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Albert NJ. Penn, was hostess at luncheon
Thursday and Friday afternoons at her
residence on Rowyer road, her guests
remaining afterward for bridge.
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Edward
II. Conner have as their guest Miss
Jordan of California.
Miss Nancy Wattes of Alexandria.
Va. spent The week end with her
cousins Commander and Mrs. John
Downes, at their home in the Naval
Academy. .#.
Commander and Mrs Pierre L. Will
son were guests. for the week end of
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Edward II.
Conner.
Prof. and Mrs. William o. Stevens
have had as their guest for few days
Ensign Edward Mulheron, who is at
tached to the L. S. s. Arkansas.
Mrs. Bell, wife of Capt. w. II. Bell,
L. S. N NJ. c., entertained at luncheon
Monday at the Blue Lantern, her guests
remaining afterward for bridge
Gov. and Mrs. William u. Denny
of Delaware were the guests in
whose honor Lieut.. Commander Alfred
l.. Clifton, NJ c., and Mrs. Clifton
Wednesday last.
Mrs. Henry Al. Robert, regent of
the Annapolis Chapter of the ID. A. r.,
and Mrs. d. NJ. Garrison. correspond
ing sAretary of the 8 ate board. at
tended the luncheon given in Wash
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turned from a visit to relatives in
Baltimore.
Miss Dorothy Knight Thomas Of
Sharpsburg. Md, who Is student at
has returned to school after visit
to her grandmother, Mrs. Ada Thom--
as, and her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs George A. Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Garnett and
Miss Gladys Taylor have returned
from trip to Palm Beach and Miami,
Fla.
DIR. r. J. Yates has returned from
a visit to his brother, Mr.. A. J. Yates,
In Culpeper.
Mrs. John Taylor Lewis, jr., of Rich
mond was the guest last week of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w.
Schneider, on North Columbus street.
Mrs. J. X. Eddington and Miss Sarah
Eddington spent several days Of last
week with friends in Richmond.
Mr. Ivan Swift, the artist and writ
er. of New York city, has taken a
studio for the winter at Keniepp
farm, Trays hill, near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Abbey enter
tanned at cards Saturday evening al
their home in Rosemont. A number
Mr.. A. f. West has returned to his
home in Richmond after a visit to
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George j
West.
MT. ana S-TS. n. "A. felutkeller en-
tertained at bridge Friday evening
at their home on King street road
in honor of their guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter G. Shoeppe OF PhiladeI-
phfa, and Miss Mabel Kiehl of Mil
waukee, house guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
George J. Burkhart. The other guests
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Burk hart, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. p Siewert, Mrs. f. l.. Sanders
Miss Edith Whitton, Miss Alice Whit
ton. Mr.. Frank McNally and Mr.. b. $.
Seiple.
Mrs. J. p. Fitzgeral of Philadelphia,
Mr.. Luther Grove and his grand
daughter, Miss Mary Grove of Edin-
burg, Va, have returned to their
homes after being the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Virgil c. Davis on Brad
dock Heights.
Miss Edith Triplett has returned to
her home near Mount Vernon, after
a visit to her aunt, Mrs. Orin Triplett,
on Seminary Hill.
Miss Mary Hundley of Richmond
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Commander Hird. entertained at a
bridge and mah-jong. party Tuesday
afternoon at her home, on Upshur
road, in the Naval Academy.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Ransom, who were
for two years in the Orient, have re-
Gently arrived in Annapolis and have
leased the house, | Randall place for
the winter.
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Leo H.
Thebaud were hosts at a tea Wednes-
day afternoon at the apartment at 5
Maryland avenue, to which they re-
Gently moved.
Gloucester street had as her guests
for the week end. Miss Mary Wilbur
of Bethlehem, Pa, Miss Anna Ridout
of Baltimore and Capt. James l..
Hatcher of the Army.
Mrs. Barron ?. Du Bois. wife of
Capt. Du Bois. U. $ n. (S. CO. was a
guest at the luncheon given Monday
In Washington by Mrs. Cecil Baker,
wife of Capt. Baker of the Pay Corps.
Mrs. Charles c. Slayton, wife of
Commander Slayton, was hostess at a
tea Wednesday afternoon at her home
on Duke of Gloucester street, in
compliment to Mrs. ]. Irwin Taylor
OF plainsfield. n. j.. who is here to
Taylor, jr., and Midshipman William
Taylor.
