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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24

FULTON NOTES.

Last Sunday VIC had Il very large
are not boasting bat everything
seem to be working in harmony
AT 1880 \. NJ. Rev. Cobbs preach
CT Il wonderful sermon from Gal. GO
:. h" subject: "Durdcn Bearers. -
Everybody went away rejoicing.
$50 p. II. lie preached from the
subject: Let Nc Alone"
$50 p. NJ. We al enjoyed y sacred
concert. given Ivy Mrs Hmhhic Smith
ers and Ida Shaffcr. We appreciate
their efforts greatly.
"nmo"r0w. Rev C1Ni,, will nrn.c-
from thu subject "'rhe Life Beyond
W" f"ov" We expect u pHr':cA
l'u$c "u that day
Ecmcmlcr thr ral1v on tho An
Sunday in May. Cur candidates will
he baptized Oh the first Sunday NOM
G1E IN juno. You will hear later
where the Baptizing will be.
NrS. Martha Jrtcr. tho secrctHrv
al the i. e. l.. Bihlc class Of tn,
above named School has returned
i'"nc after weeks stay visiting he,
'an'her in Fredcricks-Halb Va.
III sad remembrance of INV sister
'A''8. Su&sic Powcls, who dcpartcd
thi$ life April Goth, 1918:
Gone but not forgotten.
Her Sister,
MRS. ELLAN BROWN.
thc people OF the First Bantis,
'hurch. Observation-Disclosures seem &c
70 he retired to do Foreign Missio,
, WORK after listening to an address or
the same from Mr.. C. B. Jefferson or
Inc second Sunday last.
The people are working fremont
o'lsly in one months rally, they raised
S27b.O0 Rev, VIM. Tuck is pastor, :
Dr. w. l.. Joyner, Medical Insnec
| ter OF the N. c., Mutual Life Insu,
nnce CO.. was tho guest OF Mis-,
olivia Orange last Sunday evening
fr. Joyner leaves the city Wcdncs
doy for Baltimore and Wasbinrto,
May Queen rehearsal at r. B. G.
Hali, Friday night April 23rd, at Z
,. NJ. All Drill girls are urged to y,
On time.
Mrs. Lizzie Brown, sister of Mis-.
Julia cambridge. died Sunday. Aprf
18th. at the home of her sister Miss
Julia cambridge.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
COLONEL DUNCAN TO LECTURE

Colonel Otis Duncans who com.
E'anded the Eighth Illinois Regiment
overseas during the late war. will
lecture at the Fifth Street BAPTIST
Church, Friday night, May 7th at s
i. M.
Don't fail to hear this distinguish.
ed man. He comes in the interest Of
the proposed memorial to Colored Sol
diers who fought and died in the
vars of the United States.
mo Following citizens committee
Will welcome him to the City:
j. Thomas Itewin, Il. w. Moss, w
>. "oodSon, Mr.. A. w. Holmes, Mr..
>. w. Thompson Mr.. b. l.. Jordan.
ROY. w. II. Johnson, DR.. NJ. e. Davis,
Darius Harris. Mrs. Maggie l.. Walk
or, c. A. Puryear. Mr.. J. C. Randolph
Mr. John IT. Taylor, James r.. Carter
Esq, Rev. W. IT. Stokes and Mr..
Richard Davis.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
CALI FOR REPUBLICAN, CITY
CONVENTION OF RICHMOND.

MI Persons, qualified voters of
Richmond, Va. who believe in the
principles Of the Republican party
and will support its aim and pur-
poScS arc requested to meet in Mass
Convention ut the True Performers
Eall. in said city on the 10th, day of
April l"2o, 2t =. NJ. for the purpose
"f 'electing delegates and altcrnatcs
II the Third Congressional District
convention to be held in Richmond,
Va, on the 9th day Of April 1920. M
10 a. NJ. and for the election of n
City Chairman and Committee. also.
70 elect delegates and altcrnatcs TO
the Republican State Convention to
ie held in Richmond April 9th,
TWO, at ~ o'clock noon.
tSigned) ,>
r.. V. DORSEY,
City Chairman.
p ID. A. FERGUSON,
Secretary
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24

