Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-15
FULTON NOTES.

The installation OF the Sunday
School officers of the Rising Mount
Zion Baptist Sunday School was held
last Sunday night, at $50 p. M. A
very uniqCc program was rendered
by the various members Of the school
who took an active part on the pro
gram. The officers were installed by
Prof Nelson Williams, Jr. In his
address he gavo them five essen
tials" for Il successful Sunday School
worker. Mr.. G. b. Jefferson was
called upon to say something. lie
made some brief remarks, showing
two important reasons why the Nom
bers of the Church should be con
ncctcd with the Sunday School
Last Sunday morning the pastor,
ldcv. N. b. Brown preached an excel
lent sermon. Communion service
was held at $50 and joyful time
was had. Rev. II. ]. J. Mosby Of the
Now BAPTIST Church was present, also
Rev. Daniel James. our ex-pastor,
whom the Church has placed On the
salary list. The Church WAS built
during his administration and was
paid for by our present pastor, Rev.
N. b. Brown, about four years ago.
We pray Gods richest blessings may
rest upon Rev. James, Rov. Brown
and tho congregation.
Last Sunday at tho Mt. Calvary
baptist Church, the morning service
was conducted by Rev. William luck
young liccntiate minister OF tho
Union Level Baptist Church. He rle.
iivcrod very fine sermon and he was
highly complimonted. Let lis pray
that he may become q great power
for God. We had n good many
friends present including five young
men In the army uniform. Roy. Mutt
Fuller, member Of our Church was
present on the rostrum and assisted
the Rev. Tuck,
1870 P. M. tho B. Y. P. U. services
wore we'll attended. William Cham
bliss, Is president and Miss Olivia
Woodbridge, secretary.
$50 p. M. Rev. Cobbs preached to
tho Neighborhood Club of Fulton,
lie preached Il wonderful sermon :.
Tho Reverend preached to tho people
OF bermuda Hundred, Va. last Sun
day morning. Rev. Cobbs Is now at
tending tho Union University May
the people pray for his success in
school.
We had fine gathering in our
Sunday School. Mr.. Frank Jones,
on Of the members OF tho school,
but who has been in Now York for
some timo was present.
The Sunday Schools Of Fulton re.
quest each and every person to at
tendw ono or tho other Of the schools
Next Sunday will be Mems Day Mt
Mt Vol,
Every female Is requested to give so
cents and every male $1.00. A
unique program has been prepared
for the occasion.
We heard from Mr.. Booker Jeter
now In Franco. He Is we'll and doing
we'll.
Mrs. Mary Cobbs heard from her
son last week. Sergeant Gentry Cobbs
He was we'll and doing we'll. He Is
with tho American Occupation Force
in Germany.
Tho Union revival services begin
Monday after the third Sunday In
this month. .- H..
Mrs. Mile Valentine, of Elco, Va.
was up to see her son, Mr.. Beverly
Valentine last week. She makes II
her business regularly to visit her
son. but she has been sick for n
month. May God bless that mother.
In memory of my father, Albert
Wickham, who departed this life on
February II, 1918, ono year ago.
Gone but not forgotten.
BY his daughter,
Mrs. Martha Wickham Jeter.
Tho Sick List:
Mrs. Bette Watkins and Brother
Elias Carter, Mr.. Anderson Jefferson
Of 408 Orleans Street.
Mrs. Row. F.. w. Williams Is visit
Ing her sister. Mrs. Cassie B. Light
nor, OF 825 Denny Street.
The Manager of tho Mechanics Saw
ings Bank Branches Of Churchill
and Fulton thanks his patrons for
their past support and asks for their
continued cooperation. There has
boon shortage Of Christmas Say
ings Cards but we have a supply now
in any class you want. A number
of people are coming and taking out
cards every day
Fulton Branch Is open daily from
300 A. M. to 100 p. M; Saturdays
until 500 p. M. The Church Hill
Branch is open Saturdays and Mon
days. On the deposit Of $1.O0 we
Will give you pass book, then you
can deposit any amount from ten
cents up, daily or weekly, for safe
Keeping. No charges are made for
the money you deposit with us, in.
stead We pay three per cent interest
on all monies that remain untouched
by check.
The following poem entitled "Safe,
ty First" was sent here by Private
Andrew Seymour, Company D, 370th
Infantry, u. S. N. G.:
AS we journey through life, let us
live by the way,
A saying OF old that applies we'll to.
day.
There Is nothing so sweet as life,
oil