Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-07-19

attended Sunday Schools in the CITY,"
SISTER MULLIN: "Amplifer,
who is the Superintendent of their
S. So"
AMPLIFIER: "Let me &C. l be.
lieve his name is brother Alfred
Byrd, and the Secretary, is broth
er L. Langon. They are working like
busy bees to make other Sunday
Schools stay right on their is.
BRO. MULLIN: "What was the
subject of the Sunday School Les
SOM"
AMPLIFIER: Jacob a Selfish
Man Transformed, was the subject
of the Lesson. The lesson was won
derfully DISGUST by teachers of the
various departments"
SISTER MULLIN: ut seems to
me that you were fixing to say some
thing about DR.. Ransome and the
Children. What was it?"
AMPLIFIER: II was going to
say that Rev. Ransome, the honored
and greatly beloved pastor, deliver
ed his message to the CHILDREN
| as usual; using for his subject:
"THE HAPPIEST BOYS IN THE
WORLD Every Sunday morning,
before the School is dismist, the pas
tor delivers to the children, what
we consider a ten minutes sermon
cite. The children enjoy these mes
sages coming from the pastor very
much. The children really love DIR.
Ransome, because he is so kindly dis
posed toward Them"
SISTER MULLIN: 81 imagine
that they love him and are just
carried away with these tidings COM
ing to them every Sunday morning.
Now let US hear more about the
SERVICES"
! AMPLIFIER: Promptly at 1880
! AM, the well trained CHOIR came
marching in singing: Holy, Holy,
Holy An earnest prayer was offer
ed by pastor"
| BRO. MULLIN: "What was the
Scripture Lesson for the morn
ing?"
| AMPLIFIER: "Just before the
Scripture reading, Hymn No. 16S
was lined by Rev. A. L. Britton
This Hymn was sung with much
spirit and enthusiasm by choir and
congregation"
BRO. MULLIN: "Did you say that
they had selective reading before
the regular Scripture Lesson?"
| AMPLIFIER: 81 did. The Rev.
E. Langon read an excellent selection
which was listened to with intense
interest. Following this reading, was
an Anthem by the Choir-it was
sung very softly. After which Rev
J. w. Harris, read the 9th Psalms,
Then Rev. Harris offered fervent
prayer. The choir rendered another
thrilling Anthem"
SISTER MULLIN: "When do they
raise the collection, after the ser.
mon or before the sermon?"
| BRO. MULLIN: "Go on Ample
and tell us what you were going tt
tell us about the Clerk; my wife
is so anxious to know about money
don't pay attention to her at all"
| AMPLIFIER: II was about Q
say, the Clerk, Bro. w. Deane, reae
the regular church announcements
and the officers gathered the offer
ing"
SISTER MULLIN: ooh! How
much did they raise; please tell us?'
BRO. MULLIN: "Ampie, suppose
we excuse my wife and let her &c
on in the other room and converse
while with Mrs. Amplifer. We'll
never hear about the sermon if she
I stays in here. She keeps on asking
about the money raised?"
AMPLIFIER: "Well, it is left en-.
tirely to Mrs. Mullin about going anc
| entertaining Mrs. Amplifer. She will
be delighted to have her. And like
men, women like to be to themselves
sometime"
SISTER MULLIN: 81 will not
say anything else. I will keep quiet
and let my hubby do all the talking"
BRO. MULLIN: "You better keep
quiet if you don't we will excuse
you. Ample what was DR.. Ransome's
text and subject?"
AMPLIFIER: CDR. Ransome, took
for his text: / Timothy 2:5-6. lFind