Rev. Hecti breaches to tremendous
troWdS-Dr. Eltlridgc'S Great As-
Sistancc-Pastor King is Juhilant.
The past three weeks have marked
great spiritual feast at the Fifth
Street Baptist Church. The seating
capacity has been taxed to its utmost
and then nuudTrds were turned away
because Or the inability to seat the,
people. AS many as 1900 people
have tOrncd ont in one night and 1T
w>S estimated that the total attend
anCc last Sunday was about 5000,
including the Sunday School aud B.
Y. p. 7, services. =,
Pastor Il. :. King conducted the
services the first week, preaching five
powerful sermons and securing many
acccssions to tho Church. The sccoriu
and third wccks' rrcachinr WAS done
by tho Rev. w. -. Reed, ID. d.. OF
Hartford, Conn. who delivered thir-
teen Sermons OF great power. DIR.
Heed is not normally an evangelist.
being pastor OF Shiloh Baptist Church
OF Hartford, Conn.,, but his cvangels
iStlc work has captiyatcd Richmond
Dr. Rccu'S cndcavOrS have attract
ed n larger following here than any
evangelist Visiting Richmond and his,
popularity here is due to his manner
IN presenting Gospel thought. nn,
1act, tho team work OF DR.. King and.
DR.. Reed is par-oXeellent. A proms
inent letter carrier, whose son and
daughter accepted Christ during tho
meetings remarked that any sinner
who cnme in contact with Drs. Reed
and King twice and failed to bow
was hard sinner, indeed.
The singing OF tho Gospel Chorus
under the magnetic Prof. Joseph Mate.
thews was superb. Nothing like it
mas Dozen heard In Richmond. There
were ono hundred voices in the
CHORUS and they made the welkin
ring. Sunday afternoon the TRIANGLE
Mems Aoeting took place, with Dr..
Reed IN the main auditorium and
Or. s. T. Hldridge, OF Petersburg. In
the lecture room. DR.. Eldridge is
another Bonnerges and over 1900 me-
were electrified by the Divine meg
sages from these mon OF God.
The meetings have Noted tho
Church over 200 accossions. and in.
creased the spiritual Temperatures to-
desree whore great things will be
Aeard from old Fifth Street soon.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
y GREAT REVIVAL IN SOUTH
RICHMOND.

This week at the Zion BAPTIST
Church great union revival of Xion
and Second Baptist Churches has been
IN progress conductcd by the Pas.
tors
tEc meeting opened Sunday nigh,
and will continue rs long rs the in.
iclcSt keeps up. Tho church is crowd
Cd each night and the spiritual tide
is !';sh.
Up to Tuesday night there wore
lwcntTMive conversions many OF
whom are men. Il large number are
at the anxious seat
The officers Of both churches arc
ut the church early each night to
lead The prayer meetings which are
nightly growing in interest.
All s,Gns lead to the greatcst spir
itual awakening In tho history OF
South Richmond. Persons wishing ia
secure seats must come early.
Rev, ]. w. DUDLEY,
REV. l.. G. GARLAND.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
Mrs. SUSAN NICHE LAID no REST

