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Y. w. G. A. NOTES.

The Institute which was conductel
at the Phyllis Wheatley Branch. Mar Il,
1926, by Misses Grace l.. Osborne.
Louise Leonard and Adela F. Ruffin
of the National STAFF was we'll attend
ed. The individual enrolment was fig
ty-three of which number thirty-three
were committee members. Undoubte'l
ly no feature OF our years program
has meant as much in the develop.
ment Of our work as this Institute
which was planned especially for the
purpose of emphasizing organization
and committee woet.
The interest and enthusiasm CT
those In attendance the free discus
sion OF the subjects presented evidenc
ed how thoroughly the course was en-
joyed. The program at the opening ses
sion on Friday night included Greet
ings" by Mrs. w. H. Higgins chair
man Of the Industrial Committee o..
the Central Association. very instruc
tive address on "The Challenge of Our
Purpose" by Miss Grace l.. Osborne
and another on, why an Industrial
Department." by Miss Louise Leonard
Discussions on "Our Organization"
led by Miss Osborne. "On" Committee
Workers led by Miss Rufin and a very
interesting talk on Recreation as a
Part OF Living" were the features OF
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MRS. FANNIE NORTON, OF
GLOUCESTER co. PASSES AWAY

MIR. HeZekiah Curtis, our most popu
lar tOwnsman, was called unexpected
ly to his home in Gloucester Co., Va,
on account of the death of his sister.
Mrs. Fannie Norton, the beloved wife
Of Peter Norton.
Mrs. Norton was one of the original
families of Gloucester and was very
popular and highly esteemed by both
white and cOlored people.
She died March 10, 1928. The funer
al was March 81, from Zion Baptist
Church, Gloucester Co, of which she
had been a faithful ard honored mem
Der for many years. Rev. Hughes pas
tor of the Church officiated, assisted
by the Revs. Emanuel Jones' Jasper
Lee and others.
She leaves five daughters, Mrs
James Lacy, Mrs. Nancy Robinson
Mrs Josephine Robinson Miss Marie
T. Presser and Miss Sadie Presser ali
of New York City. N Y, two sons,
Phillip Presser of Hampton, Va. ami
Albert Presser of Washington, d. c.,
all children of first husband; Thomas
Presser, deceased two brothers, Robt.
III. Curtis of Phoebus. Va, HeZekiah
Curtis, Richmond Va, one sister Mrs
Josephine l.. Robinson, Washington,
ID. c.; and six grandchildren and a
host OF friends to mourn their loss.
Many glowing tributes were paid 70
her sterling christian character ami
work among the sick and distressed
with whom it was her lot to cast.
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THE CRUCIFIXION SUNG AT THE
EBENEEZER BAPTIST CHURCH.

Mr.. w. d. Jones is leaving no stone
unturned in making the presentation
by the Ebenezer Baptist Church choir
of StainerF Crucifixion on Easter
Sunday night at the Ebenezer Baptist
Church s o'clock p. NJ success.
The following persons will do the
solo work: Bass: Messrs. Thomas Gil;
pin. Walter u. Scott. Joseph Mat
thews, Understudy Mr.. Thomas Sta-
pies; Tenor: DR.. A. G. Johnson Mr.
r. A. Cole Understudy Mr. Joseph A e.
Brown and Mr.. Charles Burke.
Presentation of "CrucifiXion." Rev. w
II. Stokes, Phi. d. Offertory Rev. ]. j
Carter and Usher James Fl. Smith
Master of Ceremony, Mr. B L. Jordan
Organist. Prof. e. T. Pollard Director
Prof. w. ID. Jones; Manager Mrs Orr
b. Stokes; Chairman OF Decoratin,.
Committee, Mrs. u. d. Wood.
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EMANCIPATION DAY
HERE EASTER MONDAY

The Emancipation Association. at
IT'S last meeting, on the 18th inst. by
resolution. decided that since April
End would be an Easter holiday. and
workers would be off most of the day
that it would be best to have the
Emancipation Celebration on Monday
the End. That day is more conven-
lent and entails less expense, since
our people cannot stand so many
holidays.
We therefore ask all Of our group.
whether in organizations churches
or otherwise, to rally to the cause.
The parade will assemble at Goth and
Short and move to Mosby, to Jay,
to 18th, to Broad to 10th, to Leigh.
to Hovey Park, where the program
will be completed, with DR.. w. H.
Stokes as orator of the day. Re-
member the date-Apri1 End.
Tit following program will be rem
dered, with Mr.. Willie M. Grant as
master Of ceremonies: Battle Hymn
of the Republic, Scripture; Prayer
music. Sharon Band; opening address
Rev. w. l.. Ransome; music, Elks
Band; presentation, DR.. J. H. Bin
ford, Jr.; speaker Of the evening. DR..
w. III. Stokes; music, Southside Band
Benediction.
Rev. j. II. Bfnford is president of
the Emancipation Association and M.
p. Tyler, secretary; Nathaniel Roy.
chairman of committee.
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CLEAN UP NEXT WEEK

