Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-04-19
SATURDAY. APRIL 10, 1919
FULTON NOTES.

Mr.. Richard Cross, 1924 Denny
Street and Mr.. Richard White, 1915
Denny Stree wcro thrown from the
street car and seriously injured. They
are slowly improving.
Miss Wilmena Robinson died on
tho 14th inst. at 1115 State Street
Mrs. George Coleman died very
suddenly on the 18th inst. at 8
Hague Street.
Tho funeral Of Getaway Jordan
was preached from his residence on
the 18th inst. at 200 2. NJ. by DR..
Evans Payne, who we'll portrayed his
life. He died Saturday, April II. .
Rev. N. b. Brown being out OF
the city on last Sunday, Rev. P. M.
Rcdd, OF the Virginia Union Uni
vcrsity preached n very excellent SER
mon which was enjoyed by his hear
ers and at 400 p. NJ, Rev. J. II.
Brown, pastor Of the United Baptist
Church administered the Lords Sup
per.
Friends, don't forget your Christ
mas Savings. Call at S24 Denny
Street for information. The Thrift
Clubs arc still open. We have plenty
of good methods to give on saving
Bank open daily from 900 A. NJ. to
200 p. NJ. Saturdays until 1880
p. NJ. Director Whiting, Manager;
John Mitchell, Jr. President; A. V.
Norrcll, Cashier.
Sunday, April 81, at 3:15 p. M j,
according to our present time, Rev.
Eli Tarttc, pastor Of the Metropoli-
tan Baptist Church, Petersburg, Va.
will preach at the Mount Calvary
Baptist Church. Come and hear for
yourselves.
Sunday, April 20, ut $3.50 P. M.
tho ST. Lukes OF the East End, under
the jurisdiction OF tho r.. w. 1. o.
st. Luke will hold their Easter Cele-
bration at tho Mt. Calvary Baptist
Church. Como, let us pack the
building.
Mr.. William Johnson, now with
the A. e. F.. somewhere In France
sends greetings to the above Church
and Sunday School Of which he is n
member.
MT Meredith Foster Ia in Plain
fold, N. J., with his brother. Mere
dith has been sick out there for two
weeks. Let us pray for his speedy
recovery.
Our Sunday School was woll at
tended last Sunday. We listened to n
intendent, Nathaniel Yates. An
Easter program will be rendered in
our Sunday School tomorrow morn
ing, by Miss Alma Logan and others
'11:30 A. NJ. Rcv. Cobbs preached
very interesting sermon. His text,
/ Thessalonians 2:12. Two persons
responded to tho call as watch care
members.
Mrs. Ardclia Henderson, Charity
Aston and Mrs. Ellen Brown are on
our sick list.
$40 P. NJ. Rev. Redo, Of the
v. U. U. preached q powerful ser
mon on the Power OF Religion "
He is young man and let Richmond
AS whole encourage him to go for
ward in our Sayiour's name.
Sunday, April 20, Mt $50 p. M .
there will be n sacred concert by the
various members Of the Mt. Tabor
Sixth Mount Zion and tho Sharon
Baptist Churches for the benefit of
our rally.
Tho Union Level Baptist Church is
being remodclcd with n larger scat
ing capacity and they are calling upon
Fulton and their many friends to as
sist them in paying for the same,
which is no more than every one Of
us ought to do. Rev. c. r. Mar
tin. B. TIL. is the Pastor.
a cordial welcome is extended to
you by the three Sunday Schools Of
Fulton to be present at $50 A. M :.
every Sunday morning.
The Clef Quartette appeared at the
Mt. Calvary. Baptist Church, April
| 5 at $50 p. NJ. 1t is composed OF
the following artists: Mr.. J. w =.
Drew, Mr.. w. Fl. Armstead, Miss
Inctta James, Mrs. Lizzie Pollard,
Mr.. r.. Pollard, pianist. Those who
failed to hear them missed a rare
treat. The program will be repeated