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New Kent News.

There was 9 grand time at Second
Liberty Baptist Church, with Rev. A.
II. Cumber. pastor.
The Sunday School Convention was
held there, Sunday, March Path There
WAS q large crowd present, and also .
large crowd present from the city.
Miss Dulcenis q. Oumber, daugh-
ter of Rev. A. Il. Cumber was present
sc the organ all day.
The President, d. 8. Patterson I'D
dressed the Convention, and q hand
some collection was taken, after which
all went out to dinner which was q foe
one.
In the a'terno IN. Miss d. III, Gum
Der presided at the organ The chill
dren hsd y speaking contest. The fol.
lowing were appointed Idges: r. q
Patterson, Miss Maggie Williams O.
Richmsnd and Mr. 8 p. Brown. A
colleotion of SIS 40 WAS 'aken up, 70,
VT ich a vote of th anks waa tend cred
Mr.. William 81. Brisby and hia bride
A leveS Sunday was spent
were present..
Az essay was read by Miss Ellen O
Brown.
The judges on time and place mad,
their report ~ follows
We, your committee beg leave Il
submit the following report:
That this Sunday School Convention
will meet with she Eleventon Baptis
Sunday S,hool on Saturday before .h
4th Sunday In July, 1901
A. q. CUNBER,
NJ. v. WILKINSON,
SARAH MACON,
r. 4 DAVIS, Of Rich mond, Va.
Committee.
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4 BAPTIST MINISTER'S AND DEA-
CONS CONFERENCE.
The New Organisation Meets with Sue.
cess-Thcss Who Were There.

There was organized lsst week In
the Fifth st. Baptist Church the abeye
named organisation for Richmond,
Manchester and vicinity. DR.. Wesley
+. Gsxham was elected presid emit,
Revs. J. II. B Irks Of Manchester, viee-
president; Msrcellus B. Hucles, sec g.
tsry and A B. Smith, treasurer.
There never was q more popular
Concurrence in expressions of satisfac-
tiens OF the beginning OF an organize
tion in this community. Tnis 10 large
~ due to the fact that the constitu-
tion provides for the reception OF or
dained and licensed preachers AID
deacons and because Il further pro-
vIdes and STIMULATES that the contsr-
enee gives perfect freedom to it's mem
bers touching their connsetion with
Baptist cow entionsl bodies. sssocls.
items and denominatioBsl enterprises.
The conference 10 simply Q body OF
Baptist Churchmen seeking the mu,
tual uplift in religious, moral and 10.
ciel intelligence OF its members.
They will not, under any circum.
Stances, assume esclesisstic or council
authority. They will not interfere
with nor dictate so churches 90 &C
their divine right 20 govern them
sci, es, recognizing as they do thai
with Bsptists the authority vested II
local churches 10 the highest power In
their church polity.
So far the folio wing members have
Joined:
Elders w T Graham, d D. W. L
Westherly. L. r. Frsyser. ID W. Ds
Wis A. n, Samuel Lemus, Joshu,
Moore, Philip Winston, T. B. BANKS
N. B Hucles, J n. Blrks, A. B
Smith = Hines, = Holmes, G C. Cole
man, B D.. J, Andrew Bowler, r. J
Bass and K. @. Kemp.
| Licentistes NJ 81. Payne R. Beech
er Taylor, Peter Stewart, William Fox
J. B. Johnson.
Descons Clay of Mount Olivet ant
Holmes OF Pilgrim.
There ia one more whom your re
porter can't call TO memory Just now
but the public can see that the confer
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Y. NJ. O. A. Notes.

A LARGE class was present last Sat.
urday to the explanation on 1.-THE Sun.
day School Lesson by Prof. g. K. How.
ey.
The committees report from the
aims house last Sunday was very en-
eourAging. Men are seeking TO know
Christ.
The boys were delighted with the ad-
dress viii sh was delivered to them by
Mr. Albert Tenant. Our brother was
extremely interesting, Sab1sct; The
Prodig.l, Son.
The address to the men last Sunday
by Bro. Geo. ". Roane was very time
~ and caused the men TO think.
You .. 9 invited to the explanation
on the Sunday School Lesson Sstur-
day 5 p. m.
Meetings IN the Jail and aims house
sunday IL q. m. and p. m.
Bible Study for the boys Sunday 4 p.
m.
Lawyer Geo. W. Lewis will address
the men Sunday $3.50 p. m. nc our
rooms. Special music by Mesars. Hop
kins and Halter OF the Second Baptist
Church aecompanit a by As. n. D.
Burrell. All men are invited. Free to
every man. Tell the ne II one you see
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w .s.-End Notes.