All ministers are urgently request
ed to cooperate with the committee on
the Clean Up Week. from April to z.
and give some notice of the campaign
from their pulpits on Sunday April :,
1928
The Mayor and the Board of Health
have arranged the following schedule
for the collection of trash and garbage
from the colored homes
Monday, April 2, 1923-Carts will
collect in South Richmond
Tuesday, April Odd Jackson
Ward west from Fifth to Bowe Provj.
dence Park and Washington Park
Thursday. April 5.-South of Main
Fifth to Meadow
Friday, April 6.-Fulton and Church
Hill.
Saturday, April West of Bowe
Street North from Broad to Bacon
Quarter. In the vicinity of Bacon quar-
ter Branch from Brook Road to First
Street.
LOCAL COM. ON CLEANUP WEEK
w. A. JORDAN, l.. A.
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MEMBERS CLAIM THE
FIFTH BAPT. Church
IS RETROGRAp|NG

The retrogression of the Fifth Bapt-
fist Church under the leadership Of its
present pastor, the Rev. A. ID. Daily.
has caused general dissatisfaction
among many of the members and OH
GERS Of the said church. The Rev. A. ID.
DAILY began his rastOrate ten years ago
but was never the choice Of the mem-
bers of the said church. When he took
charge there were nearly four hundred
members, but because of his arrogant
spirit as a pulpiteer many of the mem
bers failed to support the church UNI
der his administration. The member
ship continued to dwindle away until
at present there are less than two
hundred in good and regular standing
hence the financial burden of the
church was more than these members
could successfully carry.
AS a remedy to alleviate the situa.-
ion the Deacon Board recommended a
set of resolutions to the church which
favored a general reduction Of expens-
es These resolutions were bitterly op.
posed by the pastor, who refused 20
put the motion and attempted to al
jo'Irn the meeting. The body failed to
acquiesce and proceeded to elect q
chairman.
These resolutions were finally re.
ceived and adopted. The Rev. A. ID.
DAILY failed to recognize these proceed
ings and on the following Sunday
held meeting which was composed of
visitors, saints and sinners and had
them to vote in a test as to the valid
ity OF those proceedings.
This action caused much excitement
in the church and as a result the Rev
y. u. Daily had Two deacons and five
laymen arrested and hailed to court
These men however were exonerated
by mis- honor Judge Ingram, who repri
manded the Rev. A. u. DAILY and char.
acterized him as a monarch.
These unfort unate circumstances led
to law suit now pending in the Chan
Gerry Court. The members are asking
that Commissioner be appointed
that the will of the members may be
determined by a vote as to the retain
ing of the present pastor.
j has been rumored that the case
has been thrown out of Court. We
wish to State that this rumor is not
true. The case is still in court and will
be determined in the near future. A..
torneys j. Thomas Hewin and E. B
Thomason have been engaged to assist
the law firm of Wise and Richardson
In prosecuting the case
Committee on Publication
JACK FUNN.
e. ]. ROSS.
ANDREW KELLY.
JEFF MARTIN.
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A. ID. PRICES ESTABLISHMENT
STILL SERVING THE PUBLIC.

