Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-06-22

THE SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
RAISED 81 ,5O2.G2 FOR
MISSIONS.
The Pastor Praises His ChurcI-Thc
Members are Jubilant.

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Members are Jubilant.
The Missionary Campaign OF the
Second Baptist Church closed last
Sunday with much jubilation among
the workers. About three weeks ago
the church launched an effort to
raise One Thousand Dollars ($1,0O0)
for Missions, with Mrs. Rosa e. Wat
son as Director General
The church was organized into a
veritable army Of missionary work
ers. With oneness of mind, single
ness of purpose anu genuine Chris
tian zeal all the forces entered the
field with the determined purpose Of
winning the War" And from the
field of toll the laborers returned last
Sunday bringing to tho church for
Missions the sum OF $1,502.62.
DR.. q. D. Lewis. tho pastor, was
loud in praise Of the members OF the
church for their splendid achievement
In the Missionary work, emphasizing
the fact that this large amount
raised for Missions not only gave
evidence Of thcir spiritual life as q
church, but OF their return to the ono
and only purpose for which the
Christian Church was organized, viz,
IAN agency by which the world must
be evangelical: that the Church
whose main object was to build and
maintain fine edifioe and pay the
salaries OF officers while doing little
or nothing for Missions is failure
doomed and Is but a very little more
than religious fake" y >
The following Is O report, the
names and amounts OF tho workers:
w. /. Hopkins, SIG; j. A. Jones,
S20.49; J. M. Edwards, $4,000; c.
II. Hooper, S17.20E w A.. Smith,
S14.32; Elmoro Woodson, $12.9G;
70. II. Johnson, $12; John r. Taylor,
$26.62; II. r. Payne, $14.66; George
w. Bragg, $10.S7. II -.
w. l.. Jennings $13,15: G. V. Car
ter, 81; J. Y. Carter. $1S.07; c. d.
Griffis, $21.3S; II. B, Burrell, $12.93;
CIV. Simpson, Sc; John e. Hopkins,
sS.55 } Rileys;Ie Lax, $43. 3 Q !: additional,
S3si i, f)i 5sol tc..ss froJS. easiif v, 81 g,
j r.. Hicks, SO; w. 70. Smith, 81.
Leila Williams, $l2; Willie Watts,
$17.7O; Ada Lewis, $19.33; Louisa
Lewis, $16.05; Pinlie Price, Sc. Ida
Charity, $21.25; Leila Berry, $14.-
As; Pocahontas Mosby, $26.75; Dab
liza Martin, $14.02; Matte Cousins,
$1S.25.
Alice Owens, $10.G1; Hattie Bland,
$12.25; Cora l.. Bright, $52.25; Lau-
ra Hudgins, $13.26. Daisy Baker,
$2S; Laura Redd, $685.; Emma
Ware, $3.50; Ellen Coleman, $780,
ST; Matte Arlington, $27.S5; Emma
Watson, $4S.92.
India Coleman, $12 .55; Ella Clai-
borne, $17.74; Gertrude washington
$40; Fannie James. $40.12: Maggie
l.. Brown, $16.10; Rosa 70. Watson,
S6O.14; Lila G.. Carillay, $4.S5;
Laura Cross, $7.06: Mary Claiborne,
$31.19; Fannie Grifls, SIS.
Ellen Griffis, $15.25; Alice Cooper,
s19.G5; synora Bowe. $13: Rosa
Dabney, $21.25; Georgia Rock, $16.-
90; Mary Miller, $17.20; Sarah Clai-
borne, SIG; Minnie Wyatt, $12; Mar
tina Fox, $6.20; Daisy Butler, 1929.
Bessie Lomax, $S.7S; Mary Hop
son, 1881 Estelle Booker, $3.50:
Martha Fife, 1910; Jennie Price,
$11.30; Emeline Johnson, $16.95;
Mildred Payne $11.6S; Emma B.
Jones, $12.9S; Louisa White, $5.14;
Harriet MINIS, $10.05.
Ada Harris, SIT; Alice Crawley,
$15.13; Annie Nelson, So. Fannie b.
Smith, '$6.G2; Otelia Chism, $l6.37;
Ruth Deane, $2.S2; Sarah Nicholas,
$40: Fannie p. Smith, Sc: Sarah
Wells, So; Hattie Wells, $10.73; Liz
zie Mosby, $56.9S.
Sallie Nicholas, $40: Emma L..
Bailey, $5.25; Maggie Maclin, $3.50;
Britannia Morton, $6.45; Gillie Bowl
ding, SIS; Emma Smith, IS: Mary
Christee, $3.50; Julia Washington,
Sc: Clemmie Perkins, $3.50; Rosa B.
Hicks, '$3.45: India Baker, $1O.25.
Laymen's Missionary Movement,
$322.16; General Rally, $1,115.GS;
May Queen, $55.G5; Evenings Col
lection, 1913. Total, $1,5O2.62.