What does it mean2 1t Is reported
lhAt new b aptist church or q mission
10 to be organized in the southwest
end in . short time. It lie also reported
that strong evidences of q split IL seen
an one of the other Baptist churches.
This we hope and thiI k is very doubt
ful. Notwithstanding, there is unmIs-
taxable evidences of deep rooted dis.
satisfaction among the membership of
certain church. We zee trouble
ahead be cart full, friends
bth Church Joins heartily with 9th
Mount Zion Church ia mourninR the
loss Of their pastor Rev. John Jasper.
Look out for the dear girls in their
beautiful Easter trimmings.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-06

SMTTH-Nr. George Smith, Jr., of
Arvonis, Buckingham Co. Va died
ut his home, Feb'y 18Th. 1901, after =
brief illness OF . few days Age As
years. BE was the hush and OF Louiss
Smith, He was true Oh istian. and
. member Of Chestnut Grove Baptist
Church for "a or 20 years; also des-
con for IL years, and Assistant eupt.
aud Treasurer OF Chestnut Grove Bip-
tist 8. 8, He was faithful Christian
9 loving husband and Q good father.
BE leaves o devoted wife and three
children to mourn their loss.
His wife,
LOUISA smith,
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BAKER SCHOOL.
Roll Of Honor.

4th Primary. Miss Msrths r. Or Jump,
tescher--Ohsrles Gray, Bruce Foun-
tain, John Pearson, AIDE lima Garter.
Bette FitEhugh, Mamie Green, Her
mione 4 jackson, Addis ,Leng, Mary
Pearson, Mabel West. and Bernetts
Young.
9th Prim-Miss M. z Allen, teach
er-Jobn Augustus. Willie Coles.
Frank Eggleston, Robert Scott, Bertha
Campbell, Gertrude Goode, Naomi
Hill, Ethel Jackson, Nellie Jones, Liz
zie Parker. Alice Price Florence Store
Lilly Wsddey Jeanette West.
9Th Primsry-Mias M. @. Tinsley.
teacher Wyndham Carter, Louis
Fountain, Cornelius 0sston, Reubin
Meade, Louis Richardson, Lila Gallo
Lenors Mason, Lsora 6mith, Maude
Wells, Emily Green.
9TH Primary-Hiss @. r. Brown,
eacher-Perselia Brown, Gertfude
FORESTER, Aselia Storrs, Cora Smith,
John Brown, Thomas knight,
9Th Primary Lula J. Corbis,
j teacehr-Mamie johnson, Minnie
Johnsos, Rebeccs Mitchell, Msylou
Boiling, Bessie Edwards, Isetts Bass
LIST 0ranmar-Miss N. 81, Smith
| tescher-Gwepdols Brown, Tamnr
Carter, Mary Dsggett, George Grey,
Mary Jacks on.
LIST GrammAr-Aiss Vera A Holmes
tescher-Lillie Harris, Addie West
All Gre mmar-Miss Lizzie B. Wills,
teacher B slle Morris, Willie Crump,
Roscoe Mitchell, Eva Graham, Lucy
Lewis
9Th Grsmmsr-Miss d.. L Chiles,
Observation-Disclosures Augustus, Em ma
ArmRtesd, Frank Riley
3rd Primary: Miss e v. Trent teach.
er-Sadls Lewis, Armets Stokes, Hell.
en- Edwards Leah Fsrrar, Katie Gil.
pin, Carrie Harris, Esther janice, NAL
neon Jackson. Mary Miller, Sarah Tsy
lor, Lucy Williams, Augustine Boiling
Alfred Gross, Willie Dsbney, Henry
Dawson, Vert Ellis, John Harris, Lo.
reDzo jones, Joseph Loving, James
RobinsoD, Henry Yancey.
EAST END SCHOOL.
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MAYO-Mrs. jennie L. Mayo de-
parted this life March Both, 1901. at
abe residence Of her hus hand, ~. 1925
William street in the Goth ytsr Of her
age. She leaves q fsi'bful husband
and one child, two broibhs and host
OF relatives and frie nds 10 mourn their
boss. The deceased as the beloved
wife OF Mr.. Jsm' Nsyo. Ehe was al
30 beloved ard bIeh respected by all
abe comm unity in which she lived and
MI vho kn, W her The deceased was
sieb only three days.
dearest wife ard mother, thou hast
left Us,
We thy less most deeply feel,
But tits God who hast bereft us,
de Car ell our sUrrows heals
Mrs. Japney Mayo was married
Hbout yesrs.
By her. 5rother-in-law,
RoBr. ii. MAYO.
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2 ,ompt Payment.

