Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-08
FULTON NOTES.

We take this method IN asking
the public in general to help push
forward the great work, which is N
store for as to accomplish, therefore
we need your Christian assistance in
many ways. Tho Sunday Schools are
requested to cooperate with the corp
of officers and the executive board of
the Richmond Baptist Sunday School
Union. j. l.. Ballard, president; e.
b. Jefferson, corresponding secretary
A very interesting program was
rendered at the Mt. Calvary Baptist
Sunday School Sunday as usual. Mr..
John Foster, tho newly elected Super
intcndent requests your hearty CO
operation In helping to push forward.
Sunday morning, Pastor Cobbs
preached from Exodus 14:15, Go
Forward. The house was packed,
including many friends who are wei
come at all times. One member was
added to the Church. Rev. j. IL
Taylor, pastor of Brownsgrove Bapts st
Church, Chesterfield County made a
few brief and Inspiring remarks
Commun. on at $3.50 was joyful.
Sunday School officers and teachers
were installed at $3.50 by Rev. w.
E. Brown. In his tcoursc our
brother seemed to be studying SC, ence
Sunday morning, Rev. Cobb will
preach THE Handwriting on the
Wall" Come early.
Services at $3.50, We need to in
crease our attendance ut night.
Rev. w. E. Brown, q student at
Virginia Union will preach ut the
Rising Mt. ZION Baptist Church Sun
day morning.
Communion ut Rising Mt ZION to.
morrow ut $3.50. Rnv. Cobbs will
have charge OF the services. Wen
all meet there.
Last Sunday ut $3.50 the installa.
tlGn exercises OF the Richmond Bap.
list Sunday School Union were held
at the Sixth Mt. Zion Baptist Church.
unique program was rendered for
the occasion. Rev r.. V. Peyton
delivered the address, which was worry
timely and encouraging. a gold
medal was presented to our outgoing
President, Mr.. w. p. Epps. who has
served us very faithful for many
years. r
Mrs. Belle Bullncks. an old time
resident Of our community left hast
Sunday to make her home in Manson
N. G.. She was a faithful member Of
Mt. Calvary Church. Wherever she
casts her lot true Christian woman
will be there.
Deacon Preston White is sick ut his
residence at Fort Lee, Va. Let us
can to see him.
Mr.. Frank L. L'ghtner, S25 Denny
Street, is prepared to do your job
work. painting and repairing. Give
him n trial.
Mr.. Anderson Foster and wife Of
Plaintield N. ]. and Mr.. Alfred Eos
ter of West Virginia. spent the
Christmas holidays with their sister.
Mrs. Phoeba Mullen.
The regular meeting Of the Awak.
e,1ng Chorus was held last Tuesday
night. December % at the home Of
Mr.. Lewis Brown, TIA Orleans st.
The special attention Of the meet ng
was given to plans for next year.
After the meeting a literary program
was rendered. Christmas decorations
were used effectively throughout the
lower floor and the table TN the dining
room was set with q ccnterpiece of
poinsettias and red carnatims and
Christmas green's.
After the eXercs cs the grand march
was played by Miss olivia Scott and
Mrs. Ell zabeth Cobbs led the merry
guest to the table. Before supper
was served, attention was called and
tokens Of appreciation were presented
to Mr.. Lewis Brown chairman and
Mrs. Elizabeth Cobbs, leaders, by
Mr.. Meredith Foster, who expressed
tho sentiment Of each member OF
the chorus, and In conclus'o on wished
them all a Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year.
Those present: MesdameS. El7en
Brown, Estelle Nleming and Eliza
beth Cobbs, Misses Alma Logan and
Olivia Scott Messrs. Lewis Brown,
Nathaniel Yates. Richard Morris,
Joseph Yates, Isham Carter and
Meredith Foster. After few re
sponses the guest bid adieu and left
for thcir several homes.
Did the wedding bells ring at 500
Denny last Wednesday night OF. b. L?
Prof. Nelson WILLIAMS and mad.
anne, Or. A. B. Williams, who spent
the holidays i'm New York are back
IN the city. We all arc glad to hear
Of thc success OF DR.. A. b. Williams
Mrs. William H. Dixon, 900 State
Street has returned to the city after
spending the Christmas holidays in
Jeffress and Finchley Va. visiting
her aunts, Mrs. Maggie Boswell and
Mrs. Mary Porter Hayes, a former
"Hsident Of Fulton. She was accom-
panied by Miss Ros,. Watkins. DR..
Dixon Joined them on Saturday and
they motored back to Richmond Sun.
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