Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-22
FULTON NOTES.

We had excellent services all day
last sabbath at the Mt. Calvary Baptist
Church 1880 A, NJ. RHy. CObbs preach
cd a soul stirring sermon to suit the
Easter occasion and pointed men ana
women to the Lamb of God. Live sing.
ing was had by the choir. On the roS-
trum we had as u distinguished guest,
the Rev. Richard T. Garter of Washing
ton, ID. c.. and in the choir was Ills
bride.
$3.50 p. NJ. A grand Easter program
was rendered at tho church by tho
Sunday School. We were very glad TO
have our friends to come from afar to
help US.
$50 p. NJ. the, Rev Richard T.. Car
ter preached for us using as his subject
"rlte tlNeward for the Victorious, Rev.
3.12. The Rev. was married to Miss
Irene johnson last Saturday by tho
Rev. G. w. Brent who conducted sue
cessful revival campaign at the Mt.
Calvary Baptist church from tho 3rd
to the 18th ms. He hurried home be-
fore day Saturday to unite into tho
bonds Of matrimony the above persons
mentioned.
The services in our Sunday School
were of great inspiration, we were hon
ored with the presence OF Rev. and
Mrs. Carter who spoke to us In their
own way and manner. Live singing by
the school under tho leadership of the
Chorister, Mr.. Frank Jeter. Mr.. Mere
dth Foster presiding at the piano.
Many visitors worshipped with us
last sabbath including the S. S. Dircc
tor Of tho Richmond Baptist S. s.
Union and Rev. Robinson.
We listened to with intense interest
last sabbath after the evening services
to Mrs. Matte Murm Il returned Mis-
sionary from Africa and Il Representa-
tive Of the Lott Carey Foreign Mission
Society.
Tomorrow ut 1870 A. NJ. ] know you
nre coming out to hear Rev. CobEs
preach. He will use rs his subject
"'rhc Wheel in The Wheel" Come carly
ana get 4 seat.
$3.50 p. NJ. the Futon Lodge No. AZ
X. of p. will hold their Anniversary
service at the church., Rev. COhbs who
is also Sir Knight will preach the
sermon. A unique program has been
arranged for the occasion. Address by
the Grand Chancellor, John Mitchell,
Jr. All of the members OF the lodge arc
requested by an order of the Lodge to
meet at tho Castle $3.50 p. M. and
and marclr in a bod yto the church.
The regular business meetings OF
the Sunday School are hold every
fourth Thursday evening at 1880 p. Nj.
The funeral services Of Mrs. Evelyn
Washington were held from her home
Is Hague street Monday the 18th inst.
Rev. Cobbs offloiated, assisted by Rev.
Jefferson. Our sister was n staunch
Christian lady. She was n member or
the 4th Baptist church. She leaves
tnost Of relatives and friends to mourn
their lost. Peace be to her ashes. She
is gone but we Will miss her.
At the termination Of the revival
services which were held at the Mt.
Calvary Baptist Church, a reception
was held In honor Of Rev. George
w. Brent, Mt the home Of Mrs. Lot
tie Greene. Those present were: Tho
Rev. Cobbs and Madam, Deacon Ma
thaniel Yates and Madam, Deacon
John Foster and Madam, Mrs. Lillian
Barber, Mrs. Ellen Brown, Mrs. Es-
teile Fleming, Miss Una May Foster,
Mrs. Mary and Maria Hockaday, Mrs.
Laura Best, Mrs. Phoebe Mullen, Mrs
Rosa Watkins, Miss Lilly Lewis. Mrs.
Lottie Greene, Messrs. John Barber
and Meredith Foster. During the SER
vices the Reverend preached only
Jesus Christ and Him Crucified.
Sunday, the 10th inst. the Rev.
Richard II. Carter and his bride Of
Washington, d. c.. were the guest
OF honor to dinner at the residence
Of Mrs. Lottie Green, OF Stato-St.
Those present. including the bride
and groom. were: Rev. G. B. Jeffer-
son, corresponding secretary Of tho
Richmond Baptist S. S. Union; Mr..
John Barber, faithful trustee Of
nat. Calvary Baptist Church; Miss
Una May Foster, an efficient clerk in
the Office Of the Richmond Beneficial
Insurance Company; Mrs. Phoebe
Mullen, reporter for the r.. e. l..
Bible Glass Of Mt. Calvary and Mrs.
Lottie Greene, the hostess.
Mrs. Georgia Hicks Of Philadelphia
spent the Easter in visiting her sis
ters, Mrs. Hattie d. Hackett and
Mrs. Lottie Craddoek of this city.
The Fulton Council, No. III, Su-
preme I. 0. st. Luke is on the upward
trend Yet we arc asking for your
application. Will you join us and lift
high the Cross. After the degrc.
meeting last Monday evening, the
Council served each member with
cake, cream and lemonade.
Flev. George w. Brent, Of Wash
tngton, d. c., while in the city dur
Ing his stay Of two weeks, was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Holmes,
1903 State Street. He returned to
his home last Saturday aften having
completed n successful revival at the
Mount Calvary R1Dtist Church of