Funeral services for Mrs. Susan
Niche, who died at 1905 A. NJ, Tues
day April 10, 1920, were conducted III
her home in Trcviians, Louisa Co,
Va. Thursday April Is, at 2 o'clock
p NJ.
Long before the hour Of the fun,
cral relatives and friends from the
community and nearby towns and
villages began to arrive until there
was Il large ConCoursc Of persons in
attendance.
The funeral services were cOnduc,
Cd by Rev. b. II. Gayle, pastor Of
the Foster Crock Baptist Church Of
|hinh Ne. Nichie had for many
Years been Il loyal member. The ser
vices were solemn and impressive.
The choir Of Foster Creek Baptist
Chur Ii rendered music after which
Net. R&&o read thc scripture les.
son. Or. ~ j. j. Mosby of Richmond,
Va. offered u mos; fcrvcnt prayer
followed by Il selection rendered by
| Tie choir of the Bcrca Baptist church
| iwhitc) Rev. \. ID. Daily, u. d., of
Richmond, Va, red Tie resolutions
| of coincidence.
The funeral discourse by the pas
| tor was pathetic and consoling and
! portrayed tho christian character OF
I the deceased, using as his theme, tho
words which she treasured most
| dearly-'For me to live Is Christ, &c
| TO die is gain
! Mrs. Niche was well known through
cut the county and the esteem n
1 which che ,14 l..
| the large gathering of both white
ana colorcd friends ut her funeral
kesolutions were read from the
Baptist Ministers Conference, Rich
mond Va, Central District Board OF
| the Baptist w. NJ. and E. Associut
| len OF Virginia; Tho Foreign Mission
Society and the Missionary anu Edu
cational Circle both Of the First Bar
list Church, Richmond, va. There
| we're many letters OF sympathy and
| Diagrams from the following: Mr.
~. r.. Readc, Covington, Va; Mr.
Jno. S. Powell, Richmond. Va; Mrs
| =. M. b. Hodge, Danvillc, Va; DR..
:. j. j. Mostly Richmond. Va; For
eign Mission Board Of the Allegha
ny Baptist Association through Dr..
- ~. i"uieoll secretary, MIS-. ELIZA
Wallace, Norfolk, Va. DR.. j. II. Ran
d"iph. Washington. d. G.. and the
South-southwestern District Board OF
re Baptist Womcn's M. and e. As
ISOLATION OF Virginia through the
committee; Mrs. NJ. G. Goode, Mrs
| Mary Grasty. Mrs. a. T. Buford
| Ms Amanda Lee; Mrs. P. II. b.
Hodge and Mrs. Annie Buford.
The floral designs were many and
! peautiful coming from friends in
| Louisa County. Richmond, South
| Richmond. Charlottesville and Wasl,
| iLgton. d. G. 4 number of friends
| from Richmond and South Richmond
| attended, the funeral.
| Mrs. Niche is survived by one
daughter Mrs. Margaret r. johnson
wife Of DIR. w. T. johnson. Richmond
| va. one son. Mr.. II. L. Niche. Wasl,
| 1ngton. ID. c.. one brother, Mr.. J. c.
| Perkins. two grand-sons and a hosI
or relatives and friends to mourn
| their loss.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
SPECIAL. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Winter has gone, Spring Is here.
ana the balmy summer Is just few
weeks ahead. Every person needs
recreation and rest, and now Is the
timo to get away from the noisy con
flnement OF the city and expend some
OF the energy stored during the wint
or q healthful and enjoyable excr-
else. Persons living in Richmond and
nearby are invited to take advant-
age of the opportunities offered for
such exercise and sports at Lakeview
Park. IL miles from Richmond on
the K. r. and p, Railroad. Or take
the Ashland Car line and 10 minutes
walk Will put you Oil tho grounds.
Autoists will find the 80 minutes
drive over a splendid paved and grav
eilod road quite eXhilirating. A splend
/. pavilion will accommodate pic
MISC, clubs, societies, partisan fact
any gathering that has for its pur-
pose rest and recreation.
The Chickahominy River flows
through the park property for a mile
and II quarter and in this stream
perch and clubs are caught weighing
= much as two pounds. Fishe men
will find keen delight in angling in
the waters of this beautiful river.
When the days grow hot and close,
go to Lakcyiew Park and take a
swim in the cooling waters of the
Chickahominy.
When the Gust Of the city chokes
and STILES you, go to Lakevlcw Park
and breath freely OF the fresh air
and lounge on the grass beneath the
branches Of the beautiful trees. Leave
the harsh cry Of the automobiles and
the grinding noises OF the street cars
behind in the city and commune
with nature and the birds in Lake.
YieN Park.
The Highway Realty and Entertain
ment Corporation has purchased 355
acres Of land for the purpose Of pro
viding Il proper place for rest and
recreation to Tie rareHworn people
of the City OF Richmond Rescrva..
tions have already been made by
Lodges, clubs and societies for the
coming OF the recreation season.
You are urged to make your app!ica
ton now, in order that you may have
your entertainment on the date suii
ID to your organization. File your
application at Room No. 305 Mcchan
les Bank Building.
The Highway Realty and Enter
tainment Corporation is capitalize |
at 100000. Shares may be purchased
at $4,000 per share For full informal
ton apply to c. M. Taylor, or Rev.
W. IT. Branch, Room 305, Mechanics
Bank Building.
w. II. BRANCH,
President
J. A. HINES,
Secretary-T Treasurer.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
hnon Baptist TABERNACLE
seventeenth and Vennble Streots

