Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-07-19
DIR. RANSOME, Great Scholar
And Powerful Preacher
He Delivers SermOnette To S.
S. Children Every Sunday
Morning
Wide-A-Wake And Enthusiastic
Sunday School
Choir Renders Sweet And MelO-
diOus Music
MR.. AND MRS. L. T. MULL1N EN-
IOV DR NS0ME'S MESSAGES

MR.. And MRS. MULLIN: Ting,
Ting, Ting, Ting"
AMPLIFIER: "There goes that
bell; wonder who can it be-"
AMPLIFIER'S WIFE: "Mr. and
MRS. l.. L. Mullins, | suppose Are
" going to answer the door?'
AMPLIFIER: eyes, I'll answer
the door, you can finish reading your
magazine. Why look who are cali
ing! 1t has been a considerable time
,ince we have seen you all-come
in, and have seats. Take these seats
near the windows, where the balmy
breezes are little more penetrating
make yourselves perfectly at home
You both are looking we'll"
Mr.. MULLIN: "Hi-Hi, Te-he; my
wife tickles me. Pm feeling alright
You know Ample, we do not belong te
the same church, my wife is a mem,
Der of one church and I am a mem,
Der of another. So we made an
agreement thus: She attend my
church this Sunday, and l attend
her church the next, and SO on Ike
that-but she fails to do so. have
been worshipping at her church ev
cry Sunday and Sunday night this
year. But she has not attended my
church once this year.And this
morning, l called her attention to the
fact, that she is not any way living
up to the agreement. That's the rea.
son she spoke as she did, as to how
feel. Of course, l got a bit upset
over such actions this morning. But
now I'm feeling alright. Ample yor
seem to be taking life easy. What
are you doing for yourself?"
AMPLIFIER: "No, Mr.. Mullin,
am not taking life easy, but / strive
to take life as it is without com,
planning"
BRO. MULLIN: eve are very
glad that we found you at home. We
thought once that you would be gone
out; you are always so busy"
AMPLIFIER: eff you had been q
little later l would have been gone
to Second Baptist Church to com
munion services"
SISTER MULLIN: Don't let us
detain you Amplifier, we can come
around some other time"
BRO. MULLIN: "Why certainly
we can we don't want to keep you
from going to church"
AMPLIFIER: "That's alright,
will stay here and enjoy the after
noon with you"
BRO. MULLIN: Where did you
say you attended services this morn
ing, Sunday, July 13th?"
AMPLIFIER: "At the Magnificent
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, South
Richmond, corner 18th and Deca-
tur Streets. Whose pastor is Rev
w. L. Ransome, AM, DID,, LIB
He has been successfully pastoring
vt that church for several years.
BRO. MULLIN: eve are some
what acquainted with DR.. William
L. Ransome, see we have it on you
this time. And each time we hear
him, he impresses US greatly"
AMPLIFIER: "Well, yes, you
have it on me bit; Sunday, July
18th was the first time I had ever
heard DR.. Ransome preach, in fact it
was my first time to shake glad
hands with him. But have it on you
still heard him preach a SER
MON this morning you have never
heard. Well talk about it later on.
BRO. MULLIN: "No doubt, you
did, because he is minister of ex.
traordinary ability. Now it is get
ting late-let's move along thrifty.
Do they have large Sunday SCHOOL,"
AMPLIFIER: eyes, they have one
of the most live, impressive and well