1t affords me great pleasure to
speak to the public OF the prompt pay.
ment OF claims of the Bep tfinal De.
psrsment Of the Woman's Union As
ISOLATION. Their manager, Mrs. p. K.
Andersen dest rvss much credit. Give
them your application.
MARIE j. WILLIAMS
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NOIIJE.

The members of the order in the
Richmond District will observe the
Annual Thanksgiving day service of
the |. o. OF st. Luke at the First Bap-
fist Church, corner of 18th and Deca-
tur streets, in Manchester on Easter
Sundsy, April 7th at 3 p. m.
Male members of the order will
meet at st. Luke's Hall, corner st.
James and Baker streets, at o'clock
p. M, while the female members will
meet in the basement or the church at
2 O'Clock. Sermon By Rev. A. Bings,
ID, d. The publis is cordially invited.
81. L. HARRIs, n. D.,
Deputy for the Richmond District.
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EASTERl
EASTER
At Ebenezsr Baptist Church.

There will be special Easter Servic.
es at Ebene ger Baptist Church Sunday
April 2, 1901.
The services of three eminent di
vines have been secured, one for each
service.
Services will be held at IL q. m, 8:
30 snd z 80 p. m.
Special music has been arranged by
the choir. The floral decorations will
be an especiAl feature Of the occasion.
All ara invited to each service.
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~,
teacher: Grace Cross. Junius Glover
Sonora Jackson and Sarah Williams.
Och Pri0asy-Miss Annie Il. Jack.
son, teacher: Herbert Fleming and
Sarah BrsIton.
7th Primary-Miss Mamie o. Wy
att, teacher: Earl Harris, Matte
Barnes, Mary Christie, Lucille Law
rense, ethel Woodbridge, Richard
BFaxton James Braxton. Hester Brax
ton, Bertha Holcomb, Mabel Harris.
9th Primary-Miss Lula A Willis,
teacher: Mary Tancil, Leila McAlister,
Beatrice Christian, Emma Hill, James
Roberts, Bertha Dennis. George Hatch
EFT, Carrie johnson, Theress Tsyler,
Louise Franklin, Wyatt Ohestham,
Viola Chssthsm, Henrietta Page, Rol
delta Temple, Percy Jefferson, Claude
Johnson, Cornelia Austin
9Th Primary-Miss Mary Z Willis,
teacher: Ida Thompson, Edward Nc
Alister, Susie Logan, Ophelis Scott,
Winitree Coleman, Mary Underwood,
Maudel Lee, Virginia Mitchell, Estelle
Smith, Lily Christian, Mildred James.
b Primary-Miss Maud E Mundin,
teacher: Frank Morton, Arthur Ran.
som, Willie Saunders, Bertha Ander-
son, Pearl Morton, Olivia Ssott, Cleo
patra Scott, Clarence Robinson, Jose ph
YanceY. Lucille Brooks, Willie Lang
ley.
Srd Primsry-Miss Annie 8. Keene,
teacher: Hattie Hunter. Bessie Kirby,
RUBY Macklin, Willie Morton, Felix
Gwsthmey, Eddie Washington, Joseph
Harris, Mary Washington, Samuel
Johnson, Mary Steward, Mary Wood
SOD, Haze, Katie Shelton, Magd slana
Hamm, enry Davis, George Motley
John Taylor.
3na Frimsry-Miss Lula g, Easkins,
teacher: Bessie Allen, CLARA Ander
son. Lubsrta Ashton, Virginia Bsown
Willie Caldw we'll, Rosa Howard, Isabel
Hood Bertha johnson, Beatrice Johr-
SOD, Gertrude Moss, Eva Steward, Del
la Turner. Florence WinRfield, Lippo-
rAh Yearman, John WinRf,eld, Ernest
Warwick, IAugustus Turner, Howard
Thompson, Floyd Spriggs, Leonard
Jones, James kasley, James Coleman,
Robert B )isseau.
1st Primary-Miss Lula G Haskins,
tsscher-LizEie Bradley, Estelle Bent.
ley, ClaHdine Baylor. kosa Blackwell,
Euls Collins, Amelia Clark, Anna Coles
Mary Gentry, Lottis Harris, Bette
Harris, Virginia Montague, Emma
Smith, Edith Williams, John CLARK
James Christian, Robert johnson. Al
Ian Lewis, Willie williams, Eddie
Nsel, Dora Jackson, Alma Scott.
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Murderer 81 anged By A Mob.