More than quarter Of a century
experience in the business causes Fun.
eral Director A. d. Prices establish.
ment to be regarded as one of the
leading places in this State and rank.
ing with the best in the country. The
original proprietor is gone but his
handiwork lives. For service. night or
day. funerals, bI idal parties, picnics
or personal service, call and see the
management.
Caskets OF the finest manufactures
and at the most reasonable prices are
available. When service and prices are
considered you have no need to 90
further. Mrs. George A. Price and her
accomplished son, assisted by train
ed corps Of employees are ready to
serve you.
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the Saturday morning meeting. At 4
o'clock in the afternoon the group TO
assembled for the opening discussion
on Relationships" with Miss Ruff,n
as leader. This was followed by Echo
es from Industrial Groups" by Miss
Leonard. At tho evening session "un-
der the subject "Some Convention Act
ions. THE Basis of Membership and
the report on City Standards were dis
cussed by Miss Ruffln and Osborne.
The closing session was held on
Monday afternoon at o'clock the 6Is
cussion being "Other Convention Ac;
ions" Under this subject, Miss Leon
ard discussed the action OF the Ho.
Springs Convention on Unemployment
while Miss Ruffin spoke on the report
of the Commission on Leadership.
Because each number was a rare
treat in itself 1t would be useless to
comment on the very excellent pro.
gram which was rendered at the Yes.
per Hour on last Sunday by the Coro
nella Literary Society other than tc
say that the record breaking audience
was we'll repaid for its attendance and
from the comments heard on all sides
was extremely delighted with the priv
ilege OF enjoying that hour which was
devoted to the rendition of sketches
and music OF the most noted compos.
ers OF our race
This week committee "setups" will
be held OF all the committees that are
actively functioning in the branch.
These meeti;::,s " iii he held under the
leadership of Miss Ruffin and will BE-
closely allied with the work given dur
ing the Institute
On Sunday afternoon. the Triple
Club Girl Reserves of which Mrs. NJ
NJ. Winston is adviser. will present
n story cantata "The Easter King" at
the Vesper services at o'clock Come
and spend this hour with us on Easter.
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Religious Notes
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SHARON BAPTIST SERVICES.
SUNDAY, APRIL /, 1928. EASTER.

SUNDAY, APHlL j, 1SLS. EAST En-.
Location. Corner OF Leigh and First
Streets.
SUnday-School Lesson: THE Walk
to Ermaus" easter Lesson.) Luke "a
1000 A. M.
Morning Service. Sermon. Prof. Cor
dan b. Hancock. A. M. Va. Union Uni
versity, 1880 A. M.
Communion Service and SermOnette
by pastor, $3.50 p. M.
Young Peoples Meeting: 600 p. NJ
Evening Service. Sermon Subject:
"a Solemn Warning" by the pastor
Rev. r. HI. johnson, Jr.. b. D., S:15 p
NJ
The choir will render special Easter
music. You are welcome to our servi.
es at all times. Strangers in our city
are especially invited to worship with
us.
Revival services begin Monday
April 2. The pastor will preach each
evening at Sis p. M. Nothing sensa
tional, just a plain, old-fashioned, STA
pie declaration of the Gospel Of Jesus
Christ. We thank our friends for their
attendance and support.
w. L. JOHNSON.
Church Clerk
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THE DOINGs OF THE Y. NJ. c. A

The Y. M C. A. hears these words ::
Follow Me and will make you catch
Men" His Life.
The hour for the get ready work for
the Sunday School was a live one and
al were helped by the explanation on
the Sunday School Lesson. Last Satur
day at the Y. NJ. c. A.
Everybody was very active last Sun
day.
The meeting for the workers $50
A. NJ. at the building was conducted
by the General Secretary.
The meeting for the women in the
penitentiary 10 A. M. was a happy
hour and the blessings were many.
III A. NJ. Chairman VIM. Thomas con
Quoted the meeting for the prisoners
in he city Jail. A happy hour The 9th
er man.
Chairman James Dunn led the worl;
in the City Home and two inmates
were won for Jesus. A happy two. 10
A NJ
President R. P. Daniel spoke to :,
large crowd of boys at the building 4
p. M. and it went right into their
hearts.
A. the 9Th Mt. Zion Baptist Church
a great meeting. Rev. o. B. Simms
was at his best for the Lord and the
message touched everybody. Subject
The Open Windows. The League choir
sang with the spirit which added
much to the meeting. THE collection
was good. Everybody left the meeting
happy. We thank you
Be on time today P. NJ at the Y
M. G. A. to hear the explanation OIL
the Sunday School Lesson. Tell your
neighbor.
Men be on time Sunday (Easter)
ready for hard work and the other
man.
AT the building an early meeting 9:
80 A. M. Come.
p. M. at the building a special All
dress will be given to the boys. A new
quartette will sing. Mothers send your
boys.
Every man to the building $50 p.
M. Rev. Perry Lipscomb Of the 9th Mt
Zion Baptist church will deliver n
special address to men. Subject: Life.
The Twilight Quarette will sing.
Speak to the other man. Come. Third
and Leigh Streets
Remember we are asking everybody
to pray for the Y. M. c. A
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LAID TO REST.

