Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-09-02
FULTON NOTES.

We had very delightful time Il,
the Mt. Calvary Baptist Sunday
school last Sabbath. We listened to
some very encouraging remarks trom
our pastor and Rev. Andrew jackson,
disappointment OF our school mau.
years ago.
There will be a Bible discussion at
the church tomorrow evening at $50
L. NJ. y unique program has been 4!
ranged for the occasion.
1l:3O y. NJ. Prof. j. b. Hancock Of
the Virginia Union University Will
preach for us. Live singing will be
had by the choir.
$3.50 p. NJ. viii be our communion
services. Let us com" out and have
have Il great shout.
Prayer services every Wednesday
e'cning $50 p. NJ. All are wolcom,.
The people Of the New Vine Baptist
church. Charles City Co., Va, had 4
great time last week; during their re-
vival services. They had 80 converts
and many decided to get back OH the
good Old way. Rev. W. l.. Tuck q
pastor. The services were conductc.
by the Rev. A. C)bbs pastor of TIC
Mt. Calvary Baptist church, Rich.
mond, Va. The people of Charles City
are very good people and especially
Of the New Vine Church
Revival services will begin tOmo1.
row at the Kissing Mt Zion Baptist
church, llenrico County. Va. There
will be services three times day.
Plenty good food on the grounds.
Services will he conducted by the Rev.
c. a. Cobbs. Come sinners and N.
We Dack-slidders." hear We the word Of
God. Rev. w. l.. Tuck, pastor.
Beginning the second Sunday In
Sept omhcr the Revival services will
begin at ;hc First Bnltist church,
Bermuda Hundreds. Va. Come one,
come all and join hands with us.
When you come don't worry, there
will be plenty Of good food on thu
grounds. Rev. w. l.. Tuck, pastor.
The services will be in charge of Rev.
CObbs. eff l be lifted up. | will draw
all men unto Me-" thus saith the Lord
Services all day. A good many OF the
people Of Bermuda was over Charles
City during the revival services at tho
New Vine Baptist church.
Last Sunday at 1880 A. NJ. our pas.
tor tho Rev Cobbs preached n power.
full sermon from the subject: "The
Pale Horse" On the rostrum were
seated Calvary's own sons, viz Rev.
A. Jackson; nj. Fuller; A. D. Clarke:
G. w. Coleman and C. b. Jefferson. IL
Is great 10Y to see all of Cnlvary's sons
Mt the church together or ut least h
large number OF them.
$3.50 p. al. tho anniversary services
Of the Sons and Daughters Of Ameri.
On Beneficial club was held at tn,
church. Sermon by the pastor. A
unique program was carried out to
the letter.
Tho Richmond Baptist Sunday
School Union at the First Baptist
Church, South Richmond, tomorrow
at $3.50 p. NJ. j. l.. Ballard, president
G. Is. Jefferson Cor. Sec.
RISING Mt. ZION MONIES
The rapid progress OF the Mems
Bible class is especially noticeable ow-
ing to the fact that the men are man.
Testing kccncr interest in Bible srud
les than heretofore. Aside from llr,
rapid increase in scholarship they are
introducing new ideas that will dove.
op the aim as well as the scholarship
Of the class.
Tuesday night in the lecture room OF
the church was the scene OF one OF IN,
most beautiful banquets ever Witness
cd in this church. The entire affair
being managed solely by these valiant
men. Affairs were handled with such
ease and alaclity that the feminnA.
visitors wondered how it was done. 1t
is heir aim TO arouse in the men Of
this vicinity a keener interest in Sun
day School work
Sunday morning they were privileg
ed to have Mr.. II. N. Johnson Of Nor
folk, Va, as teacher. Mr.. Johnson
also was member Of a splendid pRO-
gram (Which preceded the banquet OH
Tuesday night as essayist.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Reid left for De- |
troit, Michigan last Tuesday after n !
/ leasant stay with parents and
friends.
Miss Mamie B. Thaxton Of Hcnder.
SON, N. c., is visiting Miss Christine :
Johnson Of 1913 Denny street.
Mr.. II. N. Johnson Of Norfolk, Va,
formerly Of this city is spending a
short vacation with relatives. Mr..
Johnson is progressive Architect of |
Norfolk, Va, having resided there for
four yearS