Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-08-30
Rev. DR.. G. w. Gaines
Didactic and Spiritual
Preacher
VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS
WORKING ARDUOUSLY
MIR. AND MRS. Y. D. PUNK
EFT TELL ABOUT SERVICES

MIR. AND MRS. Y. D. PUNK
EFT TELL ABOUT SERVICES
MR.. Y. d. PLUCKETT: "Well,
Amplifer, we are here at your serv-
ice, if we are little late"
AMPLIFIER: "Now that sounds
good to me. You and Mrs. Plunkett
are going to impart to me some goot
things about the services. l must
say Punk U-al-right."
Mrs. PLUCKETT: "Why we have
been trying to get you on the tele-
phone for nearly three weeks. And
every time we called, some one would
tell us thus, you cannot speak to the
Amplifier today-that he is under the
care of the DOCTOR Therefore, we
sought to come over to see about you;
we were unable to hear anything from
you. But yesterday, Sister Taller
was at our home, and she told US
that you were i'll. However, we are
glad to see you up and looking so
well. You must take care of your
self Ample; yes you go slow, and do
as the doctor tells you to do"
AMPLIFIER: eyes, 1 have been
under the care of the doctor, but now
l feel a hundred per cent better
thank the Lord"
BRO. PLUNKETT: "We are ex-
ceedingly glad to near you Soy hat
you are greatly improved. Who was
your doctor?"
AMPLIFIER: doctor j. NJ.
Newman, 800 North Second Street,
was my physician. He is one among
many physicians of our race, who is
well prepared, competent and quite
capable of handling his profession. |
am witness to the fact, that Doctor
J. M. Newman really knows his stuff.
Yes, I'm recuperated and fell much
rejuvenated."
BRO. PLUNKETT: "Why he
doctor j. M. Newman), is our fam
lily doctor and we consider him to be
one of the best colored doctors in the
State of Virginia. So much for that;
did you worship at Leigh st. M. M,
E. Church Sunday; where Rev. d..
R. M. Williams is pastoring?"
SISTER PLUNKETT: 81 surmise
that Ample went to Bethel A. NJ. E.
Church, whose pastor is Rev. DR..
D. M. Baker. Am I right"
AMPLIFIER: "No, neither of you
are right. I have not been able to
get around very much for the past
three weeks; but 1 am going to start
my consectaneous rambling, consecu
lively, again the first week in Septem-
ber." Il.
AMPLIFIER: go on now and
tell me about your church activities,
the services, and so on, at HOOD
TEMPLE A. M. E. ZION CHURCH.
BRO. PLUNKETT: Sunday morn
ing, promptly at $3.50, August Oath
our Sunday School was called to or
der"
AMPLIFIER: "Where is HOOD
Temple located?"
SISTER PLUNKETT: at is 10
Gated on Clay Street, corner Adam
Street. The Clay Street Cars run iii
rect by the Church. You can get tt
this church very easy. You ought tt
visit us some times"
AMPLIFIER: Thanks, l will
| Who is your pastor?"
BRO. PLUNKETT: "Rev. DR.. G
W. Gaines, is our greatly beloved
shepherd"
AMPLIFIER: "Who is superin
tendent of your Sunday School; ant
what time do you all meet?"
BRO. PLUNKETT: "Mr. T. {
| Gaddy is the wake, active an,
jealous superintendent. Our Sunda,
| School is called to order every Sunda
morning at $50 sharp. Brother Cad
dy is man to be depended upon"
SISTER PLUNKETT: "My hub
by forgot to tel you that our Schoo
is very LIVE and well attended. An
we have many participants"
AMPLIFIER: &C. Now tell m
who is the Secretary of your Sunda
School. guess you are the secretar
Plunk?"
SISTER PLUNKETT: "No in
| deed, my hubby doesn't attend Sun
day School often enough to hold an
office. He is somewhat slothful i
attending the regular service!
Tehee."
BRO. PLUNKETT: "Ampliie
ask my wife what time was it whe
she prepared breakfast this morning
as well as other Sunday morning
Ask her that question"
AMPLIFIER: "Sister Plunket
what time was it, when you prepare
ycur husbands breakfast? Come clea
now-don't be like odd sister Sal