Rev. i. M. Champ will preach at the
Union Baptist Church all day Sunday,
June oath. Morning lesson will be
found in Matthew 25:14. Subject,
Talents" Evening lesson in Luke
1875 8. Subject, 1.-THE Barren Fig
Tree" We hope to see eur pews filled
with earnest listeners and hearts filled
with the love of God to hear our young
hero in the Gospel expound Gods
word to us. This young man should
be great light TO our young people.
Come one, come all and hear the word
OF God just as it is.
Young Peoples Meeting from 6 30 to
1880. W. O. Wilson, President. Topic
for the evening Our Eternal Destiny !"
Matt. 13:47-60. We hope to see as
many out ss possible TO hear our young
people discuss this subject.
Mrs. Annie B. Wilson and her five
week old son, Ernest g. Wilson is get.
tiDB AODg nicely.
The marriage of Mr.. j, Hatehett and
Mrs. Kate Blake took place Wedne sday
evening, June 18th at 8 o'clock at che
home of the bride, IS Canton St. Rev.
q. W. Tyler of the Shiloh Baptist
Church performed the ceremony.
Many presents were in evidence as tok.
ems OF thsir many friends.
Mr.. Isaiah Hill, brother OF the IA
NOUS Billy Hill, better known a. MuI.
docD's pickaninnsy, left Sunday night
for Waterbury, after playing q success
iul engagement last week at Werdsr's
Park.
MIR. E. Seymour has completed his
route, as one OF the q. 8. Census emu
merators of 1900.
Mrs. L. Thompson who had been ill
Tor the last three months, died Thurs.
day evening As her home on Avon st.
Funeral sery ices were held at the un.
dertaking establishment of Hill's d
Msrohant. Interment took place in
Old North Cemetery.
Key. w. Gay Of Woburp, Mass, who
has been visiting in our city for the
past month, made q flying trip to New
York last week en- business.
ME-. Davidson OF Elm st., is spend
ing few days at Hatchetts Reef.
Richmond PLANET and New York
Age on sale at j. L. Wheeldin's barber
shop, SO Albany Ave,