Miss Isabel Claude gave the second
of a series of informal lat homes"
Tuesday afternoon at her apartment
on State Circle. Mrs. Gordon Claude
presided at the tea table assisted by
Miss Nancy Claude and Miss Savage.
Mrs. Joseph Bigelow entertained in
formally at tea Friday afternoon at
her apartment at the Rinckney
House.
Mrs. Elise Mellon has arrived from
California and will spend the winter
and spring with her brother and sis
ter -in-law. Comma nder and Mrs. John
Downes.
MISS Virginia Gordon of Baltimore
and Miss Elizabeth Mitchell and Miss
Francis Arnold of Washington, ID. c.
were guests for the week end of the
Misses Georgianna and Marguerite
Cusachs at their home on King
George street.
Miss Annie Clayton of West River,
a sister of DR.. Clayton of Washington,
Is spending the winter at the Peggy
stewart House on Hanover street,
Rev. John :. Hagen, chaplain ofJhe
New York Military Academy at Corn~
wall on the Hudson, was the week
end guest of Chaplain sydney X.
Evans at his residence on Porter road
In the Naval Academy:
Lieut.. and Mrs. John Brown spent the
week end in Annapolis as guests of Mrs
Howard Morton at her apartment on
State Circle Commander and Mrs
Douglas l.. Howard were hosts at. a
buffet supper Saturday evening in com
p!irnent to Lieut.. and Mrs. Brown.
Miss Elisabeth JesSup, who visited in
Philadelphia, returned TO Annapolis
Tuesday,
Lieut. Commander William D. Bro
rerton, jr., spent several days with his
family at their home on Oklahoma Ter
race.
Capt and Mrs William Hemphill Bell
were hosts at supper party. followed
by bridge, Monday evening at the Blue
Lantern.
Miss Letitia Houston of Salisbury
Md, who was for several weeks with
her brother-in-law and sister, Prof. and
Mrs. Howard Mccormick, at Carvel
Hall, returned home Wednesday.
Mrs Penn wife of Lieut. Comma nder
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ington Tuesday of last week by the
state regent.
Mrs. John Writ Randall had as her
guests for the week end Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Randall of Baltimore.
Mrs. Elliott Burwell, who visited
for some time in Baltimore, returned
TO her home last Saturday.
Miss Josephine Besseleu, who has
been. the guest for the past month or
Mr.. and Mrs James w. Crossley, left
Miss Katharine Martin spent part
Of last week in Washington with her
brother-in-law and sister, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Charles Noble.
The marriage of Miss Frances c.
Shortt, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank c. Shortt. to Mr.. ]. Henry
Brown. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Travis
Brown, took place Friday evening at
the College Avenue Baptist Church.
Mrs. Reuben Ross Holloway of
with her sister. Mrs. Alfred c.
Thompson, at her home near An
napolis.
Mrs. George r. Feldmeyer spent
the week end in Washington with
her daughter. Miss Nyce Feldmeyer.
Mrs. Samuel Brooke was hostess at
bridge Thursday afternoon at her
home on Franklin street.
Miss Mamie Lynn of Baltimore. a
sister of Mrs. Daniel r. Magruder, has
arrived IN Annapolis, ana Will speno
the winter here with Mrs. Glove at
her home on Maryland avenue.
Mr.. Samuel Ham, vice president of
the Fidelity Trust Company of Bal
ttmore. was the guest of honor at the
weekly luncheon OF the Rotary Club
at Carve1 Hall Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernan Forbes Dennis,
who were guests of Prof. and Mrs.
William, o. Stevens at their home. in
Cumberland Court. sailed Saturday
for England. Mrs. Forbes-Dennis is
returning with her husband to their
home in Vienna.
Miss Elise FARRELL of Humboldt.
Tenn. is visiting Lieut.. and Mrs
Malcolm W, Callahan at their home
on Maryland avenue.
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Mrs. John T. Curtin is the guest Of
friends in Spencer, N. c.. Mr.. and Mrs.
j.. II. Grove and Mr.. and Mrs A.. B.
Conner have returned to their homes
| In Washington after a visit to Mr..
Heights.
