Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-29
'STLON NOTIlH

We had a splendid gathering in
Mt. Calvary Sunday School and very
encouraging remarks were made by
Row. G. a. Cobbs, Mrs. Laura Trim
nell Best. Mr.. A. d. Daniel and
Mrs. Della Henderson,. The school
was presided over by the ASSISTANT
superintendent, Miss Alma Logan and
the departmental superintendent, C.
b! jefferson. The superintendent,
Mr.. j. H. Foster was absent be-
cause Of the sickness Of his madame.
The services at the Mt. Calvary
Baptist Church last Sabbath were
grand. Pastor, Rev. G. A. Cobbs,
using rs his subject, "The Wheel in
a Wheel" preached a we'll prepared
sermon at the morning service. He
seemed to have been filled with
Spiritual Spizerrinktum. The turn
ing Of the Wheel had great effect on
many of those present. Four persons
were taken into the Church.
We were very glad to have Mrs.
Bessie WILLIAMS IN our midst. She
Is the wife Of Rev. w. r. Williams
the pastor Of the Queen Street Bap-
list Church, Norfolk, Va. The de-
votions were by Revs. A ID. Clarke,
G. w. Coleman and G. B. Jefferson
PYTHIAN ANNIVERSARY.
At 1880 P. NJ. the twenty-flrct
anniversary services OF Fulton Lodge
No. AZ, Knights of Pythias, were
held ut Mt. Calvary Baptist Church.
The Lodge left the Castle about 3:15
P. NJ. It was q beautiful sight, to
witness the Ene Of march. Fulton
Lodge was accompanied by members
Of Blooming Lily Lodge. No. IS.
EUREKA Company, Uniform Rank,
x. OF p. and n detachment from
the Pythian Cadet Battalion headed
the line. Arriving at the Church,
the following program was rendered
to the satisfaction Of all present:
Opening ode by the Lodge; Scrip
ture reading, Sir c. B. Jefferson:
Prayer by Prelate, SIR James Carter;
song by the Choir Of the Church;
welcome address. Mr.. Meredith Eos
ter, response. Sir f. e. Lightner;
History OF the Lodge Sir r.. w.
Whiting; recitation, Mrs. elena
Lewis, Of Fulton Court. Inspiring So
los were rendered by Mesdames Ethel
Lewis, Sisretta Washington and Eliz-
abeth Cobbs. D. D. G. c.. George
l.. Branch delivered a very touching
address. Col. Roscoe G.. Mitchell
spoke along the line Of Uniform
Gdank for Fulton.
The Fulton Court turned out in
representative numbers. The collec.
ton was lifted by Sirs John Porter,
Lewis Taylor and John Scott, of
Blooming Lily Lodge Of Church Hill :.
Our hearts were set astow while
listening to the sermon by Rev. c..
A. Cobbs, a membe,, OF Fulton Lodge
At $50 p. NJ. we had the Rev
c. II. Martin, former pastor OF tho
Union Level Baptist Church and of
Fulton, in company with his Madam.
The Reverend preached from Eek.
iel's Vision Of Dry Bones Remarks
wero made by Mrs. Rev. Martin
and Mrs. Rev. Williams. A largo
crowd was out to greet the Rever-
end. He will preach again at the Mt
Calvary Baptist Church on the third
OF May at $50 p. NJ Let us come
out and hear our friend and brother
Tomorrow at 1870 A. M. Rev
Cobbs will use as the basis of his
discourse, Seven Steps Downward .
Live singing by the choir. The pas.
tor requests you to be out on time
and get q comfortable seat.
. The Richmond Baptist Sunday
School Union meets tomorrow ut
, $3.50 P. M. at the Macedonia Bap.
D.. fist Church, Rev. j.. II. Crump. pas
tor, William Johnson, superintendent
: j. l.. Ballard. president Of the I'm
ion; G. B. Jefferson, corresponding
secretary.
! The Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
will baptize the first Sunday in MAY
, 100 p. NJ. in the creek over Us
tho Government Road.
Mr.. Willie Manning, young mar
OF our community, Is In the varnish
Ing and carpenter business. He ask.
for your patronage. Residence, 50;
| Denny Street.
! RISING MT. ZION NOTES.
! There was a sbieidid attendanc,
at our morning service on last Sun
! day. The pastor selected for hi
4 theme, 1.-THE, Soldiership Of tn,
j. Christian" The subject was handled