me Missionary Board of the Mace
"'hi" baptist Association held a
wy interesting meeting Sunda,
afternoon ut 400 p. Nj. ut which
'lmo HeV. j. S. Claiborne, presided ::
ana after going through tho routine
or business, they held short ser.
Woo or which Rev. Claiborne was
inc principal speaker; Rev. ]. II. II,
JACKSON, the secretary and Mrs, ]. l.
II. jackson, president OF tho Women g
auxiliary and others made yerv time
ly speeches.
The First baptist church young
people went over the top,
me young ladies and gentlemen
Oh the First Baptist church and
tHelr friends OF other churches under
me leadership of Miss Marie Boiling
gave one OF the best concerts that
mas ever been given Sunday evening
mo meeting was presided Owe,
very graciously by Miss Emma Ellis
VINO SO dignified the occasion, fin
sho became the centre of attraction
Again we feel that too much honor
tah not be given modestIy to Miss
b"iilng who was the brain OF tho
Na0FamenG volunteered her service
ana also solicited service of the Young
ladies and gentlemen of the Other
churches.
The churches represented by parti
c:pants or visitors were as follows
I''mely: Sixth Mt Zion BAPTIST. 9Th
Street Baptist; Bird Street A. NJ e
Sfh baptist, Second Baptist, South
richmond and Second Baptist, c;tv.
Dr.. Miles b. Jones made an i'm
promptu speech in which he cul, rizcd
The participants very highly for render
Ing such an unique program, which
would inspire Rev. and Mrs. Ross.
VINO were laboring so faithfully there
ana concluded by stating impartially
that we have done our bid and stand
ready to give them further aid.
me cEe"tory was taken by the
rho olfertary was taken by the
misses Marie Boiling and Eva Cole
RAN. which was s4.s5. Mss Boiling
presented a purse of $d.O5 solicited
from her pupils. who gave from one
cent to three internally and also fiji
~ cents from the B. Y. P. u. OF the
FIRST Baptist Church. Thus, making
tie total amount 5000, the largest
single collection to date, and which
Is being the talk of the community
this week.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
COLOieED FOLKS AT THE STRAND
THEATRE.
Doors Swing Wide Today.

For the first time since that fine
structure has been erected, colored
children will no admitted TO all
Parts of the Strand Theatre, Broad
Street between Adams and Jefferson.
This has been brought about by the
action Of Mr.. Jake Wells in deciding
to give the exhibition OF the fam
Gus Po1yanna movie picture. This
exhibition viii be given today (Sat-
urday) and it will be well to take
advantage OF the offer. The coupon
in this issue Of the Planet will be
recognized at the front door Of the
Strand Theater.
Mary PiclSford, the celebrated NOV
lie picture star has created sensa-
ton throughout the entire country
in her rendition of this remarkable
moving picture. Today is the day
and tho opportunity is now. Do not
miss the day or the opportunity.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
VOLUME. XXXVII, NUMBER "a

the Order.
Confirming what was written YOU
on the subject by Mr.. Cobb, who is
present as | dictate this, and who
crncurs herein, we have no charge
against the Order on account Of Ser
wees on this last appeal. which lcav-
60 the state Of account between the
Order and us ut the balance Of 81 1000
N accordance with the bill heretofore
rendered and adjusted.
Yours truly,
tSignCd) HENRY T.. DAVIS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
Thanks Extended.

Dr. and Mrs. W. II. Johnson ex
tehd their sincere thanks to their
friends for their kind expressions OF
sympathy during the illness and recent
atath or Mrs. Susan Niche, Trcvil
IAN Louisa County, Va. the mother
OF Mrs w. T. Johnson. The most
beautiful floral designs sent were
very highly appreciated and q mos,
grateful acknowledgement OF the
same is hereby made.
Yours most cordially.
DIR. & MRS. w. #. JOHNSON
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
BLAME FOR THE GLEN ALLEN
TRAGEDY

Blame for the Glen Allen tragedy
Sunday night which claimed four
Young victims, was placed on the
Griver Of the car. Alfred Broaddus
II ycar-0ld son OF Or w Re. Broad
dnS bv the coroner's jury which held
an inquest over the four bodies, Mon
day afternoon in the Bennett under.
taking parlors.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
GREAT REVIVAL ON

Big crowds hearing Evangelist Mo
Dufflc every night at Bethel, Bird st.
a. M. e. Church. Souls are being con
vcrtcd old and young.
There will be five big meetings,
Sunday at A. NJ, II a. NJ, and Q p.
NJ. for women only and p. M. for
men only ana p. NJ. for everybody.
Come on time.
REV. M. T.. DAVIS,
Pastor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
Card Of Thanks.

Mrs. Ella Yancey takes this mcaps
by which to express her many thanks
TO the friends and neighbors who so
faithfully helped her during the ill
ness Of her husband. Roland Yancy,
who departed this life Sunday, April
5. 1920.
May Gods richest blessings come
10 each Of you.
His Wife,
(MRS.) ELLA YANCY.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24

independent Voters League to Meet.
me independent Voters Leacun
s'li meet at the Reformer Hall, Fri
cay night, April 3Oth, 1920 at s: 20
+. NJ. All tax payers and voters are
urged to be present
Prof J. M. SAMPSON
President.
&. b. GILPIN, Secretary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
Dr. bfcDuMe's Activity.

The revival services at, tho Third
street A. III. K. church. Rev. DR.. M.
Il. Davis. pastor have been very quo
cesslul. Rev. Or. s. Douglass McDuf.
re' tho noted evangelist has drawn
crowds that have overtaxed the seut
ms capacity of the church. The con
gregation Is enthused with the work
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
AROUND TIVE CASTLE.
Richmond Lodge No. 4 Prosperous.