Mrs. Joseph Harris and her small
son, Braxton Bragg Harris. of Roanoke
are the guests of her mother Mrs.
Braxton Bragg Smith, in the Stuart.
Mrs; Virgil A. Payne and Miss
visits to relatives in Charlottesville
| and Keswick. Va
Mrs: Paul Hulfish Of Raleigh. N. c.,
was the guest last week of Mr.. Hull
nshs father Mr.. Worth Hulfish. on
cameron street
| Miss Daisy Johnson has returned to
alexandria and will spend the winter
with Mf. and Mrs. Alfred Churchill
Moss on Prince street
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Burkhart
entertained at bridge Monday evening
az their home on Braddock Heights
IN honor of their guest, Miss Mabel
kiehl Of Milwaukee,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Devers are at
nome after visit to the latter's un-
! Gle, Mr.. James Hughes, in Beckley,
w: Va. and to friends in Cincinnati.
Miss Ruth Smith has returned to
her home In Danvers. Mass. after d
flsit 10 ner DrOther-in-laW and sister,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert C. Baggett, on
North Alfred street.
! Mr.. and Mrs. James Armstrong. who
have been the guests of the latter's
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. #. C. Goodnow,
| IN Rosemont. have returned to their
! home in Union Mills. Va.
Miss Agnes Furr has returned from
a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Strother
! In Lincolnia. Va.
Mrs. Henry Spivey and Mrs. James
rattt 70 haf l,,H
on Braddock Heights after spending
several weeks In Florida and Cuba
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Craft and their
| two sons have returned to their home
in Kensington. Md, after a visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. David McClelland.
Mrs. Wyndham Sullivan. Mrs. Mich
OILS. Miss Glyndale Nichols and Miss
Myrtle King of Baltimore were the
recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
d. Perry in North Rosemond
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was the week end guest of Miss
Mabel Thomas.
The Rev. and Mrs. r. c. Dubory
of Camp Humphreys and hrs. George
Smith of Richmond were the recent
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. A. +. Driscoll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Driscoll have now as
their guest the formers brother, w.
G. Drfsco1l Of San Francisco, who will
spend several months with them
Mrs. +. W. Olsen has returned TO
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her home in George Washington
Park. after visit to relatives hi
Winchester, Va
Mrs. Elizabeth English Of Relay.
Md, ie the guest Of her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs George II
Robinson, on North st. Asaph street
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Nickers Bryan
have returned from their wedding
trip. and after January l will he al
home at Ali Duke street.
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by Mrs. Beard, who is now the guest
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
II. Gerlacher on South Washington
street
Mrs. Anna Thompson Crane and her
small daughter of Summit. y. j.. were
guests last week of Miss Mary Baker
on Braddock Heights.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll F. kines were
the weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. F. Vowel In Rectortown. Va.
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ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY

IContinued from Eighth Page.)
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Mrs. Henry Z. Hird. wife of Lieu
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WYTHEvILLE NEWS.

At Franklin st. NJ. E. Church Sun
day January 21st, Rev. w. w. Ward
filled the pulpit morning and evening
in an acceptble manner. At IL o'clock
he preached from first Tim. GIT ami
at night from Matt. 1923. Eight were
added to the church. Keep it up Bro.
Ward.
Rev. T. B. Aston filled his pulpit
at the Baptist church all day Sunday.
Owing to the illness of Rev. G.. o.
Wing, pastor of Bethel A. M. e. church
Rev. t. W. Hebron preached at II
o'clock from Gen. 1924 and at night
from Heb. 1872 to large and apprecia
tive audience
Rev. Geo. Ziegler, (white) christian
church pastor Of the city preached at
Bethel A M. r.. church Sunday after
noon, January 21st. at three o'clock.
Rev. Ziegler is an able, fluent and con
secrated man of God. Come again Bro.
Ziegler.
We have quite number on the sick
list this week. Mr.. A. G.. Songer. Mr..
Root Kelley. Mr.. Walter Sayers and
Miss Gertrude Guynn are still sick,
but improving.
Mr.. Reuben Holiday is still on the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-01-27

lev. H. w. Jameson, national graoti
master of the world of u. B. F. and
S. M. t., left the city for southern Hi
nois after attending the public install
lation of u. B. F.. and S. M. t., ami
locking after other fraternal business.
