Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-03

At 1880 A. NJ. the pulpit was oc-
cupicd by the Rev. DR.. =. f. Morris
of Lynchburg. DR.. Morris discussed
very beautifully from the Sub. "Pray
err AT the evening services the
theme of his discourse was found
Luke 1G-3l- "Bclicving on Jesus
Christ" We are now in the midst of
our great revival conducted by DR..
Elridgc Of Petersburg
BEULAlI A. NJ. e, CHURCH
AT this writing we are glad to
state that we have our pastor back
with us for another year.
On Wednesday evening April 23rd.
VIC held our first church conference.
A goodly number of members were
out TO cooperate with the pastor,
Htkv. J. r. Augutus in devising ways
and means by which to succeed this
now conference year.
The majority Of the old officers
were reelected andfour or five new
Officers were elected.
We had splendid meeting and
all left expressing themselves very
much pleased.
day in the history Of Beulah.
AT 1870 o'clock at our morning
services largo and apprcciative
audience greeted tho pastor.
Rev. Augustus preached the last
OF his series Of sermons on "The
Seven Words from the Cross" Text:
st. Luke 23rd. Chap, 46 verso.
"Fathcr into thy hands I commend
cnirit ~
mony of our Lord"
The house was filled with tho Holy
Spirit as our pastor explained the
beautiful life of our Lord; who was
obcdicnt unto death and who at
death because Of Ills faithfulness
and sacrificial life was nhlo to leave
His spirit in tho hands of His heaven
~ Father. He warned us to be sure
to follow in our Matters footsteps.
After the sermon while pastor and
congregation sang, "The old time re
ligion,' tho doors Of the church we-e
opened; and sister Louisa Marshall
aud brother James Gee Joined our
Zion We all joyfully and heartily
greeted them after which a splend-
Id Offering was lifted.
AT $3.50 p. M. the Junior I.eogucs
AS'" a. iiNSiS hlGClllS. lie lODlC WAS
Interesting and enjoyed by all pres
eht. The Juniors promised the SUI
perintendcnt Mrs. NJ. j. Augustus to
da greater work this year.
AT night we again listened to an
interesting discourse from Psalm 81
18Th verse.
"Thcn vii! l teach transgrcssors
thy ways; and sinners shall be con-
vcrted unto thee"
We are indeed happy for the sue
cess Of this day.
FOR SALE.
One five Passenger Overland Tour
ing car, good condition; TOO large for
family. Call or write. Jeffrics, G1OI
Main street.
Try box of Quality Hair Grower
on sale at Garland and Nc Instoch
drug store. Once used always used. |
One box will convince you OF its MGR |
it's. Price Thirty-five cents.
BASE BALL.
Those who missed seeing the ball !
game OH last Friday missed the best |
game of the season. Farmyille vs. |
Hampton Sidney. The game was
called promptly at 4 o'clock. Line up: |
Hampden Sidney--N Brown S. S.; |
j. Jenkins l.. F.; p. Terry 1st. B; |
a. Bolts c.; S. Womack p; II. Wo- !
mack End. b.; I. Terry r. f.; b. Ter
ry c. r.; c. Marshall Mgr, A. Bolts !
Captain.
Farmvlle-M. Bartlett s. S.; S. |
Brown list. b.. II. Jackson End. B.; !
w. l.. Bartlett c.; r.. Redo 3rd B.; |
J. Green p; G. Hughes r. f.; l.. !
Logan c. F.; II. Johnson l.. r. N. !
Ward Sub; Sun Rawling Mgr, Fred
Carson Capt. Score TT.
The tie will be played off later.
Read the Planet to get full details
Of the game. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Moore an
nOunce the marriage Of their daught-
CT, Violet Venwood to Sergeant Walk
or j. Bacon of Washington, d. c., :
Friday April 25th 1919 at their resi- !
dencc on Grove street. Rev. J. Fl. !
Harvey performed the ceremonies. !
Mrs. Omega Mason and children
spent quite few DAYS in Richmond, !
last week.
Mr.. Van Scott spent last Sunday
In the city. Hc was the guest of Miss
Effice G. Ward. !:
Little Miss Olga Mae Farrar gave
birthday party to a number of her
friends last Easter Monday.