BROWN--Died at her -esidence,
S25 North Second Street, March Is.
1928, at GAO A. NJ, Mrs. Lizzie
Brown. She died in full triumph of
faith. Her funeral took place from
the residence, March 20. A very
sympathetic sermon was preached by
Rev. F.. d. Caffee. The floral designs
were beautiful, given by white and
colored friends. She leaves to mourn
their loss, one daughter. Elizabeth
p. Brown, one sister, Mrs. Mamie
Carter, of Atlantic City. N. j. and
two nephews, Messrs. Samuel and
Frank Miller.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-03-31

Il was cured OF very bad case Of
Rheumatism by two bottles of L..
> Hayden's wonderful Herb Medi
cine, after suffering a long time with
the dreadful disease. was unable
to move hand or foot, and after j
had taken three doses of the med
icine i was able to get out of INV
bed and walk across the floor. and
only two bottles Of the medicine has
made me perfectly we'll man In
every respect. 1 cannot give MIR. L.
j. Hayden too much praise for what
he has done for me. have sen,
many other suffering ones TO him.
and they have also gotten cured. M
daughter was also cured OF Rhenma
tism and Indigestion by L. j. Hay.
denis Herb Medicines at No. 22O W.
Broad Street, Richmond, Va. 1 re-
commend Mr.. l.. j. Hayden as ono
OF the greatest healers OF the stcs
on earth. Respectfully.
j. d. TAYLOR
2i19 E. Grace St.. Richmond, Va
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FULTON NOTES

We had very excellent gathering
in our Sunday School last Sabbath. r.
marks were delivered by Revs. Cobbs
ard Jefferson also Mr.. Frank Jeter,
the Superintendent.
1880 A. M. our pastor preached an
excellent sermon. Our hearts were lift
ed to higher realms and better view
OF service to our God and man. Live
singing by the choir. We were glad to
have Mrs. Susie Love, of New York in
our midst. We are always glad to hay.
our friends to come to us.
$50 P. M. we had very interesting
gathering at our b. Y. p. u. services.
me program was rendered by the 5th
St, 9Th Mt. Zion, Ebenezer and Shar.
on BAPTIST Unions. Miss Kate Doyle II
the 9Th st. Union acted as Mistress of
Ceremonies. The 3. Y. P. u. Council of
Richmond is doing great work along
this line.
$3.50 p. M. Rev. Cobbs preached
from the theme Of: IT am doing a
great work and cannot come down -
This meeting was the termination Of
our Spring revival The revival was
an untold success being led by our pas
tor assisted by Revs J. J. Woodson
j. VI. Brown. w E. Brown and the
licenciates of the church. We had 50
converts in these meetings.
Program for tomorrow: $50 A. NJ
Sunday School. 1880 A. M. Special
Easter Sermon. Please bring an Easter
Offering. $3.50 p NJ Regular Commun
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-03-31

Richmond, Va. July 8. 1915.
A perfect cure has been effected
By l.. j. Hayden's Pure Herb Medi.
ctneA After waiting thirteen years
and have not suffered from the
horrable disease, Gravel. desire to
make a statement to L. J. Hayden:
Thirteen years ago twelve leading
physicians OF my city treated me for
Kidney trouble and gravel without
the desired benefit. These doctors
advised me to be operated OIL. as that
was the only chance for me. l was
advised to go and get some Of l.. J.
Hayden's Herb Medicine and try be
fore being operated on. did so,
and In twenty four hours after using
his medicines / passed at least a
half dozen gravel, some as big as q
large pea. Since that time l have
not suffered with the gravel. l
highly recommend L. j. Hayden's
medicine to all suffering humanity
am. j. A. PAGE,
4 Auburn Ave.. Richmond Va
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March =, l92 s.
Chief of Richmond Police.
Dear Sir-I am writing you to ask If
you will kindly try and find my broth
er. who when last heard from was in
your city. l cannot give any exact lie.
scription of him as he was only a
small boy when he left home.
His name IS Burnett Fans or. brown
skin. % years Old; born in SeWell, W.
Va. We were all living at Sherwood.
w. Va. WREN he left home about 1907
or 1902. w;tt' . co'o-cI No., --c-,- -
Mason Briscoe. If you can get any in
formation please notify me. or tell
him to write either to his sister:
MRS. JAMES COSBY, Box IA. Page
w. Va. Or his brother: THEO. r. Ran
SOM, 923 Quarter Street, Charleston
W. Va.
Thanking you kindly for any infor
nation or help you can give
/ remain Yours truly.
THEO. RANSOM
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DIR. r. r.. JONES VISITS HERE
ON BUSINESS.

DR.. r. E. Jones. formerly of this
city but now a resident of Philadel.
phia, Pa, was in the city this week
looking the picture of health. He was
hooking after his business interests
mere His wife, who is an accomplish
ed Instructor Of chorus girls and the
latest accomplishments in the higher
class dancing as well as in elocution
has received flattering offer to stage
in the movies.
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Card Of Thanks.