Mrs. Lou Ella Young, ALA Calumet
ave, ID. G. M. N. G., Of Households "
Ruth of Illinois, visited Aurora On ;ast
Friday and installed the officers os the
Household there in public installat-.
ion.
M r. Bailey 3C3S S. State street,
president the Bailey Realty Co., has
spent busy week in and out Of to
city looking after matters for clients.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-01-27
HOBSON (VA.) NEWS.

Hobson, Va, Jan. 22.-The Ms
sionary Circle of the Macedonia Bap
fist Church made an annual report
to the church IF their work. They
reported $194.90 as having been
raised since being organized. They
purchased things needed and helped
others who were sick to the amount
OF $174.40, leaving in their treasury
$3.50. They meet every first and
third Monday in each month. We
wish them much success this year
Mrs. Susie Joiner is president and
Mrs. Emma Walker, secretary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-01-27
CHICAGO NEWS.

u. B. F. and s NJ. T., h,!l :ht r
luh.jc installation on sJanua:y Oh mt
the Union Masonic hall at which time
there were about two thousand
friends and members Of the organiza
ton present. DR.. f. C. Covington
OF bloomington. ILL.,: state me lical OK
aminer was present as was Rev. Fl. w.
Jameson, national grand master of
the world, who delivered the principal
address. J. B. Street, president Of tho
Joint Building Association, spoke ana
tod of the activities Of the commit.
ices. u. B. F.. officers were installed bv
IL. ID. Smith, past master of Illinois
Lodge; S. M. r. officers were installed
by Mrs. Georgia E. Harding. state
grand princess Beautiful Gate Royal
House. Mrs. Ella L. Holmes. Mrs.
Eliza Jackson and Mrs. Jennie E. Lew
is Henry e. Murphy acted as master
OF ceremonies. On behalf of the com.
mittees Rev. Jameson, DIR. Covington
ana NJ. II. Street were presented with
flowers by M. II. Bailey, secretary OF
North Star Lodge and J. B. Street was
presented with a check on behalf of
North Star Lodge Of which he is wor-
thy master. This was q great meeting
and every one left feeling inspired bv
the work being accomplished by the or
ganization and the Joint Building AS
ISOLATION.
Mrs. Lillian Holland, daughter or
MRS. Dora Cannon. 10 E. 31st street
has gone to Los Angeles California in
search OF better health. Mrs. Holland
Is a member Of White Rose Council A.
U. K. and d. of A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Sawyer spent last
Sunday in the suburbs of Morgan Park
as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. F.. W.
Johnson, 1898 s. Elizabeth street.
Miss WilleDa Edison also spent the
day as the guest of Mrs. ]. d. Edwards
1908 w. Tooth Place.
Thornton Cherry, cousin of Arcnb
p. Pinckney. 4114 Calumet avenue.
left the u. S, for Chatham. Canada
his home after spending several very
pleasant weeks in the States and sew.
eral days in the city as the guest of
Mr.. Pinckney.
Eugene Fields 36OS s. State street
who spent the holidays in visiting
with relatives and friends at Leaven.
worth Kans.. after a long absence.
Mr. Fields visited several other cities
in Kansas while away.
VIM. Washington, owner OF the
Washington Confectionery, Is w. 36m
st, eet Is now on a visit to Abba. Iowa
where he will spend several weeks
with relatives and friends.
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sick list

Mr.. Matthew Miles, the Governor s
caterer, was visiting his family here
last week.
Messrs. Wayman and Shelley Poole
OF Eckman, W. Va, and Mrs. Norena
Carter of Keystone, w. Va. we're called
nome last week on account of the ILL
ness OF their father, Mr.. Geo. Poole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben. Shelley Of Rura.
Retreat, were the Sunday guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Shelley.
Mrs. Moses Johnson Of North Wythe
vile is slowly improving.
1t is indeed rare treat to hear the
Eureka choral club. Keep it up boys.
Mrs. Gladys M. Hairston and Miss
Lizzie Sirt spent the weekend in
Roanoke, shopping while there. They
were the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jno.
Austin.
- aNesSO Se%yClo Is COuIlUSU 20
her bed with the Flu.
