Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-06-25
South Richmond Notes.

The thirty-eighth annual session
Of the state Grand Lodge. No. 6. I.
o. OF 6. s. and d. OF S. that con
vened Ga this city last week was a de-
cided success as 20 number OF dele.
gates. department and the rapiditv in
the business transacted The North
Side was wen represented with Mrs.
IT. l.. Johnson and Mrs. Harriet John
son and J.. &. Scott. the recognized
leaders In charge
Mrs. J. ". Thompson. quiet
worker but power OF influence and
good, was also over. lending "a hand
I'm the good work for success. Many
Others of which space viii not uEr-
mit ms 90 mention
The happiest men of the whole
Grand Lodge entitled Me. Him and
l. N. III. Hatcher. r.. L. Williams.
.C. TT. Munford. with their various
committees worked necessarily com
mencing June 1909. holding weekly
meetings and entertainments until
the arrival of the grand lodge.
The meeting was held ia the First
Baptist Church. Dr. A.. BIuga. pastor.
Grand Chief &. r. Hubbard was
heard 90 remark that the session was
the best that he had ever attended
during his connection with the Or
der.
The committee compliments itself
on not having "a single complaint
from any one as 90 accommodation
and comfort
All of the officers were retained
Mrs. l.. g. King being the only new
officer elected. OF which was Grand
Out Side Sentinel according To- the
precedent set at Warreugtou session
Washington Ward, knew that she
would get che officer as per rotation
without any great opposition.
For the first time in the history
OF Virginia has the colored citizens
or organization ever had the pleasure
of being welcomed 90 a. city 20 the
homes ass wen as 90 hearts bv a "col-
ored mayor Mr.. p. T.. Williams. who
in "a telling speech captivated the en-
tire grand lodge and visitors 20 the
delight of all
Following is the program arranged
Tor the occasion. lIhe mayor. Fl. A..
Maurice being ABSENT
Mrs. Rosa B. Wilkinson. chairman
on banquet and her assistants. de-
serves much credit as well as the en-
tire committee.
The Planet men Big . gazed on
with an air of satisfaction. and was
heard 20 say that &c was the finest
affair that has been ever witnessed
In this city OF state.
Pay your taxes or else YOU will
be sold out. CAN on ]. p. Robinson
Delinquent Tax Collector for Court
No. .. Washington Ward. Monday
was sale day.
DR. Davis intends 20 raise $500. DOL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Day.
The different states as represented
are hustling. The collections prom.
ises 10 be the largest ever taken in
the history OF the church. Have You
dear reader assisted them?
DIT. Anthony. OF the Zion Baptist
Church, emersed thirty-five candi-
dates in the noble James River on
last Sunday morning.
Mr.. Joseph SOuthall. vicc-presidentI
of the b. Y. p. u. rendered a fine
program on last Sunday evening.
Miss Ollie 3. Johnson will have
charge of the program Sunday
evening.
Mr.. John II Turner, ST.. IS now
prepared. 20 take your orders for
wood and coal. Call on him.
The recent organizations Of a
male quartet in the First Baptist
Church choir adds another feature
20 the christian work and life OF
DIT. Binga. In a recent contest at
the Ebenezer Baptist Church they
achieved great honors and received
the second prize. Come and hear
them. MessTs. s. II. Johnson. s. w.
Johnson, J. w. Harris, c. II. Nun
ford, c. II. Robinson, organist.
Bought titles have never made a
leader and If you haven't the execu-
tive ability to lead, stand a side.
Miss Alberta jenkins. of the Sec
ond Baptist Church, - a born leader
and organizer
Mrs. S. B. Wilkerson was married
to Mr.. r. T. Cogbill. Jr last wednes-
day night at the home OF the brides
brother. East 18th Street.
BIG 2.