Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-09-08
Correspondence
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FULTON NOTES

Everybody is asked t., be present
at Sunday School tomorrow $50.
Last Sunday afternoon Communion
serv ceS We're joyful. Let us not for
get old Calvary; she is the peoples
Church"
Live singing by the choir tomor-
row morning, u,.der leadership os
Deacon Nathaniel Yates
Rev. c.. A. Cobbs, A. D. Daniel
and Frank p. Lfghtner left last Tues
day as delegates from Ardelias Fold
No. 16, to attend the Grand Session
OF the Shepherds and Daughters OF
Bethlehem at Fredericksburg, Va.
Mrs. Ruth Fields, president of the
T. e. l.. Bible Class of Mt. Calvary
Baptist Sunday School left Sunday to
attend the Grand Session of the Ma
tional Ideal Benefit Society, which
convened in Philadelphia.
Rev. c. B. Jefferson spent last
Sunday and Monday in Washington,
ID. c. Sunday he worshipped at the
First Baptist Church, Deanwood and
Florida Avenue Baptist Church. He
spent the holiday in company with
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Johnson, Mrs
NJ. V. Trent and Mrs. Maude Coles,
sisters of Mrs. Hattie Jones' He also
had the pleasure Of meeting Mrs.
Morris, the mother of Mrs. Jones He
visited such notable places as Airing
ton Cemetery, Fort Meyer. He was
given a fine time by Mrs. Johnson
and her husband
Excursion from Richmond to West
ont, Va, September 10, 1928. The
train leaves 28th Stree. Yards, at
$50 A. NJ. Adults $1.25, Children
under / 2 years, rs cents. Under the
auspices of the Committee on Ways
and Means of the Supreme Grand
Council, I. o. ST. Luke, c.. B. JEFF
ferson. chairman; ]. A. Hines G. F.
S. T.; l.. Smith, G.. c..
Mrs. Hattie B. Hackett returned t.
her home. 723 Orleans ST., after
spending two delightful weeks in
Durham, n. c.. at the residence of
Mrs. Nettie Linear.
=. RISING MT. ZION NOTES.
The Superintendent returned from
the Sunday School Convention in
Chr:stiansburg. We shall be delight
ed to hear his report Friday night.
The Pastor was with us Sunday,
after attending the Lott Carey For
eign Mission Convention at Home
stead, Pa. incidentally his discourse
was based on this all important sub
ject. He emphasized the need and
Importance of this great work and
urged that this church would endeav-
or to send uwice or even three time
It's present donation at it's next con-
vention.
Wednesday night the regular pray.
er service was full Of interest and
them.
Friday night all are invited to at.
tend the teachers meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. T. Ellis are at
tending Field Day in Baltimore. Md
Miss Mabel White spent a week
with Mrs. G. billiard, 1928 Denny ST
YOUNG MEMS DAY AT UNION
LEVEL BAPTIST CHURCH.
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Young Mems Day was observed a
Union Level Baptist Church, Sunda,
August 18th, and it was gala oc
casiCn. Visitors from all sections o.
the city were present at each OF thu
three services and rendered invalu
able aid. The three programs were
excellent and the financial results en-
couraging.
The day was I'm charge Of Rev. w
+, Brown and it is conceded by old
timers that he succeeded in puttinf
| over banner day IN Union Level!
history. The manner in which III,
people rallied to him was a testimon
I al Of his calibre i'm the commute,
and marks him as valuable as-e
| t" any church. One hundred dollar.
were realized fer the day. for which
Union Level was thankful.
Rev. Brown preached at the morn
ing service and Rev. K. y. Turne--
/ OF Trinity, occupied the pulpit in tn
evening.