Mrs. Hattie Johnson and Mrs. Sarah
Fleming of Dbulin, are visiting Mrs
Emma Chapman who is quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughey Lee of Max
Meadows, brought the remains or
their infant daughter to WytheviIIe
Monday for burial.
Mrs. G. o. W'ng VIE of scfhe, a
M. e. church pastor is quite i'll at this
writing.
Examinations are progressing nice.
ly at our public school.
There will be some rejoicing and
some sorrow when 1t is over.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Golfer have NOV
ed back to WEIGH, w. Va, to live.
Mr.. Jerry Shelley needs your patron
age. Why not give it to him?
Mrs. Ward the mother of Rev. w. V.
Ward is quite i'll.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-01-27
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE

The fourth quarterly conference of
Mt. Zion A. M. 10. Church was held
Monday night, January 22nd, Rev
Isaac Ever, p. E., presiding. 1t was
his closing conference and his fifth
year on the district and mention was
made Of his Christ-like spirit which
had attended his entire administra-
ton. The reports for the quarter
showed an increase along all lines
There were conversions, II access
ions, 10 baptisms and deaths
Sister Sallie Walker, who died in
Washington, ID. G.. at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Mary Ellen Bow.
man. Present membership 467. The
amount OF money raised during the
quarter was s1,S0S35, balance in the
treasury, $1,O95.56.
1nere never was a more pleasant
session Of the conference than this
one. Rev. Baker participated, as did
Brother Thomas Anderson, of Ebe-
nezer A. M. e. and others. Glowing
tributes were paid to the five years
pleasant association and administra-
ton of Presiding Elder Ever and the
wonderful achievements of Rev. J. s.
Hatcher's pastorate here, especially
his evangelistic endeavors, the con-
versions OF Richard Faulkner and
Cornelius Malone being noted.
Sunday morning and night, the
Presiding Elder delivered two pow
erful sermons, teeming with logic
and wisdom
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Correspondence.
ROANOKE ITEMS.

uhSNtwON. sNsSs
ROANOKE, VA, Jan. 23.-Mrs
g. S. Edmondson, 80 Tenth Avenue
NJ e. is much improved,
You will bear in mind NJ. Stanfield
will furnish you the remedies for
your colds, neuralgia, influenza and
coughs and other troubles OF the sea-
son. 153 Wells Alley. N. w.
The A. NJ. r. Church Sewing Girl
Gle will meet Friday, January 26th
at the home of Mrs Berta Howard,
Seventh Avenue.
The sunshine Club met at the par
sonage Tuesday night.
Miss Ella Saunders. of Eighth Ave
nue., who has been indisposed is much
better, under the care Of DR.. George
e. Moore.
Rev. j. w. Hicks and his congre
cation will soon have their beautiful
pipe organ installed. 1t is a magni-
ficent instrument.
Mr.. Charles Stultz, of Tenth Ave-
nue., Is somewhat Ill at this writing.
Mrs Celestia Thompson. 1876 Elev-
enth Street is mdisposed.
Mra Catherine Miller, of Seventh
Avenue Is much indisposed,
Noo,ro TT noooor ~od T
Croker, OF Norfolk, Va. were here
Trainmen's organization. Mr.. Dag
ney Is president and Mr.. Crocker, the
president, They were the guest
of Mr.. Burrell, of Sixth Avenue.
They called to see Miss Maggie De-
haven, Of sos Seventh Avenue, N. w.
Mrs. Virgie N. Dehaven, Of High
Street, is improving nicely.
Mrs. Annie James. of Rocky Mount
underwent serious operation at the
Burrell Memorial Hospital. She is
improving.
Madam Bruce is in the city assist
ing Rev. ID. r. Powell in a revival.
which is proving q grand success.
Mrs. Addie Stanfield, SIG Tenth
Avenue n WY is indisposed.
Mr.. G. L. Pittman, PIP Seventh
Avenue, n. f. IS very sick
Mrs. c. Croane and family are all.
ing this week at ga Ninth Avenue.
NJ Stanfield. jesse Barbour and
Master Thomas Howard will endeav-
->or to get your papers to you on time.
Pay the boys and encourage a good
cause.
Mrs. Bessie Curtis, of 21S Seventh
Avenue, N. w. underwent a serious
operation at Burrell Memorial Hos
p1tal, and is reported as getting on
nicely.
