Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-06
ROANOKE: NEWS:

ecANoNE' va, FeDruary REV.
James S. Hatcher, his choir and
congregation worsh ppcd at Maple
street Baptist Church, Sunday after
n2on. by inv tation Of the pastor, Rov.
James Rhodet. Rev. Hatcher spoke
OH The Test Of Disc pleship, st. Luke
9:23. He gave II very fine discourse
on thy wonderful! subject, showing
the various ways in which we are
called TO deny oursclves'to prove true
followers Of the Lowry Nazarcne. All
were spiritually lifted up by the
= inon. One young man came t0
Tho altar at the close OF the sermon
and wcpt earnestly, asking tho pray
ers Of tho Church for full surrender
to the Matter. am sure the people
who saw him. as I were, but a stop
fr>m the fold of Christ have not for
gotten to remember this young man
III their prayers, All enjoyed this
rare gospel treat. A very liberal
Offering of 1892 was lad on tho
table. Rev. Rhodes was very CRATE
fT to DR.. Hatcher and people.
Sunday morning, January 80, Rev.
James S. Hatcher, d. D. of Mt. Zion
a. NJ. e. Church delivered a most
helpful and soul stirring discourse to
the bel evers on tho subject of a
more Jealous service and sweeter
observation IN our Christian lives as
he years 60 by. Let us hold fast
the profession. Of our faith WITHOUT
wavering; for He u faithful that
prom 'sed.
He gave his audience q sermon
from the Psalms at night. 1t was
rich. giving the origin and the cause
prompting the author for the rich
volume Of spiritual upl:ft found in
many of tho hymns written and
given to the Word by these great
authors, which have churned the
heart Of many mon and women and
saved them from q shtpwreck and
brought them into the fold Of Jesus
The Rev. Robelkon. pastor of
Jcrusai EN- Baptist Church preached
to the people of his parish, admon
Il hing his people to keep In sight and
in the way. 1t certainly must have
been wonderful discourse for II
could be heard noised about the
Itreets and. IN the homes OF all who
heard him.
Mrs. Bertha Beverly, 416 Ninth
Avenue, N. w. has been ind!sposed
mt her home for the past ten days &.
She is improving.
Mrs. Bette Patterson of North
jefferson Street /: much indisposel
Friends and neighbors VIII do them
Il kintSes' to call and see then,
occasionally.
Rev. Robert Johnson of Tenth
Avenue, N. f. has heen confined to
h.; home several days with LaGrippe
but is somewhat improved.
Rev. James S. Ha' cher delivered
h s famoue, lecture at the Maple st q.
Baptist Church Tuesday night. How
to Ge. Married and Stick was the
subject of th;t lecture.
MADISON Stanfeld, the hustling
agent of Roanoke for tho most rolia
bic race paper IN Virginia, The
Richmond Planet, va hes to have all
. who will, give their subscript'O ns for
the year and get your papers through
the ma \, Gnce he finds it impossible
; 20 deliver the papers on time. Kindly
think the matter over and help the
, agent in this way.
.. The REVIVAL at Mt. Zion Baptist
; Church hals been quite q successful
one. Rev. w. w. II ,cks and his
congregation have been n chilly repaid
for the time spent in the Masters
Vineyard
Mrs. Pinkard, Of Tenth Street, S.
W.. who has been confined to her
home for about five week.; is title
improved at THIS writing.
Mr.. Frank Bradburn was the guest
of Mr.. Isaac Stanfiead last week He
was accompanied by his ce,ttin.
Mr.. Ernest Stanfeld of West VI
gnia made a flying trip % Roanoke
recently to zoe his father and
mother OF sc Chestnut Avenue, N
w. He left Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Isaac Stanfleld Is yet indis-
pti ed.
Mrs Harriet Hundley, Of 111i
Fourth Street, N. e. has been indis
posed since lakt Tuesday.
Mr.. anti Mrs. T. B. Burge, OF
223 1--2 Third Avenue, N. W. left
Sunday. January 80 for Key West
Fla. and Cnba for a months stay
They were accompanied by, Mr.. and
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