Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-09-23

Alma Logan Superb tendent, Miss
Rosely Harris, secretary. Rev. C D.
Jefferson Superintendent.
We had good many visitors present
with us last Sabbath, including Rows.
Jennings and Jenkins of the Second
Baptist church. We were glad to 500
three of our members back after spend
ing tho summer out Of town, namely
Miss Laura Nelson accompanied with
Miss Louise Martin Of New Jersey,
Miss Charlotte Jackson and Mrs. Hal.
lie Robinson. Subject for the morning
was Sowing and Reaping and at Night
Power Of God.
$3.50 p. NJ. the promotion day cxer-
cises Of the cradle roll department
were held and certificates were dcliv.
cred TO tho pupils Of that department.
by Miss Alma Logan. who is great
worker in every department of om
Sunday School and church. The Bibll.
cal discussion was had by the m en-.
bers Of the Teachers Training class
of the school, with Miss Edna Clarke
the assistant secretary OF the schoul
as Mistress Of Ceremonies.
Tomorrow the DR.. G. w. Brent OF
washington, D. c., will preach for us,
morning and night. Let us come out
and hear this great man of God. 1.-Two
music will be had by tho choir.
$3.50 p. M. our pastor will preach
the Memorial services of the Hiawutha
Bcneficial club of Richmond. A very
interesting programme has been ar.
ranged for the occasion.
tuesday, the 10Th inst. the funeral
services OF brother James Hackett, Jr..
were held at the church. The funeral
was preached by Rev. Cobbs. He fy the
sen OF Mrs. ELAN Haclsett and brother
OF Mr.. Walter Hackett. He leaves
many relatives and friends to mourn,
their loss. He is gone, but will not be
forgotten.
Great Musical and Evolutionary cou
cert, 4th Monday might In September
s p. NJ. ut the Mt. Calvary Baptist
church. Composed Of Richmond's best
talent. Come out and hear for your.
self. Admission Fifteen cents.
Second Tuesday in October, $50 T.
Nj. there Will be 4 great voting contest
between the leader of the choir. Mr..
Nathaniel Yates and the President
MISS Sylbelfa Barnes. Come and heln
one of them to win. A unique program
will be rendered
Rev. w l.. Tuck carried on three
weeks successful revival services nj
the New Vine Baptist church, Charles
CITY County, 40iSing Mt. Zion Bapt.
list Church, Henrico Co. and the First
Baptist church, Bermuda Hundreds,
Va. Each week the services were con
Quoted by the Rev. c. A. Cobbs Of the
MT. Calvary Baptist church, Richmon>.
Va. During these services there were
over 81 converts and accessions to the
Church. Rev. Tuck baptized at tho
New Vine Baptist church last Sunday
and tomorrow he will Baptize at the
First Baptist church, Bermuda Hun
dredS.
Rev. Tuck will preach his farewell
sermon ut the Rising Mt Zion Baptist
church, Henrico, Co., Oh the First Sun
day in October. Rev. Tuck is great
preacher Of tire Gospel.
RISING MT. ZION CHURCH.
We were privileged to hear Rev.
Jones Of Hanover County last Sunday
Rev. Jones delivered an electrifying
sermon. His deep theme as we'll as the
slIillful handling Of the discourse
caused all to go out fully gratified.
Thursday at 900 P. M. tho funeral
service of Mr.. John lScott was held IL.
the above mention church. Rev. w. q.
Brown offlciated. Mr.. Scott has been
sick for some considerable time and
his end came not unexpectedly to rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Marie Brown continues quite
sick.