Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-07-20

and friends of Mt. Zion A. NJ. T..
Church Sunday night, at $50 from
the book of Exodus. Text, The Lord
is man OF war and tho Lord is His
name. When the aged divine had
closed his discourse all present were
satisfied at the various applications
to the text. 1t was Il wonderful dis
course. Rev. Lee Is quito Il strong
gospel minister, having spent fifty
years in the Masters service and is
now suporannuated.
At eleven \. NJ. at MI Zion \. NJ.
Il. Church, Rev. George G. Taylor.
ID. d. delivered one of those strong
soul-stirring sermons. which Is char
actcristic of him when he is physi-
cally fit. He generally makes good
the Masters claim.
The little son OF Mrs. McGhec. 219
Sixth avenue, n. w. died Tuesday
night at ten o'clock. He was just
over one year OF ago.
Mrs. Cora Campbell. of 1872 Third
avenue. and Fourth street. N. w. un-
dcrwent Il serious operation ut Bur-
roll Memorial Hospital which proved
very successful under the efficient
care Of DR.. ]. b. Clayton and asso-
ciates. After six weeks she is homo
much benefited by the operation.
Mrs. Louise Burton, 1926 Fourth
avenue, y. w. received the sad intel
ligence by wire Sunday morning of
the death of her mother. Mrs. Sells,
Of Norfolk. She left on the earliest
train for Norfolk
Mrs. l.. l.. Moody, formerly Of
Roanoke, has returned to Mullins, w.
Va, after spending two weeks in
Hopcwell, City Point and Baltimore.
She is shaking hands with her many
friends at Mullins again.
Mrs. a. Il. Smith, of Mullins, w.
Va, after spending very pleasant
week end in Richmond attending the
Woman's Convention spent two weeks
in Roanoke and Christiansburg with
her many friends. The friends at
home are to welcome her back again
looking fine rom the trip and rest
from home cares.
Our old friend and associate. J. c.
Digger, 207 Fifth avenue, N. w. to
the regret of his many friends i'll
forms us through this medium Of his
intention to sever his relationship
with us to cast his lot with the people
Ct Hopewell or City Point. l am
affected very much by his departure
which will como July 81, probably.
of Burrell Memorial Hospital received
her appointment as an American Ma
tional Red Cross Nurse. Miss Jean
nctte MINIS has been superintendent
OF the Bnrroll Memorial Hospital
since leaving training in 1916.
. DR.. e. y. Downing returned from
a trip to Camp Lee and Camp Meade
He spent Sunday at Camp Lee visit
ing friends and Roanokers. Monday
and Tuesday he was in Washington
and Camp Meade, Md. He reported
Il most pleasant trip and spoke very
encouraging about Camp Meade.
MIR. Willie Hopkins of Camp Lee
spent Sunday in the city.
Sixty young and robust daftecs left
for Camp Lee Tuesday.
Rev. II. J. Butt, OF Blacksburg, Va.
will preach ut Mt Zion A. NJ. e.
Church Sunday, July 81, at HOO A..
M. Come and hear this splendid
gospel man.
Mrs. Pearl S. Brown returned to
her home at Blucnold, w. Va. after
Il visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Cephas, on North Jefferson.
The graduating exercises Of the
Nurses Training School, Burrcli
Memorial Hospital took place at ST.
Paul's Methodist Church, Tuesday
evening, July 2, 1918, at $50 o'clock.
The following program was rem
dcred: America, audience; invoca-
ton, Rev. S. Nj. Bean; presidents
address, Dr.. j. ii. Roberts; music,
Prof. p. w. PoindcXter and choir;
paper, "Tho Trained Nurse in War
Timc," Miss Mary Smith; remarks on
behalf of tho Trained Nurses, Miss
PoindeXtcr and choir; address, Rev.
NJ. l.. Gordon; remarks on behalf OF
the citizens, Lawyer Jacob II. Reid;
music. Prof. p. w. PoindoXter and
choir; remarks on behalf of the Mini
listers, Rev. r. T.. Lee; remarks on
behal OF the Ladies' Auxiliary, Miss
Ella Bowdcn; presentation OF diplo.
mas, Dr.: l.. G. Downing; benediction,
Rev. ]. r. Lauderbacl.
Miss Mary NJ. Smith, recent grad
uatc of the Burrell Memorial Hospital
is now, ready for business. She is d
good and competent nurse and her
services can be secured by addressing
her at the corner OF Seventh avenue
and Park street, Phone 1870. Her
paper rendered on her graduation,
entitled, "The Trained Nurse in
War Time" was superb.
y A Clean Sweep Rally will be held
at Ebenezer A. M. e. Church Sunday,
July 81, 1918. The great Rev. r. j.
Butt, A. b., BID, our learned pastor
OF Blacllsburg. Va. will be with us
and preach the sermon He will
preach at Mt Zion A. NJ. E. Church
at II a. NJ. and at Ebenezer A. M. e.
Church at 8 p. M. Come and hear
this wonderful preacher, for he is
great. The B. e. Rev. I. Euer prom
isos, if possible, to be present. We
are trying to raise $250.00 which
will wipe out all the debt on our
church. The men will rally against
the women. Big eating on the S. r.
Webb Lawn. Rev. G. G. Taylor, D.
D., Pastor. =
A Grand Rally will be held at the
First Baptist Church, Mullens, w.
Va, Sunday July 81. A large and
splendid program has been arranged
and a grand time is in prospect. Ser
mons will be delivered by Rev. e. J.
Swain and the pastor, Rev. A. r.