Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-23

J. HENRY CRUTCHFIELD, Editor.
Office:
1915 e. Broad St. Richmond. Va.
a grand time was had at Fifth
Street Baptist Church last Sunday.
Pastor Rev Or. w. r. Graham oc-
cupied his pulpit for the first time
since close of the anniversary: com
ing to his flock fresh from short
| vacation and rest; he had wholesome
lesson in store for them. He preached
choice sermon embodying many
useful lessons which If adhered to
and practiced will be avenues 20
manifold blessings.
At $3.50 o'clock the Pastor and
large number Of his members took
the Fourth Baptist Church by sur
prise: at moment when they
thought not the Rev. Or. W. r. Gra-
ham followed by his deacon board
and a large body OF his members en-
tered the Fourth Baptist Church Just
as said church was preparing to par
take of the Lords supper. Their en-
trance was greeted by bright cheer
| ful countenances and pleasurablc
bows and given heartfelt reception.
a lovable time ensued All were
highly elated over this meeting
around the Lords Table. Or. Evans
Payne, presided. Some OF the sweet
est hymns were sung 10y different
members.
Rev. DR.. Evans Payne after max
| ing few timely remarks suited TO
| the occasion, presented Rev. Dr. w
| r. Graham who spoke quite feelingly
] relative 20 the church. and the OBJ
| iect of the communion at the CON
| clusion Of which Bro. WILDER Jener-
son sang shout. viz: Fight on Old
Warriors. Don't Turn back Keep
Your Sword I'm Your hand. etc. d"
other shouts were sung by Brethren
Charles Humphrey. Charles Johnson
| and others.
The Fourth Bartist Church is one
| OF the oldest and one of the most
progressive OF the churches in this
city. with a membership OF nearly or
about 800, all Of whom think It
an honor 90 say. that Its record is
such and the demeanor of it's Pastor
so pleasant to them. that they have
lived together as church and Pastor
for thirty years, and that the bond
Of union between them is as strong
and stronger than IL was thirty years
ago" They are just titillated over
the thought OF this grand pipe organ.
We rejoice with them and our Fifth
Street Baptist Church choir will
no doubt be present at its organ re
cital Tuesday night. July 26. 1910.
lowing to the absence of Supt.
Prof. b. II. Peyton and Asst. Supt.
Mr.. r. H. Fauntleroy, both of whom
were out Of the city, Lawyer J. Henry
Crutchheld, acting superintendent,
opened the Sunday-school at 10
O'Clock. A large number of teachers,
officers and scholars were present
Teachers took charge of their classes
for twenty minutes. Pastor w +.
Graham made a few encouraging re
marks to the school and urged them
to bring IN new scholars every Sun
day. Rev. DR.. $. c. Burren. secre-
tary Y. NJ. c. A. made a few timely
remarks impressing upon the young
minds the Importance Of being good
boys and girls and 10 attend Sunday
school every Sunday The Fifth
Street Baptist Sunday school will
give its basket picnic at Fulton Park.
Wednesday, August 10, 1910. All
the teachers. scholars, and friends
Will meet at the Fifth Street Bap-
tist Church at $3.50 o'clock and leave
in body. All are invited. Admission
in the park, children cents. Adults,
ten cents. BE on time next Sunday
morning. WI
Prayer service Wednesday night.
Come out on time at $40 O'Clock.
Don't forget 3. Y. p. L. Friday
night. A good time is expected. Be
on time $3.50 o'clock
Rev. DR.. w. F. Graham and Prof.
B. II. Peyton are attending the
National Association this week: but
viii return by Sunday.
Don't forget communion next
Sunday at $3.50 o'clock. Come on
time.
Pastor will preach next Sunday
morning and night.