Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-01

The d. r. p. U. at p. M. had a
worry interesting meeting. A Bible
class was organized under the super
vision OF Rev. Wiley with DR.. Mixs
'"hite> n senior teacher. This
class will meet each Sunday after.
noon from 4 to S. The night service
was VOL attended. Tho pastor gave
us another helpful discourse.
A. M. e. CHURCH..
Services at 1880 A. NJ. were Of a
high order. 1t was our Conference
Rally Day. Pastor discoursed from
tho fourth chapter OF Daniel. verses
30 and 81. Theme, "Thc Proud and
Naughty Shall Be Brought Low"
The sermon was enjoyed by all and
wo left feeling glad that We had como
to the House Of tho Lord.
At 8 p. NJ. once more, we assem-
bled and heard again tho Word of
God from st. John 3:17. Quite a
goodly sum was collected Sunday for
Conference purposes. Again We
thank our God, friends and members
for the success Of this day.
'o S'I iC WAS S1TTY
to hear Of the death OF Mrs. Ellen
Taylor. Of Grace Street, who departed
this ilfo tuesday. February is, after
long Illness. During her active
life sho was n faithful member Of
the First Baptist Church. The fun
oral services were held Thursday at
the Church. Rev. Wiley officiating.
She is survived by husband, Mr..
Simon Taylor four sons and five
daughters, who havo our deepest
sympathy.
Mr.. II. J.. Paige and children Of
Roanoke spent Sunday in to city
with parents.
Mr.. Joe Madden spent several days
here last week with his family.
Mr.. Thomas Anderson spent quite
n few days from Petersburg last week
with his family.
Miss Lillian Paige celebrated her
fifteenth birthday last Friday night,
with n number Of friends.
Mrs. Annie Thornton and Miss
Flossic Walker OF Tugglo spent tho
week end here with relatives.
Ms Mary Potts. Of Ely Stree; IS
i'll Richmond visiting hor son, DR. w.
J pcttis.
DR.. a. s. Mason. of Washinsl.,n,
Snc''' several days h,,rr last week
HIS father, Mr.. A y. Mason is i'm.
proving at this writ I,;.
Mrs :>nllic Mu",nll /" re.c.cins
much after receiving the first letter
from her son Tonsill, since his arri-
val overseas. Tonsill sailed for
France in August.
Kilograms have been received that
Mcssrs. Walker and Nelson Jordan,
Philip Green, Racy Matthews, Percy
Womack and Lieut.. Page Lancaster
arc back in tho States from France.
Miss Ia Il. Hairston is back from n
most pleasant trip to Richmond.
The members of the Ideal Society
were entertained in high sty'c on
Aft FRIDAY evening in the home of
Miss Marion Hankins, 702 Bedford
street. During the early evening
social activities were tho main feat
nro or gaiety. Music was furnished
by Misses 1lankins and Hairston and
MIR. Lcmucl Bland. Miss Hankins'
several arranged tables for amusing
games dctracted nothing from tho
hVclincss Of the occasion.
Following this course Of refresh.
mcnts was served by the hostess. At
1880 those present began the usual
routine OF business transactions.
Those who enjoyed this raro oxhib-
1T Of superlative merriment were
Misses Evelyn Hairston, Mary Green,
Mary jackson, Violet Moore, Enlo
ward and Martha Hilton, Mcssrs.
Henry Anderson, Pernel Watkins.
Willie Jackon, Lemucl Band and
Eddie Williams. Tho meeting adj
Journcd to meet with Miss Martha
Hilton for the next activities.