Mrs. Monroe Hale, the aged moth
Ner of the Hale brothers of Franklin.
now of Roanoke, has been under
treatment at Burrell Memorial Hos
pital for the past two weeks. All
wish for her speedy recovery from
her injuries.
iNeN. JdHeS D. f1dtcner, ID. -. mas
returned from Oberlin, Columbus,
Wherefore and Cleveland, Ohio. He
addressed the 100 students at his
old Alma Mater.
Mr.. James Clarkson, Of Wells AL
ley, N. w. has been critically i'll with
Pneumonia for two weeks. He is
under care of DR.. J. B. Clayton.
In sad but loving remembrance of
our daughter, LouiBe A. Washington,
who departed this life one year ago,
January IA, 1922:
Just thought of sweet remem-
brance,
Just memory fond and true,
just the love and sweet devotion
OF those who always think of you &"
Father and Mother.
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FULTON NOTES.
MT. CALVARY NOTES.

The services last Sabbath were
excellent Sunday School was good.
1880 A. M. Devotionals were con-
Quoted by our Pastor and Rev. Full
Ter. The sermon was preached by
one OF Calvarys sons. in the person
OF Rev. G. b. Jefferson. His text
was Jeremiah 45:5, first clause. The
choir rendered some excellent music.
Rev. Coleman was also on the ros-
trum.
We had many friends present, in
Guiding Deacon Alpheus Scott. OF the
Fourth Baptist Church; Miss Wilson.
one of the teachers at Webster Davis
School, accompanied by her mother:
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce, of Jamaica, w
l. We also had Rev. Bro. Oliver Of
Raleigh, N. c.: Mrs. Belle Bullucks.
one of Calvarys members, who went
to North Carolina to live. wor-
shipped with us.
100 p. NJ. The funeral services
of Mrs. Sarah Vaughan were held ut
the church. Rev. Cobbs preached the
sermon. Our sister was a faithful
church member. She bore her afflic-
ton as strong soldier of Christ.
$3.50 p. M. Rev. Cobbs admins
tered the Lords Supper at the st.
James Baptist Church, Henrico Co.
$3.50 P. M. The Rev. Jacob Tur-
ner preached at Calvary. His theme
was the 23rd Psalm. On the rostrum
were Revs. Cobbs, Clarke and JEFF
ferson.
ALI OF the male adults Of the
church are requested by our pastor
to be present in his study tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock. Our pastor
Is putting forth great efforts to In
crease the attendance of the Baraca
Bible Glass. The same appeal is to
the female department or class.
Rev. Tuck preached a powerful scr
mon last Sabbath at New Vine Bap-
fist Church, Charles City County. In
the evening he served communion
The people had great shout in the
! name Of the Lord
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RISING MT. ZION NOTES.

Our Sunday School has started this
year with new activities and new
ideas towards increasing both inter
est and membership of the School.
Our superintendent, Mr. A. II.
White has many new plans for this
years work and asks the hearty CO.
operation of every member.
We listened to an interesting dis
course from Rev. Evans last Sunday.
Our pastor was delayed i'm Pftsburg.
There are quite n few sick among
us: Mrs. Sarah Manning, Mr.. CLf.
ford Carter, Mrs. Philhimena White.
Miss Viola Johnson IS improving
slowly N Piedmont Sanatorium
On last Sunday night ut the Rising
Mount Zion Church OF Fulton the Mis-
sionary Circle installed their new Off
GERS. The installation address being
delivered by Mrs. w. T. Johnson,
which was masterpiece of eloquence
such as she usually renders
The officers installed were as TO-
lows: on beloved pastors wife, Mrs
o. b. Simms as president; Mrs. f.,
Morton as vice president; Miss B.
Stewart as Secretary; Mrs. l.. John
son as treasurer; Mrs. S. Jones, as
chaplain, and Mrs. M. Pittman as pro
gram committee. We pray that Gods
blessings will be with our new officers
and that they may do a noble work for
the upbuilding of Gods Kingdom.
On last Monday Rev. o. B. Simms
pastor Of Rising Mt Zion church was
called to Cleveland Ohio to get the re-
mains Of his brother who departed this
life on last Sunday. The funeral was
held in Pittsburgh, last week, the
home of our pastor and family