Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-31
FULTON NOTES.

! preached from the Rising Mt. Zion
! Baptist Church by Rev. N. b. Brown
J assisted by Rcv. w. b. Ball, who read
} the nincticth division of the Psalms
| Rev. b. III. Gale offered prayer. Mr..
| j. w. Rcams, superintendent of the
| Richmond Cedar Works was present
in honor of the deceased and spoke
III highest terms Of the deceased.
| The memorial services of George
| A. Custer Post, No. II, Grand Army
of tho Republic, also the Spanish
American War Veterans were held in
| Rising Mt. Zion Church. The ser
mon was delivered by Rev. N. b.
Brown at $3.50 p. M. to the enjoy
ment of all present. Mr.. Gus Hop
kins, chairman, introduced Mr.. NJ.
| ~. Norrell, who delivered Il very
fine address.
a very encouraging letter was re-
ceived from Anthony cambridge, Jr.
who is in the U. S. Navy.
! Mr.. George Manning, who had his
leg broken last week at work, is
getting along nicely at the Memorial
| Hospital.
Mr.. w. IT. Lee is very sick at 11O5
! state Street.
Prof. G. Walter Whiting has gone
| TO West Virginia., where he will de-
! liver addresses in several cities.
Tho Fulton Welfare League had
! for their speaker last Friday night,
| RcV. 5. NJ. Thompson, of tho Virginia
| Union University. He delivered n
| very fine address, which was uplifting
| Also Mr.. Harrison Beverly, of the
| Boosters Home Of Church Hill, made
n short talk. Walter II. Hackett,
president; John II. Foster, CORES
| ponding secretary.
Rev. n. b. Brown, b. TIL. will
| bartize the candidates of tho Mt.
! Calvary Baptist Church tomorrow
morning, 6:30' a. NJ. at tho Rising
Mt. Zion Baptist Church.
| At 1880 A. NJ. Rev. Cobbs will
preach the memorial funeral Of one.
| OF the oldest deacons and trustees of
| tho Mt. Calvary BGpt.Bt Chu.an, In,
tho person Of Brother Jack Foster,
who departed this life March 10,
| 1919. In Palmyra, N. j.
| AT $3.50 the communion services
will be conducted by Rev. N. b..
| Brown, b. TIL.
AT $50 p. M. there will DO a sacred
concert given by Mrs. Rosa Atkins
for the benefit of the Spartan Bri-
gade Of Fulton. Let us do all we
can to help uniform our boys. e,
! The Ardelia Fold, No. 10, S. and
ID. OF Bethlehem met in their seventh.
anniversary service at Mt. Calvary
| baptist Church. We all enjoyed
Rev. Cobbs' sermon and the beautiful
! way the choir sang. assisted by Rev.
| Skipwith. In fact we had real
spiritual feast.
! The samo thing happened during
| tho annual of the l. L. A. at $40.
p. M. at which time we pulled OF
n successful rally. We thank the
many friends for their help, both.
| spiritually and financially.
| Rev. William H. Skipwith preached
at 1880 A. NJ. He will be with us
oil the week. He is stirring the
Church and waking them to theirs
spiritual duty.
I Monday, June 2, Mrs. satterfield
Will repeat her entertainment at the.
above Church.
l take this method in thanking.
! our many friends for their kindness
toward us, during the illness OF my
father, Anderson Jefferson. Speciah
! thanks are extended to Mr.. John,
Barber, Mr.. Jerry Hill, many of the
employers OF the Richmond Cedar
| Works and the Mt. Calvary Baptist
Church and Sunday School. From
G. B. Jefferson, corresponding sec
rotary OF the Richmond Baptist s.
S. Union.
We arc very glad to know that
Brother Nathaniel Yates, Sr., is
much improved. y.
! Mrs. Estelle Fleming is yet sick,
! also Miss Francis Greene, of OF
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! lard
The Superior Lodge, No. As. N
I. B. s. will hold it's anniversary
! service at tho Mt. Calvary Baptist
| Church, June s, at 1880 A. M. All
| or the sister Lodges are invited.
| Mrs. Josephine Davis and Mrs
| Julia Russell, formerly of Fulton.
! now of Baltimore, Md. is visiting
! here this week.
! Miss Alma Davis, formerly Of Ful-
| ton, now Of Baltimore, Md. will grad
! nate from the Baltimore High School
this year.
DR.. a. A. Graham visited the
| homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Dan
! 1els while in the city this week.
| The closing meeting of the Davis
! Armstrong School League will meet
, at the residence Of Miss Anita James
Monday night, June 2, 1919, $50
| p. M. The friends OF Fulton will
| cndeavor to show their appreciation
and respect to Misses Christine john
| son and Bertha Johnson, 1919 grad
yates Of Hartshorn College and Pc
tersburg Institute respectively.
Miss Christine Johnson will leave
the first Of next week to take posi-
| ton with the new colored banking
| institution in Norfolk, Va. We wish
| her much success.