Little Rock, ARK, March 23-News
received from Pocahontas say that
George Chevies, who, day before yes-
terday. shot aud killed Town. M ars6SI
John N orris, OF PocAhontas, while Nor
ris was performing official duty, was
taken from Jail by a mob of 200 man
last night and hanged. The Ooroner's
jury held Ohevies for murder, but on
account OF the fesling against him the
Trial mad been postponed until next
week. The members Of the mob were
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Pythisns at Lynchbu
LYSoHBuRo, Va. April /, 1901

LVNoHBURo, Va, April 1, 1901.
The Knights of PythIas, N. s.
A, E., A, A and A., observed Thanks.
giving here in keeping with the Proc.
Ismation OF the SUPP G me Char cellor.
The exercises were held at the Di..
mend Hill Baptist Church and Rev.
Bernard Tyrrell, ID. D., who delivered
the ser mon was introduced by Past
Chancellor w. r. Watkins Of Pionee
Lodge, No. 2S
lie preached q most able sermon and
. large number If Sir knights were
mt.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-06

Rev. N. C. Booker left last FRI
day morning for Farmville, Va, Gum
berland county and q visit to the
southwest on Sunday, April 7th. He
will preach at Farmville. 1t is whisp-
cred that the Reverend has been offer =.
ed very flAttering call.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-06

Are your teeth troubling you? Is .
a new set w&nted2 We thought we
would ask as DR.. p. B. Ramsey doe q
that kind OF work most satisfactory 4.
Gall and see him.
Rev. g, B. Howard, D. D., pas
Tor of Gilheld Baptist Church OF Pc
tersburg, Va. called on Us in company
with Rev. DR.. w. f. Graham.
Mr.. Robert 8. Forrester, the
florist has purchased handsome dow.
or refrigerator for his establishm emit,
2l6 E. Leigh street. A-.
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NOTICE.
RICHMOND, Va April 2 1901

RICHMOND, Va April ?. 1901.
Dear Editor:
Please give notice that the Sunday
school Union of the city OF Richmond
will convene OF the Union University
on tomorrow easter Sunday the 7sh
instant, at 3 o'clock sharp. The We'll
come Address will be delivered by DR..
Nc Vicar, President Of the University.
A nne programme has been arranged.
All the leading schools will be repre-
scented.
Raw SAMUEL TURNER, Preside Mt.
". A. WARRINGTON, Dor, Sec'y.
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Do You Know Herr

desire to hnd my mother. The Isse
time saw her was i've years ago. She
was then in Greensboro. N. Q. Her
first husbands name wss Ned Goosby,
last husbands name, Green GraveIly.
Sls goes by the name of Mo lie
Grsvely She had four children, Wig,
Msttie, Johnnie, Mary and Rosa Coos
BY, two of which are In DsDville, Va,
one at Winston, N. G. and the other ct
Msrtinsville, Va.
Any information will be thankfully
received by Miss Matte GoOseby, I22
Crsghesd g. Danville We. S-St
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NOTICE.

RICBMoND, VA April 3, 1901.
Please take notice that all bands
must meet at Pythisn Castle Hall. 81
N. Bird street, Monday, April 9Th ct
p. N.
Mrs. LIzEIR ROBINSON,
Fannie LovIsas,
ANNA TAYLOR,
Manager.
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WANTED-At once o strictly reiia.
Die practical eolored blacksmith and
horse-shoer. A frat class oppsrt unity
Tor the right kind Of workman. Good
wages paid. Address,
J. ALBERT ADAMS & Co.,
30 calvert St.,
Annapolis. Nd.
Is
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SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1900.
, MR.. NIXON CORRECTS A
STATEMENT.
ga Party Unto Himself"
Editor, THK PLANET:

