Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-05-24
Sixth Mount Zion Is One
Of Gods Filling Stations
REV. HOGGARD, breaches
MAGNETIC And Pathetic
SERMON
Veteran of The Cross Passes!!
BROTHER JACKSON, is ABLE
CHOIR LEADER
1eteran of The Cross Passes!!
By ]. HENRY JAMES

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AMPLIFIER: "Mrs. Amplifier,
will you please type these items for
me?"
MRS. AMPLIFIER: Certainly,
III do that for you. How do you want
them fxt?"
AMPLIFIER: elk them in my
loose-leaf book; Just as you did last
week-be sure to arrange the pages
alphabetically.
MRS. AMPLIFIER: Don't forget,
you've got to call up Bro. Oscar
PrickettW
AMPLIFIER: "That's So! Gee,
(muntchrist-mas) / am Very glad
that you reminded me of it. I'll call
him right nowW
MRS. AMPLIFIER: Gust a mo-
ment, you are leaving your NOTE
BOOK and PENCIL-the e r y
things you will need at the phone"
AMPLIFIER: Thanks, l have so
much on my mind to-day that / am
so quick to forget. I want Madison
2158-J, please"
OPERATOR:
"What number -
did you say? a E
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Madison FL IsS8N \ III
$751;" A d ~
BRO. PRICK lSSA -
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Hello, this is WEsL HSy &&
Oscar Pricket )l11#}R -
at the phone" W&VIE
AMPLIFIER: - fWNlA
"How are yout \M MM
feeling today Nv A
Bro. .Pricket? y .
This is the am
plifier talking"
BRO. PRICKET: "Why, it is my
old friend Amp" it is good to hear
your voice. You always have such
good things to say when you call"
AMPLIFIER: "A-hee! I've got it
on you this time; you are going TO
,mpart to me some good things, con-
corning the SERVICES held at
SIXTH MOUNT ZION BAPTIST
CHURCH, Sunday, May 18th;
whose pastor is the Rev. A. w.
Brown"
BRO. PRICKET: 81 shall endeav-
or to do the best l can in answer
ing the questions you may ask me.
Don't quiz me too strong amp"
AMPLIFIER: "You may proceed
IN your own way"
BRO PRICKET: "After devotions,
the pastor lmade his preliminary
remarks. Then the Clerk, brother
N. w. Bouldin, read the regular
church announcements"
AMPLIFIER: "Were there any
LENDERS on the sick list?"
BRO. PRICKET: 81 should say
so. The clerk read the names OF
several members who were i'll. He al
so stated that one of the old veter-
ms of the Cross, had been called
from labor TO reward. Her name was
sister Mary Judah"
AMPLIFIER: "After Bro. Boul-
din, the clerk, read the announce
ments, who lifted the collection?"
BRO. PRICKET: Deacon Quinn
Shelton lifted the collection as usual.
They did not take as much time rs
have seen them take to raise the
collection. But even at that, the
Line could have been shortened great
ly."
AMPLIFIER: =" Y g S, 1 long for
the dag to come, 1Ohen not only SiTth
Mount Zion, but all churches will
spend less time with the money side,
and spend more time in honoring and
praising our Saviour Jesus Christ.
BRO. ,PRICKET: 30 yes, it is
very true, too much time is wasted
over. the money in many Of our
churches. You are perfectly right
AMPLIFIER: $50 much for that
part of the service; let us get down
10 real business now. Did the pas
tor, DR.. Brown preach powerful
BRO. PRICKET: "No, the pastor
did not preach. The Rev. D. w. Hog
gard, from Plainfield, N. j., was the
invited guest, and he served all day"
AMPLIFIER: "Did you say the
minister was from Plainfeld, N. j.?
UNI, that makes me more anxious
to know how he preacht! Tell me
about him, brother Pricket?"
BRO. PRICKET: ooh, amp, you
should have been there. 1t is impos-
sible for me to tell you just how
Rev. Hoggard did preach. He took
as a subject, SEEKING and saw
ING the LOST. His text was st.
Luke 1910. Please get your Bible
and read it. This was one of the most
magnetic and pathetic sermons l
have heard. The spiritual flames
leaped from heart to heart"
AMPLIFIER: eyes, I presume that
this was very touching sermon.
Say what you started to say?"
BRO. PRICKET: "Truly, this SER
mon came from master mind, and
it was certainly a masterpiece of
ministerial lore. His delivery was
eloquent, dramatic and spiritual. AS
he hogan his discourse. m a n v