Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-07
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FULTON NOTES,

Last Sunday we had a very fine
! gathering in our Sunday Schools. Wo
| had present with us Rev. Skipwi,ll.
who has been conducting revival SER
vices ut our Church. He has clec,ri-
| ioa Us all and good many Of us
Rave decided to 10 more tpr tho
cause OF our Master. He preached
at inc Union Level Baptist Church
| las Sunday nignt, which Church
| ought to claim the attention Of all
o. Fulton, especially Financially. They
need our help. Will you do your
part? Brethren John Day and Sto-
phcns were present in our school
also.
1880 A. NJ. Rev. Cobbs preached
the memorial service Of Deacon Jack
Foster Deacon Daniel, tho chair
man Of the board and Rev. Daniel
James, the father Of tho Fulton
Churches spoke also. Row. Skipwith
sang some Of his choice songs.
$50 L. Nj. Rev. N. d, Brown, Of
tho Rising Mt. Zion Baptist Church
administered the Lords Supper, as
sisted by Rev. Skipwith.
$3.50 Z. Nj. there was grand So
cred concert for tho benefit Of tho
scout Boys OF Fulton. Mr.. Meredith
Foster, one of tho best Sunday School
workers in our Church, handled the
program very beautifully.
Mrs. Bessie Starks and Mrs. Aman-
da billiard arc on tho sick list, also
Mrs. Charlotte Lewis and Charlotte
Watkins.
Willianna Jones, is paralyzed. p
Tomorrow at 1880 A. NJ. the SUI
perior Lodge, No. As, N. I. b. S. will
hold its anniversary service at tho
above Church. Rev. Cobbs will
preach and Mr. a., W. Holmes, G. w.
Il. NJ. will speak in tho interest Of
the lodge. A. ID. Daniel, p. NJ, G.
Is. Jefferson, master OF ceremonies
at 1890 =, NJ. Rev. Clark of the
Fulton Baptist Church (white) after
bong introduced by our pastor, Rev.
II 3, BroW2t, w'th choice words.
preached II most excellent sermon,
which greatly uplifted his hearers.
Miss Smith (white) rendered q very
sweet solo.
At $3.50 p. NJ. beautiful water
set was presented to tho Church by
Women Bible Glasses OF the Sunday
School.
Tho closing exercises OF the Davis
Armstrong League were held June 2
at the home of Miss Arnita James.
Tho league showed its appreciation
to its graduates by presenting them
appropriate Presents. Miss Christine
Johnson, graduate of Hartshorn Col
lege and Miss Bertha G. Johnson,
graduate Of v. N. +. l., Petersburg,
Va.
Beautiful solos were rendered by
q hnI
Broadhurst and Miss Olivia Wool
ridge. The league received encour-
aging remarks from Prof. J. r. Mayno
and Prof. Nelson Williams, Jr., after
which ice cream and cold drinks were
served in abundance.
Those present were: Misses Beat
rice Whiting, Arnita James, Willie
Henderson. Bertha Henderson,
Bertha Johnson, Viola Johnson,
Olivia Daniels, Pearl Nash, Vir-
ginia White, Lille White, Alberta
White, Laura Nelson, Olivia Wool
ridge, Helen Brown, Minnie Page.
Lorena Johnson, Mrs. Rosa B. At
kins, Annie w. Brown, Ethel Lewis,
Virginia Gaskins, Annie P. Jeffries,
Hattie Broaddus, Josephine Smith,
Martha Skipwith, Messrs. Fred. Ro-
binson, Leroy Smith, George Pierce,
Joseph Allen, Joseph Booker, Loais
cambridge, Herbert Atkins, Winston
James, Meredith Foster, Wilbert
| West, Thomas Barrett, James Bar
rett Sergeant James Braxton, Ser
geant William +. Tyler.
Miss Beatrice Whiting, president;
| Miss Olivia Daniels, mistress Of cere-
| monies.