Editor, TBK PLANET:
1bave q copy of your paper Of the
10th nlt., and 1 am glad to have done
20. In fact, ! have always read YOUR
paper with Q degree Of interest. I
would, how ever. connect one mistake
that you have made with regard to my
vote. For you wrote thus:
"Be prPtumes hat all colored men
vote The Republican ticket, although
he, as one individual, votes the Demo
cratic tick ct"
Vow, the facts are these: / have
never voted . Democratic ticket; on
thE contrary, every vote that / ever
cast Nss iUr the Republican party.
BAe NOT VOTED.
But have not esst . vote within II
years for any party. I'm, Therefore, q
party NJ Co mJstI, ltsDy one told
ytu der, Mt iIIm NLst state here,
he toto you lie but il Yen wrote
fro N assumption, yIur l,s' mption il
wropr.
Yes Idotresume that 'sn rc'ored
men vote The RepUbic,u ekst
Whit believe that one c''rr.u mar
in o hurereo vttes ihe i, mUcratic
ticket; but The un Der is TOO incoD-
aids Isb,e TO meDtioD in . Ierious writ
ing. And wrote IN the light of that
TACT.
A DIEFEREN CT IN WORDS.
j call ou- attention to the fact that
there Is y difference between the word
''alI" and he wUId 6very," 80, i dc
not presume hat every" colored man
votes the Republican ticket; but 1 CO
assume that "aIi' colored men vote
che Republican ticket.
Ibamuch be you make mistake in
ysur article, ask you kindly to POI =
lish this note in the next issue of y ~.
paper, for you have done nae viol, q,
] o. NIXON
Wilmington, N. O., April 2, 1901
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TEE ANNIvERsARY SERMON.

Rev. d. w. Davis, A, NJ, delivered
the anniversary sermon. HE text Was
st. John Is lib.
"Greater love hath no man than this,
that man lay down his life for his
friends." re -.-s-
The speaker told the story of Damon
and Pythias and msdea practical APP
plicAtioR to the solemn declarations OF
the Apostle.
For logic, VIE, psthos and humor the
sermon WAS o gem.
Once or twice the audience showed
its approval by an outburst OF sp
plsuse. It was an INSPIRING ssene, and
Rev. Davis was declared to be one OF
the most brilliant pulpit orators now
before the public.
Before the close of the discourse
Rev. w. +. Grab am, ID. d, sccompa-
med by Rev. q B. Inward, d, D., Of
PetersburR, entert d ana were invited
to seats on the rostrum.
PrsyeI was fiered by Rev. DR.. Ora.
ham after which Rev. DIR. Howard
made Q few remarks.
Grand Oh sncellor John Mitchell, Jr.
discussed The Advantages the Order
Offert." After prayer by Rev J. An
drew B 'wler, bened:ction was an
nounced by Rev, DIR. Graham.
The order was perfect and the dis
play grand. ea
A vote OF thanks was rendered the
church, choir, organist, orator aHd
others who took part in the program
Miss Mamie Osborne presided sc the
organ. Mr.. VIM. 81. Tharpe, choir
leader.
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HELP WANTED.

Colored girls wishing to secure DO
sitions such as Cooks, Cham bermaids,
and General Homework in PhIladeI-
phis and suburban towns, can secure
such and also Accemmod atoms ct the
Ladies Southern Directory. No fees
until positions secured.
Call or address,
MRS. UPCHURCH,
1921 Pine Street,
Inn Philadelphia, Pa.
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Independent Order of Good SamAri.
tanF and Daughters of Sanaria.

The above convention will meet at
the Navy Hill Hall April IL, 1901, ut
O'Clock p. m. Delegates will attend
withous failure % business of very
great importance will be considered.
J. B. TAYLOR,
Deputy and chairman.
A. L. MONROE,
Secretary.
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The Endowment Fund of the Tusk g.
gee Normal and Industrial Insti-
tute now amounts to 1927 900. Apor-
sion Of this fund IL invested in the SEE
eurities Of the Southern Railway a nd
lhe Louisville and Nashville RAiiw aY.
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-Oapt. w. r. Gray, of:WashiAg-
ton, ID. G. called on US. He Is here o u
account of the illness OF his Imothe T,
Mrs. Elizabeth Gray, 800 St. James 8 /.
Captain B enjsmin Scott is indis-
posed.
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NOTICE.

