Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-22
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FULTON NOTES.

The members of Fulton Lodge, No.
~, Knights OF Pythias are hereby
notified to meet at the Pythian Castle
727 North Third Street, Sunday,
March 23, 1919 at 200 p. NJ. sharp,
in body, where all lodges will meet
and march to Second Baptist Church,
whore the Thanksgiving Sermon will
be preached by Rev. w. III, Stokes,
PHI. D., pastor of Ebenezer Baptist
Church. BY order Chancellor Com
.nandcr, James Cox. The LADIES of
Fulton will meet in the basement OF
Second Baptist Church at 3 p. III.
Mrs. Ida llackctt. an old resident
OF Fulton died March II, 1919 at
APO =. Nj. at her residence, 1910
= Denny Street. She was q long SUI
fcrcr. The funeral took place on
"Wednesday, March 10, at P. nj.
from the Rising Mt. Zion Baptist
Church. Shc leaves to mourn their
loss, Il husband, two sisters, two
brothers, seven children and many
, relatives and friends.
Honorable j. Henry Crutchfold
will address tho Fulton Branch Of
the Natiopal Equal Rights League,
Friday, March %, 1919, s p. NJ. at
TRUE Rcformers Hall, Fulton. Men
be On time.
Miss Kate Bagby, recording secre-
tary OF tho Richmond Baptist Sunday
/ School Union and Assistant Superin
! tcndcnt Nathaniel Yates addressed
{ our Sunday School last Sunday.
Rev. Cobbs preached unique scr
mon at tho morning service, Que
i watch care member Joined.
| The following are on tho sick list.
Sisters Daisy Clarke, Lena jackson,
Ardelia Henderson, Bette Gaskins,
Virginia BONicy. Oracle Christian and
Brother Royland Yancey.
At night we listened TO q practical
sermon by Rev. N. Gonsalves, Of
Ontario, Canada, n stuGcnt at Union.
Rev. Ernest b. Dolozie, a native OF
Cape Colony, Africa was on the ros-
trum.
| Sunday, $3.50 p. Nj. there will be a
! sacred concert ut our Church under
the auspices of tho Intermediate
Biblo Glass OF the School for benefit
Of the May Rally.
The Fulton Beneficial Club would
like for you to become member.
For all particulars sec Mr.. ST Paul
IIcnly, president Or DR.. w. H. Dixon,
financial secretary.
The services at tho Union Level
Baptist Church last Sunday We're fine.
keV. {. II. Martin, pastor, preached
an excellent sermon. The Lords
Supper was administered by the.
pastor at $3.50 p. M.
The services at Rising Mt. Zion
Baptist Church last, Sunday were
veryfnicc.
This appealiis made by the cores
pondins secretary Of the r. B. s. S.
u. Let each school do its part
towards raising the $3.50 for mission
work, asked by the Committee for
Woman's Day at tho First Baptist
Church, April 6, $50 p. M. The
principal speaker will be DR.. Bessie
B. Tharps.
We were very sorry to hear of the
; death OF Brother Jack Foster, an old
; citizen of Fulton, but Of late he has
! been residing in Paramount, N. J.
| with one Of his sons. He was n
! faithful member Of the Mt. Calvary
Baptist Church. an honorary deacon
and trustee. We extend our heart
felt sympathy to the bereaved family.
He was pretty we'll advanced In age
but has left q good Christian deport-.
ment behind for us to take patterns
after.
a surprise party was given at the
Fuitar Settlement House ~ the Full
; :oH NJ hers Ciuo. There was q se
~ WI j''.'. stl.t l)F 'Ef cCaSlOn:
Sors chorus of mothers; prayer,
Mrs NJ. A. James; quartette, four
members Of Mothers Club; remarks.
Mrs. Mary Jordan; response, Mrs.
nj. l.. Gaskins: instrumental solo,
Master Fl. l.. Atkins; recitation, Mrs.
r. Hill.
The Mothers Club gave the home
a nice repast. Remarks by the
Matron, DR.. A. r. Cooper. It was a
great surprise to tho home. The
members were glad to be out with
their president, who has been absent
since November on account of sick
ness. Fl. L. Atkins and w. ]. James
rendered lovely music for the party.
Rosa B. Atkins, president; Ruth B.
Fields, secretary.
On last Sunday afternoon Sergeant
Robert l.. Greer, Personnel Sergeant
and Interpreter with the 372nd Reg
imcnt spoke to about 500 people on
his experiences overseas, at the
Rising Mount Zion Baptist Church.
Sergeant Greer came to us on the
invitation Of Mrs. Olivia Orange
We the citizens Of Fulton take this
means of presenting our compliments
and flowers to Mrs. Olivia Orange
that she may enjoy them while living.
There Is not a person in Fulton who
is more interested in or who work
to help her people more than she. We
can always look to her with degree
OF satisfaction, knowing whatever
she undertakes Is for the uplift Of
the community az was the case last
Sunday when we were honored by
having Sergeant Greer to speak to
us.
She Is Fulton's live wire and we
only wish we had many more Olivias
In our neighborhood. May God
crown her undertakings with great