Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-30

tSunday morning al $50 O'Clock
Supt Prof. B. II. Peyton opened
sunday school The officers were i'm
their respective places. everything
was pleasant and in "a happy mood:
teachers instructed their classes
twenty minutes. a trio by Miss Ed
monia Anderson. organist of choir;
Choristcr y. G.. Booker and Mr.. Jas.
Walls. assistant choristor. delighted
the school 10y a sweet song. Tho sun
day-school picnic will take place
Wednesday. August TO. 1910. at
Fulton Park. Many attractions will
be had for pleasure of an. among
which will be barbecue; this spec
ial feature will Doe free aud enjoy
able. as many OF the children have
never seen one. The prospect of the
future seems bright Estclle WardD
At 1880 church service COM
meucei. the choir was n their
places and rendered sweet music.
The pastor. Rev. Dr. w. +. Graham
preached am extra fine sermon. after
which ne haptiscd TWO candidates.
At 4 O'Clock the church assem-
blcd I'm communion service. Pastor
Rev. DR. w. h. Graham presiding.
Among the ministers present were
Rev. Dr. vs.. r. Anthony. pastor Zion
Baptist Church. Washington Ward
Rev. Coleman, Rev. w. IT. Watkins
aud Rev. George Reede A lovely
time was enjoyed. Rev. W. IA. Wat
kins and Rev. George Roedc offered
prayer and Rev. DR. Anthony and
Rev. Coleman made fine addresses
relative 90 the occasion.
Al $3.50 o'clock Rev. James. of
Fifth Baptist Church. sydney, occu-
pied the pulpit OF the Fifth Street
Baptist Church. while Pastor Rev.
DR. w. +. Graham accompanied by
"a few OF his deacons and Fifth
Street Baptist Church choir united
with Mt. Vernon Baptist Church.
situated on Meadow Street. of which
the Rev NJ. IL. Payne is pastor in
their nth anniversary. Rev. DR..
Graham preached an excellent dedi-
cation sermon. Text, Rev. 3:S: Il
know thy works: behold ] have set
before thee an open door, and no
man can shut it, for thou hast
little strength, and hast kept my
word. and has not denied my name "
The doctors applications were suited
in every particular Mt Vernon
Baptist Church has a very small
mem bership. The work accomplish
ed by them since their organization
is almost miraculous. organized
about five vars ago by Rev. NJ II.
Payne their pastor, with less than
nifty members. Began worshiping in
an old dwelling being scarcely
noticed by any. save a few faithful
attendants, but God constantly
watched over and visited them and
has raised them up through their
leader, Rev. NJ. II. Payne. Today
they have an extra nice church on
Meadow Street. which bring them in
touch and counsel with the great
ones.
The Fifth Street Baptist Church
and Pastor rejoice with them in their
success.
Following is the program Of the
dedication and fifth anniversary Of
the church and pastor.
Sunday. July "a. 1880 A. NJ
Sermon, Rev. J. J. Carter; Music,
Mt Vernon Baptist Church Choir
Sunday Night S:3O-Sermon, Rev.
nr. w. F. Graham; Music, Fifth
Street Baptist Church Choir.
Tuesday, July &c, $50 p. NJ
Sermon. Rev. +. ID. Lewis; Music,
River View Baptist Church Choir.
Wednesday. July 27, $50 p. NJ
Sermon, Rev. II. r. Williams; MU-
sic, Fountain Baptist Church Choir.
Friday, July %, $3.50 p. M-The
Ordination Of Deacons. Grand Re
ception.
Sunday. July 81. 1880 A. NJ
Sermon, by the Pastor; Music, Mt
Vernon Baptist Church Choir
Sunday Evening, :3O-Sermon.
Rev. j. w. Brown; Music, Mt. Her
man Baptist Church.
Sunday Night, S:30-Sermon, Rev.
c. II. Phillips. d. D.; Music, Mt
Vernon Baptist Church Choir.
Reception Committee-Mrs. Louisa
Johnson, Mrs. Emma Hill, Miss
Courtney Booker, Miss Lucy Reid,
Miss Matte Simms. Mrs. Rosa Tur-
ner, Mrs. Ollie Cook, Miss Lille Ir-
wing. Mrs. Sylvia Bolden, Chairman
Don't forget prayer service Wed
nesday night. Come out and sing
praises and offer prayer to God for
his blessings.
b. Y. p. u. will meet Friday night
at $3.50 o'clock. President John w.
Howard wants to see every member.
Be on time. Pastor will preach next
Sunday morning and night