Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-05-24

80 bl1 i EN- uuIll Oi1y ehoSS "teA
srrong hearts could take it. At thi;
point, there were only a FEW amens
and hallelujahs heard"
AMPLIFIER: 81 knew that woule
happen. How did the pastor, Rev
a. W. Brown enjoy it,"
BRO. PRICKET: "The pastor jus,
LED his soul to his own satlsfac'
.lon. There is one thing I have found
.ur about Rev. Brown, he is NOT BY
~ means, a narrow-hearted minlstei
VI the gospel. He enjoys listening tx
liner able divines preach the Cos
pei to him. Intact, l believe that he
would rather hear other strong min
IsUers preach than to preach himself
at times. The better a man breaches
the SOONER he invites HIM BACH
W preach.
Amplifer: "Rev. Brown is just
IN excellent preacher, teacher and
Lastor. Not only should the Sixth
.uc. Zion Church be proud of him
uut the Negro race should encourage
MS self-determined efforts. He is get
rlng great examples in this city"
MRS. AMPLIFIER: Excuse me
Tor interrupting ampliier, but Sister
1attler is at the door to see you. She
says that she heard that they had
called a pastor at Mosby Memorial
baptist Church, and she called by to
tell you.")
(AMPLIFIER: "Nope, 1 am busy
now, and I will not be able to both
er with sister Tattler at all this
week; you say she ran up here to tell
. me something she HEARD thru the
WIND! No, no, / want be able to
talk with her this week at all.")
AMPLIFIER: Continue Brother
Pricket. You were saying something
about DR.. Hoggard preaching in the
atternoon-what was going onT'
BRO. PRICKET: "They had a
great PEW RALLY at $3.50, and DR..
noggard preacht ct that service. The
rally was greatly supported by the
members and friends. Deacon Quinn
Shelton, is the leader or head Cap
tain OF this Pew Rally, and has been
4or many years."
AMPLIFIER: "How much did
they raiser"
BRO. PRICKET :"They raised
SS59.11; including the general col
lection for the day.
AMPLIFIER: "That was excel
lent, considering the tight times now.
But Sixth Mount Zion knows of no
tight times. God is certainly with
her."
(MRS. AMPLIFIER: "I-hate-to
interrupt again, amplifer, but dea-
con Dewitt is at the door. You know
you told him last week that you would
cell him about the services at Moore
otreet Baptist Church, where DR..
Gordon b. Hancock, is pastoring. He
is waiting at the door, what shall l
tell him?")
AMPLIFIER: "Er, Err, l, L don't
know, tell him HOWDY. Tell him
that 1 did not go to Moore Street
Baptist last Sunday, but I will call
MN up next weekly
BRO. PRICKET: "The Choir
rendered splendid music all day. In
TACT. they nave been furnishing very
pleasing music ever since Bro. Sam
ueI Jackson, has been their leader.
Bro. jackson is due much credit
and encouragement for his most
pleasing service and able lead
ership. This choir is rendering much
better music than it used to furnish.
continue to do likewise choir. WE
LIKE TO HEAR YOU SING"
AMPLIFIER: "You were saying
a moment ago about some eulogistic
service; what was it,"
BRO. PRICKET: eyes, I was
about to say, that the funeral of
olster Mary Judah, who died last
week, took place at 1870 PM. The
pastor. Rev. Brown, kindly officiated.
he softly and consolingly bound up
the wounded hearts and whipt the
Moving tears from the many stream
ing eyes. Her remains were properly
cared for and laid into a very cost
Iy casket.
AMPLlFIER: "How was the ser.
vice Sunday night"
B r o. PRICKET: The service
Sunday night was equally as good
as was Sunday morning. Rev. Hog
gard preacht another wholesome and
instructive sermon. Text: Micah 2:lO.
dis discourse was, This World is not
the Christians Rest"
AMPLIFIER: "Is Plainfeld, N. j.
Rev. Hoggard's native homer"
BRO. PRICKETTs mo, he is no.
tive of North Carolina. But some
time ago he was called to the Cal
vary Baptist Church in Plainfeld,
N. j., where he is doing g t
work."
AMPLIFIER: "Let's express our
opinions of these two very able min
listers of the gospel, BROWN and
HOGGARD. Suppose you express
your opinion of DR.. Hoggard first"
BRO PRICKET: alright, DR..
Hoggard is jealous, scientific, mag
netic and convincing"
AMPLIFIER: "That's splendid,
DR.. Brown is fearless, logical, pow
erful and penetrating. They are
men and ministers Of whom this
age should feel justly proud"
AMPLIFIER: "Thank you so
mush, brother Pricket, Operator
says that my time is out. I will call