RICHMOND, Va, March 81. 'Ol
There will be q spec al Easter ser
wise at the First Presbyterian Church
corner Catherine and Monroe streets
Sunday, April 7Ih, at e 80 p. M. Rev
j. Calvin Stewart d ID OF the Church
of the Covenant, q great fsvorite o.
the paople, will preach. All are inyit.
ed To attend
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his residence, 10 w. Charity street.
of the Ind pendent Order OF st. Luke
of Suffolk, Va, will take place ct Pine
Street Baptist Church the annual ser-
mon to be preached by Rev. NJ, b.
Hucless, pastor.
A peep ut her mysteries. Effects
or sporting life, illustrated, 96 page
book postpaid, Toe. j. Bsrk. Denver,
Colorado.
Miss Virginia Lewis of Hunting
ton, W. Va, in company with Mrs.
Jesse Warrington of N. Sch street call
60 on US.
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The Bicycle Man. 219 W. Broad St
Gives away a Bicycle every month.
A chance with every purchase or re-
pair Job, no matter how small the
price. Come to see me. Only shop
run by power in West-end. 3-30-3m
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Rev. J. Edward Gunby 10 now
located at Nav Haven, Conn.,, much Co
the regret of the members of the
Leigh S.. u. z. Church,
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Do you owe for the PLANET Send
as the money.
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-Miss OsTsie d. Isham OF Buck
ingham Co.,, Va, called on u.s.
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EAST END SCHOOL.
Week Ending March 29.h, 1901.

9th Grammsr-Mr. J. Andrew Bow
Ter: Lelis Birrett, L.Ionade Davis,
Jessie MaclIn and Virginia Ro Hlett.
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and Grsmmar-Miss Rosa B. Moody
teacher: Bertha Burwell and Lelis
Lewis. g.s s-ra
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WANTED-A first class pressman
Send samples OF work and recommend.
atoms to
THE PLANET,
~ Rfaknaand v. .
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LIST Grammar-Miss Lucy v. Boiling,
teacher: Grace Cross, Junius Glover,
Sonora jackson and Sarah Williams.
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PYrHIANs RETURN THANKS.
A Fine Displsy-Rev. Davis Great e.
fort.

The knights of Pythias and Courts
of Calanthe, N. A., g. A., E., A A. &
A., observed the Thanksgiving Ami
veesary of the Order last sunday after
noon st the First Baptist Church.
Promptly at 2:45 p. m the Sir
knights marched from Pr thian Castle
Hall 51l N Bird street TO the Church.
Brigsdier General John Mitchell, Jr.,
was accompanied by his staff, ALL the
mem bers of which were sttired ia the
rich uniform OF their rank.
The MEMBERS OF THE STAFF.
Col Jesse Scruggs, acting Chief of
STAT Col. d. w. Johnson, acting Ad.
jutsnt General Col T. r. Robinsc q,
Signal Officer Col. E. r. j. f7erson, As-
sistant Surgeon General; Major John
j. Big. hid. de-Camp.
Major e. A. Washington. command
ing Capt. Willis Wyatt, Qusrtermas-
ter; Capt. Andrew J. Smith. Jr., Adju-
tant.
J hen followed Planet Company. No,
8, Ospt. T. NJ. Orump, commanding
I'd Lieutensnt, Adolphus Jackson.
Eureka O. mpsny, No. l, First Lieu.
Lieutenant, Jesse Randall.
Bloomirg Lily Company, No. IL
Capt. CHARLES l.. Steward, command,
ms Let Lieutenant ISAIAH Christian
ID Lieuts pant, W. z. Noble.
Then followed the subordins ate lodg
es. NJ yer before has their been such
an pouring of Sir Knights.
Reaching the church, the ladies Of
the &c urt were permitted to pass NJ
into the church.
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DECORATION or TIE RosIRUA.
The rostrum Of the edifice was dec
OF sted with palms and the colors OF
the order. On the table were two vas
es containing flowers and decorated
with eolored ribbons. A note was read
by Grand Chancellor John Mitchell
Jr., from Rev. w. +. Graham, ID. ID
who Is . member of Planet Lodge, No.
%, expressing his regrer that be wat
| unable to be present ut the commence
ment OF the exercises. The church
was packed. praise God from whom
all blessings Aow WAS sung by the con-
grega.ion. The opening prayer was
delivered by Rev. 8. O. Burren.
Miss Eva g. Davis recited in most
charming and humorous msnnsr THE
Minister'S Gall" 1t created unbound
d satisfaction and it was apparently
O fficult for the congregation to re-
strain an encore.
Mrs. a. b. Hawkins sang solo with
great sweetness.
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