Richmond lodge No. 4 Prosperous.
Much activity is noted in local
Pythian Circles. The Nom bcrship
campaign IS progressing nicely. Rich
mond Lodge. No. l. had a fine meet
ing last week. Deputy George H.
Branch made a splendid address or
Membership" Five candidates re-
ceived the Rank Of Page and If ap-
D!ications were received Sir John
IT, ChriStian iG G. G. and the Lodge
is in q prosperous cordit'nn
The joining fee is $500 and you
should take advantage OF this offer.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
THE ATI!ENIAN LITERARY CLIJB

The Athnnian Literary Club will
render special program on Wcdnes
day April %, 8 p. M. ut the Army
and Navy Club. The public Is invit-
cd. 1t is to DO an unusually attractive
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24

The Planet may be found at 1925
PlGinfold Avenue. Plainield, N. J.,
whore Mr.. G. r.. Epns IS the we'll
known proprietor. Call and get a
COPY.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24

Mr.. w. G. Anderson has been re
Gently admitted to the bar. His office
is located at 700 N. 18th Street, City.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24

program, and it is the desire Of those
most Interested that these public
events hc largely attended.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
EiFFfI STREET. IAP'rISr CUURCH
CONDUCTED THREE WEEKS
OF REVIVAL EFFORT,

Rev. Reed breaches to Tremendous
towds-Dr. EldridSc'S Great A.
Standardization King is JuhiIant,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-01
AMISEMENTS

sa9aan, Come Early :, tire Ss-arG
Ianasfst- We Tur,es Ther, Away
Saturday - itx a Srisnzia
P-agrzn-7s Heels in All
NI-se Marjorie" WIKI Mary Miles
A11sr, tops the bll a. ne Strand
Hooay clnsaly followed nv r-ea-
-aEcr1-- Frank Maro 4 lis .a-as1
Picture. Burnt Wings" and rha
wonderful animal ss1a- The Lost
CITY Few theatres N This stare
are Presenting a hill Lhse equals the
one snoE7 here TIE great trouble
We meet with IS -h1s-Lae theatre
seas any half cur aa-urs. We
would enlarge bur rs our possible =
60 So rs L-a show taa- pulls oola-
As Else Our ADVICE IS 70 crime early
lar 4 good seat First show ruu,g..2
a. "A. second A. 8.a The ur,css a-e
the same 10 advance 9ar ne 5ig
bills Next week finds IErae shifts
q prog-1n thai positively ca-1cr be
oeT-zreo n Maine Monday and
Tuesday, Marguerite Clark and
GLADYS Leslie \ splendid rhcr7plays
"Wednesday and -hu-sla- William
E1ssal and the big Goodwin niC-1e--
The Eaa6 Called St--a-E:1- Esi5ay
and Saturday Il regular SAogTuo CT
su-1r-sss End SErasr- = The
Fac Road Mary MacLa-=n =
The Rad e Divorce" and Lae LAST
City This Is some week TIL. Sur
Crowd getting bigger II -he rrae.
come ea-,T-A5v.
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NATIONAL HOME

Officer y The GAY, Capt Hugh
DoylE-
Mrs Z 7. Williamson has guns u
-ulr-- beng called BY TIA c-9Ecs-
Illness IF her aunt
Mss Minnie Swzk1ea-c Of susIor.
Is the g2esr IF Mrs. Emma -u--k
The horae clocks az ahead one
hour AMI me moving pictures vi
now begin a. 30 conmelGoE Mon
DAY The -1ea--e doors VII 5pea i.
III
The reru-ns -om passes F-day
ware Edward Eallme-- ran Augusta
and Edward Mcneil ram Portland.
The 1etE-s ram -1-ioUEas F.
day vsz'e- andrew II Selnaa I'm
Aa-alenead. Michael Mccoy rom
Bos11n and william Duane rom
Randolph
F1rioUgas have been granted II
James Madden II Boston; Edgar II
Fass II Dover; John Barry ID Wa
tss-v-Ile, A-be-- : Gswal - EaTe--
NIL Joseph Donovan y Bcstgn
Charles q. Smith % Hartford az5
John g Dew 70 Epson. y. Il
Religious Ss-v.ces g. the Home
chapel SGoGav VII pc held as toI-
lows Mass and sz-nun by Esy. F-
Mclaughlin a ED ana protestant
=arv-gss 1v Eev. Il L Pha1en a.
-o- @ Sunday school a. ? II
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