Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-02-14
FARkiVILI.E NEWS.

The members and friends Of Firstl
baptist Church. The sun was shiningl
brightly and many found their way
TO church.
The Sunday School Was we'll attend
cd--thc members listened attcntively
to Rev. Prince Condelce native OF
Africa who was present.
At the hour foE service after the
usual foim o. ofc" ne. the pastor.
ltcv. Wiley read for scripture les
son the goth chapter Of .Matthcw; pray
or by Rev. Mcdaniel: the choir then
sang. Speak to My Soul Dear Jesus,
the pastor then introduced Rev. Condo
Ice. native OF Africa. who Is attend
ing the Virginia Seminary, in Lynch
burg. Va. The young man told usi
many things about his people in the |
dark junglcs Of Africa; OF his cap
turo by tho Baptist Missionary and |.
OF how the Lord saved him. There |
was not n person present whol
was not deeply touched while he talk |
cd.
The b. Y. p U held its services
Sunday night from $50 to 1880. Al
short program was rendered by theI
children. The Sunday School Superin
tcndcnt. Mr.. A. N. Lancaster conduct
cd the unfolding Of tho Pledge. Flo
spoke In very earnest and effective
way for n about twenty minutes, then
he called on others to have some
thing to say. Rev. Wiley and Rev.
Condelee both gave some very inter
+ csting thoughts. Service Of the union
closed at 1880 and Rev. Condelee was
again introduced to an overlooking
and eager crowd who came out to
1t Il A,1l al Ill nd
} South Africa. Those who did no.:
3 hear him missed treat. He left Sun
0 day night on the late train for Lynch
burg where no will resume his stu
Dies.
Deacon =. w Moore. brother An.
drew Jackson, Mrs. Hilton, McGheo
and Mrs. Maggie Watkins are much
better.
= We have many cases OF FLU" In
n Our town this week.
r Mrs. Lille Browns family is down
n with the exception Of Ernistine ana
II Mr.. Brown. We all hope they will DO
y out again soon.
n Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown are re
4 ported down also.
T 1t Is reported that Mr.. Goodhopc IL
l. dead and tho rest Of his family Is In
with the "flu."
Il Mrs. Maria Thornton Is improving.
q Mrs. Violet Moore Bacon Is homo
on the account OF her fathers Illness.
4 Mrs. Lillian Woodson Is much bot
s ter ut this writing.
It Mr.. Frank Holmes. his brother,
h George, his sister Carrie and husband
all have the FLU
:. On account Of the bad weather last
d week the ladies OF the First Baptist
II church did not have their Age pur..
II l. 30 they gave the party last night
tMonday. 1t was indeed grand ar
e TAR. Every body left saying they
a really enjoyed Themselves While we
Fad quito number Of aged persons
J. from the proof of their bags. but Mr..
holssenu proved that he was well
. nigh the hundred mark.
= The committee was: Mrs. I.aura
d Wiley, NJ. A. Ward. Mattic Branch,
8 Jnlla Brown. Jennie Watson and Mrs
i Matte Allen.
k Mrs. Ellen Banks and Mrs. Amau.
Il ia branch were on the sick list. 80
/ they couldn't serve.
The next for the sisters to have
: WI &c Martha Washing ons party.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Thcmt;s Watkins chill
. ""'c "'"Hhl lor tnclrs parents
c h"mc on South street
y AIR. and Mrs. Clarence Bl,nton l,vt
t 'hclr eight weeks cd son last week.
l. Mr.. Jackson Glaze ana Miss Mat
@ tie Allen are looking much better
|, Snne they h"rtly escaped the Flu.
c hcV. Prices sister and her husG"na
MT. ana Mrs. Paul Watt, spent Mon
@ aaT II ght with Fey. and Mrs. Price.
!. hcT. Frank ELS our great singer
+ lest his mind list week and was sent
| away saturday to Petersburg FOR
treatment.
, Ills sister, Bette has been down
) lc'cFSNnr& waiting On his daughter
!'o3A VINO Is sick. She has returned
S home now.
t Kew Nelson Jordan, Jr., has hccr
II town visiting his parents. III.
Is from Washington, d. G.