Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-10-06

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overwhelming audience at the First
Of his friends were delighted to grasp
his hand.
The mother Of Mr.. George Layen-
der, who had a stroke several months
ago remains quite indisposcd. She
is not much improved.
Mrs. Belle Garrett. OF Now York
City is visiting in tho city.
ST. PAUL NJ. l.. CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. S. NJ. Beanc, Pastor.
Rev. w. w. Lucas. ID. ID. Secretary
Of the Epworth League NJ. E. Church
lccturcd at st. Paul Sunday night,
using as his subject, ''rhe Black
Man and His Ways" He preached
at the evening service. His lecture
and sermon "crc enjoyed by all.
The Pastor preached Sunday morn
ing to large audience from the
subject. ''Thc Choice That Moses
Made" using rs n text, Hebrews
11:2i-26. Three persons professod
Christ and joined the Church.
Sunday was the beginning of the
"Chain Rally" which will close Sun
day. October Z. A hundred and fifty
dollars were raised Sunday.
"wednesday night, October 3, Miss
Daisy Mclean Bulllcy, field agent Of
the Woman's Home Missionary So
cicty, OF the NJ. e. Church addressed
large and apprcciative audience In
reference to her work. The address
was enjoyed by all.
Sunday nnfnhnr Row w A
G. Hughes, field agent OF the Board
Of Home Missions and Church Extern
sion will preach at the eleven and
eight O'Clock services. Hear him.
He will lecture Monday night at
st. Paul, October s, from the subject,
"Climbing."
Misses Estelle Dillon. Hilda and
Josephine Bell, Eunicc Cooper. &C.
ncva Henderson, Lcttia Moore, Thco.
dosia Means, Daisy Pinkard. Sophron-
ia Pittman and Mr.. Mckinley Rcesby
Richard Henderson and Miss Dero-
thy Digger left for Lynchburg where
they will enter Virginia Theological
Seminary and College.
Mr.. James Brown, Jr. returned to
Virginia Theological Seminary and
College to take the College Course.
Miss !illie NJ. Buffer, OF Pulaski,
was the guest of Mrs. Jones on Wells
avenue, N. w, during tho fair.
Mr.. George A. Taylor, of Washing
ton, ID. c.. and Mrs. Elenora Shipp,
OF Hartford, Conn. attended the bed
side and funeral of their sister. Miss
Marqucna Taylor, the beloved daugh-
ter OF Rev. George c. Taylor, pastor
Of Mt. Zion A. NJ, e. Church.
Mrs. Kate Carpenter Is confined
to her home 212 Third avenue, N.
w. on account Of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Gibson, OF
Hartford, Conn. was in the city Sun
day, cnroutc North. They had paid
visit to their home.
Many OF the students for Harris
horn College and one for Virginia
Union University. left on the mid
night train for Richmond, Va. Miss
Clara Gill, Miss Leila Gill and Hamp-
ton Gill.
Rev. ]. J. Mayo preached last Sun
day at Maple Street Baptist Church.
His subject was, "Christian Glory"
Galatians 6:14.
MT. Lucar Field and Mr.. Robert
Wood have gone on n trip to Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Mr.. Charlie Wright Is at homo on
n visit from Pittsburgh. i~l
Miss Mittie Obey, OF Norfolk, Is
visiting parents here.
There were eleven candidates hap
tized at Mt. Moriah Sunday by Row.
w. II. Thompkins.
There will be Feast in the Will
derness at Reed Street Church three
nights, beginning "Wednesday, Sep
TENDER rs.
We are glad to announce that
Mrs. Sallie Kasey is ont after several
weeks illness.
Oscar Ferguson had his arm brok-
en- by an automobile Friday.
Mr.. Alexander Robertson, 21i
NiEth avenue, N. e., who left for
Columbus, 0. September 16, to visit
his step-daughter, Mrs. Geneva e.
Taylor. returned September 20, hay
ing spent few pleasant days in the
, Buckeye State.
Mr.. James Fuller, Of Boston, Mass.
was in the city last week visiting
father. mother and sisters, Mr.. and
Mrs. Casper Fuller, of Ninth avenue,
, N. w.
Mrs. Katie l. Galloway, Of Column
bus, O. is in the city visiting her
mother, Mrs. Mary A. Robertson. She
is looking we'll and will spend the
Winter.
! The Helping Hand Home Society
had their regular business meeting
at the residence of Mrs. Sadie Lash
Tenth avenue, N. e., Tuesday night,
, september &c, about 35 members be-
! ing present. We had lovely and
interesting meeting. Six new Nom
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