Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-06-07

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full Leader, Singing JOY, g
Joy, Joy).
MRS. BLANKS: "My! My, every
time l get busy that door-bell rings"
MRS. PILGRIM: "Howdy do, is
the Amplifier in?"
MRS. BLANKS:""I don tknow, I'm
Just here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Am
plifer this week. But / will find out
come in and have seat"
MRS. PILGRIM: Haven't very
long to stay, but I'll come in a few
minutes" .--.r-r-
MRS. BLANKS: "Mrs. Amplifier
Mrs. Amplifier, o. Mrs. Amplifier, is
mister Amplifier here-some one Is
here to see him." at-.
MRS. AMPLIFIER: "Yes, I'll call
..im. Ample, Ample, o. Ample, come
on downstairs, some one is here TO
see you. Hurry on" ,r .a
| AMPLIFIER: alright, I'll he right
down." & % m -
AMPLIFIER: GOOD evening, how
are you today. What may be your
name?'
MRS. PILGRIMS: my name is EN-
cline S. Pilgrim. / just ran by here
to see you for few minutes"
AMPLIFIER: "You may stay as
long as you like, l have plenty of time
today"
THE CONVERSATION
MRS. PILGRIM: "Have you heard
anything about MOSBY MEMORIAL
BAPTIST CHURCH calling PAS
TOR. somewhat overheard some
thing about their calling pastor, but
| didn't know whether it was true OF
not" +.t1 ''
AMPLIFIER: "You may rest easy
Mrs. Pilgrim, it is very true tha'
they have called pastor and he has
accepted the call. / was there to hear
him last Sunday morning, 5Ghe Ist.
MRS. PILGRIM: &C. What is his
name, and where is he from?"
AMPLIFIER: ."Rev. S. L. Par
ham, is his name, and he is from the
progressive city of Louisburg, N. c.
MRS. PILGRIM: "A-hem, it seem:
that Virginia has fallen in love witt
preachers from North and South Car
DINA. l can't really understand it.
AMPLIFIER: "Mrs. Pilgrim, we
must admit that North and South
Carolina certainly have some goot
ministers. And by Virginia calling
so many of them, shows clearly thai
they must be able divines."
MRS. PILGRIM: "U-right. Since
you were there Sunday, please tell me
about their services" ~. .st ads
AMPLIFIER: ''The choir marched
( in singing, Holy, Holy, Holy, etc
The congregation arose and joined in
the singing. Fervent prayer was Of
fered by one of the visiting minis
tiers. '
MRS. PILGRIM: "What about the
preaching. That's what l would like
60 hear next?" .a.s6c @
AMPLIFIER: "I'm trying to give
you information about the service in
order. AS | was saying after prayer,
Rev. Mr.. Washington lined Hymn No.
$50, which was sung by choir and
congregation. He also read the 18th
chapter of Romans for scripture les
son. then he prayed an earnest pray
en-" a;f
MRS. PILGRIM: "Do they raise
the collection before preaching?
AMPLIFIER: "Have patience, Mrs.
Pilgrim, Pm giving the order of the
service. The choir then sang very
touching songs, and the regular church
announcements were read by the
clerk, Bro. A. w. cambridge. And
the ushers lifted the missionary Of
fering,"
MRS. PILGRIM: "How much did
they raise in the Missionary offer
ing"
AMPLIFIER: "They did not name
the sum raised" .r- -
MRS. PILGRIM: please pardon
me for interrupting so much, / am
jus tso eager to find out about the
doings around Mosby, ! can hard
ly wait for you to finish one thing be-
fore want to know about the other"
AMPLIFIER: alright, I'll start
again. Deacon Beverly made his re-
marks respecting the newly elected
pastor, then he led Hymn No. 81.
God Moves in a Mysterious Way"
etc., and presented the new pastor in
words most fitting.
MRS. PILGRIM y What was the
new pastors text and subject?"
AMPLIFIER: "Dr. Parham arose
and made some very instructive re-
marks which were pleasing to all. His
text was taken from the 18th chap
ter of Romans. COOPERATION,
was his subject"
MRS. PILGRIM: "How did he de-
liver the sermon?"
AMPLIFIER: "This sermon was