Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-11-08

Program was rendered. Miss
h florence tlelds, one of Richmond
Virtuosos, was Mistress of Ceremon.
les. An interesting Paper was read
by Miss Esther Scott, on this subject
NWhat the Church Means to Me- Mr.
Thomas Barrett rendered pleasing
Violin Selection. There was select
reading by Mrs. Ella Carter. Vocal
Solo, by Mrs. Alverta Gilpin. An ex-
cellent Selection by Mr.. George How
ell. This musical program was quite
interesting from beginning to the
end. What do you want to know
next"
SISTER SANDERSON: "Who
preacnt Sunday morning, October
I2th?"
AMPLIFIIER: con Sunday, 11:3..
sharp, the services were opened with
glorious devouons, deacon l.. Y.
wnIre presiding. The Rev. Or. NJ.
l.. Snepnerd, OF Philadelphia, Penn.
was llVIingiy Introduced 70 the grea.
audience. 10 say that the divine de-
liyered WONDERFUL SERMON. /
would be saying very little about 1t.
out, time Will not permit me to give
you any o. ms ouLIIneS; II was one
VI ABILITY, well prepared and eloquent
ly delivered. While the doctor
preacht, devout men and women
ranned the spiritual flames; Amens
were generous. And at night, Or.
Sheppard appeared before US again
with another POWERFUL MES
SAGE. He swayed his audience al
will. There is only one Rev. Dr. NJ.
l.. Sheppard we know in the State
of Pennsylvania; when he speaks his
audiences take notice. May he live
long to blow the Gospel Trumpet and
Sound the JubileeW
SANDERSON: &c that DR.. Shep-
hard is an able divine. Now tell Us
Who preacht Monday night, October
13th?"
AMPLIFIER: "The Rev. DR.. Wal
Ter H. Brooks, pastor of the 19yl
Street Baptist Church, Washington
>. c., preacht. His sermon was log
ical, spiritual and mastery. Dr..
b ooks breaches with Authority,
Power and Spirit. The choir of Fifth
Street Baptist Church furnisht melo-
dious music. Mr.. Joseph Matthews
is the competent choir director, and
Hiss Florence Fields is organist. Miss
Fields astounds the congregation by
her ingenuity in handling the organ.
Pm waiting for your next question.
awake, are you asleep?"
SANDERSON: "No, Amp,ifer, I'm
not sleep; te-hee. Tell US who
)reacht on Tuesday night, October
14th?"
AMPLIFIIER: Tuesday night was
Ministerial Fellowship night. DR.. w.
1. johnson, pastor of First Baptist
Church, Richmond, Va, preacht. His
was a masterpiece. DR.. w. L. Ran
some presided. Many divines were
present. Among them were: Revs.
A. L. Thomas, /. H. Hines, P. j.
Clark and J. H. Binfort and others.
Had glorious services"
AMPLIFIER: "And on Wednesday
night, October 18th, Rev. R. H. Bow
ling, Jr., pastor of First Baptist
Church, Norfolk, Va, preacht. Rev.
Bowling's message was o. K. Those
who know Rev. R. H. Bowling and
have heard him preach, know that he
can really DELIVER the GOODS.
Your next question, please"
SISTER SANDERSON: GLOW was
the service Thursday night? All, go
on and tell u.s."
AMPLIFIER: "The service OH
Thursday night, October 10th, was
splendid. The Rev. R. v. Peyton, the
jubilee preacher, pastor Mount Mo.
riah Baptist Church. Richmond, Va,
delivered an impressive sermon. Mr..
James F. Scott, spoke on the Future
Church.
SANDERSON: "Who delivered the
great Historical Sermon. You know
YOU were present, tell us who preacht
it,"
AMPLIFIIER: Sunday morning,
October 10Th, 11:30,. DR.. w. F. Ora
ham, pastor of Holy Trinity Baptist
Church, PHILADELPHIA, Penn, preacht
most TELLING SERMON. DR..
Graham is mighty able, learned and
progressive divine. He preacht at
night also. The Rev. o. P. Fielder
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