Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-05

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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Steward have
just returned from their trip visiting
friends in Cincinnati, Ohio, which
was very delightful.
Mrs. Annie Whiting Brown left last
week for Rappuhannock Industrial
Academy, Ozeana, Va, where she has
accepted the position of matron.
Miss Tossie p. T.. Whiting left for
Petersburg, where she resumes her
work ns Lady Principal at Virginia
Normal and Industrial Institute.
Mrs. Mary J. Daniel left last Sun
day for Bridgeport, N. J. to visit her
husbands sister, Mrs. Amanda Car
ncgie.
Mrs. Mancrva Nelson and grand
| daughter, Mrs. Nellie NJ. cambridge
are visiting her son, Mr.. Charles ID.
Nelson, of Baltimore, Md.
Mr.. Richard Morris has been sick
for two weeks. He is getting better
and is able to go around Il little. He
| lives at ILL State Street.
The following are on the sick list:
| Mr.. Robert Johnson, Jr., 100 State
| Street; Sir Robert Thomas, 1912 1-2
| State Street; Mr.. J. r. Smith, 1915
! Center Street.
Sir William Lee was taken homo
from his place OF business very i'll,
! last Saturday. Ho resides at 1903
State Street.
Remember the rally mt Mt. Cal
| vary Baptist Church, November "a,
1918. All friends are asked to help
us. Goal-$500.0 90.
We have just received several let
ters from our dear boys. They arc
now i'll the trenches. Bombs and
shnlls arc flying continuously over
thcm. SO much so that the boys pay
very little or no attention to them.
Dan. Farrar, G.. Walter Whiting,
Meredith NJ. Foster, Douglas Ed
wards, Sergt. Joseph Barnes, Sergt.
EUgenc Pitmon, Love Tyler, Cook
Percy Edwards. John Huudley, Char
ley lIundlcy. We will mention them
| as we hear from them. Those boys
arc at tho front and send greetings
that they will soon put an end to
Kaiser Bill or tell the reason why.
they ask your prayers for their re-
TIT ~. We have o. GOOD unbcr OF
boys in the Navy, OF Whoa We .jnan
speak soon.
NOTICE.
There will be given II Grand Sa-
cred Concert, under the auspices Of
the b. Y. y. u. at Rising Mt. Zion
Baptist Church, Sunday, October 6,
at $3.50 p. M. This is the beginning
OF tho Fall and Winter campaign
with us. Come and be with u.s.
CALVARY NOTES.
Last Sunday We had the roviow
lessons. The Superintendent request
cd tho subject OF each lesson of the
az l,1c
then proceeded to give some very
important points on each subject.
Afterwards the school was turned
over to n member of the school, who
proceeded to drill tho school in the
Bible. Rev. Cobbs gave q very vivid
| outline Of tho Bible.
1880 A. NJ, Rev. Cobbs used as
his subject, "Do We Need trained
Teachers in Our Sunday Schools"
He used as q basis, LET that same
mind DO in you, which is in Christ
Jesus" Rev. Logan, Of tho Sharon
Baptist Church, Rev. Wilson, of tho
River View Baptist, Rev. A. Jackson
and Rev. M. Fuller, of tho Mt. Cal
vary Baptist Churches were present
on the rostrum.
$40 p. M. wo had dual service,
tho unfurling Of tho service flag and
tho memorial OF tho dead, who Nc
parted this lifo since wo have been in
the new Church, including Rev. Fer.
guson. Mrs. Lizzie Morton Johnson
was mistress Of ceremonies. Solos
were rendered by Miss Elizabeth
Taylor and Mr.. Herbert White. Tho
choir sang America and Star Span
glod Banner.
Mr.. M. A. Norrell delivered a very
encouraging address. fIe urged our
boys to finish grammar schools and
prepare themselves for college. He
urged us to make our homes. COM
munity, city and state better for tho
boys, who will come homo after the
war. He also urged each Of us to
help Uncle Sam and defeat the Kaiser
by buying Thrift and War Savings
Stamps and Liberty Bonds, etc. The
speaker was introduced by Mr.. r. w.
Whiting with very choice words. We
wero glad to SEQ tho threo members
OF tho Spartan Literary and Athletic
Association who accompanied MT.
Norrell.
October 6, $3.50 P. M, tho install
lation OF the officers Of the #. T.. T..
Biblo Glass will take place ut the
above Church. Mr.. w. e. Brown
will deliver the address.