The family of Mr. Daniel ]. Farrar.
ST., deceased acknowledges with CRATE.
fuE appreciation the kindness and
many expressions of sympathy from
relatives and friends in and out of the
city during their recent bereavement.
THE FAMILY.
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GRAND CONCERT AT REFORMER
HALL BY S. s. ORCHESTRAS.

The various Sunday School Orches-
tr@s and Trios are planning to give a
grand concert at the True Reformere
Hall Monday night April %. under
the auspices Of the Ebenezer Sunday
School intermediate Department for
the benefit of Missions. Your patron
age will be appreciated.
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RISING MT. ZION NOTES.

Easter exeic ises will be held at $3.50
p. M. A unique program has been ar.
ranged by the Sunday School for this
occasion. under the management OF
Miss l. A. Johnson and Mr.. A. H.
White the Schools superintendent
The participants OF this exercise are
mostly members Of the primary class
e8
The funeral service of Mrs. Minnie
Payne was solemnized Monday March
26th at the above mentioned church.
Rev. o. b. Simms officiated. With the
demise OF Mrs. Payne the church has
lost an exemplary christian and consis
tent member. Her absence will long he
felt by all.
BE on time Easter Sunday to fully
enjoy the Easter sermon that has been
specially prepared by the pastor.
All s. S. Scholars are invited to at
tend the teachers meeting on Friday
night and get view Of the lesson as
taught by the pastor.
Remember the sick.
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Card of Thanks.

The family of Mrs. Fannie Norton
acknowledges with grateful appreciat
ion the kind expressions of sympathy
OF their friends and neighbors in their
recent distress and bereavement
THE FAMILY.
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Mrs. Annie r.. Blackwell. of East
Thirteenth Street. South Richmond.
continues very sick. She has the
sympathy of her many friends, far
and near.
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ion services. Come and get a good seat.
Last Sunday, Rev. c. B. Jefferson
spoke in the interest of the Missionary
work at the Seven Pines Baptis.
church. Rev. j. H. Vaughn pastor.
AT $3.50 p. M. Rev. Jefferson preach
ed at the Union Level Baptist church.
The baby-child of Mr.. and Mrs. vii
liam Hewlette Of Bermuda Hundreds,
Va by the name of Ethel Bert, depart
ell this life last week. The funeral ser
vices were held at the First Baptis,
church, Bermuda Hundreds. Rev.
Moody the pastor of City Point Bapt
list church spoke over the remains. Be
fore death the child told his mother
he was going to heaven.
GOO lent him to us for only
A few years and days,
And then took him home
To be with Him always.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-03-31

The Sharon Baptist Church is pros
pering under its new pastor, Rev.
II. H. Johnson.
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TOPICS FOR SUNDAY.

Easter Lesson" The Walk to
Emmaus," Luke 24:13-31.
Lesson Outline:
1. Jesus Appears to Two Disciples
Tvs. 1879
2. Jesus Question and the Disciples
Answer Tvs. 1920
3. Jesus Explains the Scriptures Tvs
25-2O
4. Jesus at Meat and His Disappear
ance Tvs. $3.50
Young Peoples Topic: Lessons
from the Psalms-The Easter Psalm
Psalms 16:1-11; Acts 21:22-27.
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DO YOU KNOW THEM?

923 Quarter Stree
Charleston, w. Va.
March 2, 1872 ).
Chief of Richmond Police.
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Remember the sick.
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The Y. M C. A. hears these words
Follow Me and I will make you cate
Men" His Life.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-06
WATCHING THE
SCORE BOARD
BY Usited Press Leased Wire

Pitcher John Quinn's single in
he eighth scored two runs and
Eave Boston the victory over Fhlla.
felphia 7 to 5.
Ruth and Hendrick came up in
he 9th whom the Yanks were two
luns behind the Pittsburgh Pirates
| nd cloutcd homers, driving in tive
lnns ahead of them and c!inching
ihe exhibition game Q to g.
Manager Speaker of the Clevc
land Indians made two singles, two
Eoubles and drew a pass in five
lines to the plate, helping defeat
he Detroit Tigers 1G to 0.
Overcoming u three run lead the
Ft. Louis Browns won the final
lontest of the five game series from
Ehicago to 3.
Roger Hornsby made two home
luns and a double in four times up
luring a swatting carnival which
he st. Louis Cardinals won from
Ihe Phillies 12 to IL.
jess Barnes shut out the Brook
tyn Robins with four hits and won
/ he final game of the series for
Boston to 0.