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^ CHURCH HILL
Sunday was a high day at the
Fourth Baptist Church. Although
the rain was threatening the congre
gatiou did not allow it to keep them
from the church. Our pastor was at
his best, and to many of us he
preached as never before. He dis
cussed the subject, “Jesus Our Sin
Bearer.” When Dr. Williams took
his seat it was not many dry eyes
in the church, and it was a consen
sus of opinion that it was the great
est sermon ever heard on that sub
ject. ..
We were pleased to see m our con
gregation many friends from the
western part of the city. We hope
our friends will come again, lou
will always find the Fourth Baptist
Church a Church of welcome.
At night there was not mucu
change in the weather from in the
morning but our pastor had PronJisod
to preach a spec al sermon there
fore the congregation at nightel
most equalled that of the morning
This Sunday, the pastor’s
at 11:30 will be, “The Right Stat
of the Heart.” » P- ,“•» ine
Bride, the Lambs Wife.
If vou want a comfortable seat
in 'he main auditorium come early
and avoid go ne in the gallery -
We are pleased to say that e-ser.
department of our church is taking
on new life. A Scribe.
Rev. G. C. Coleman, D. D. and
wife arrived in the c’ty from Shreve
port. La. after spend ng a week as
guest of Henry Allen Boyd at' Nash
ville. Ya. also a week in Danville as
guest of Mrs. West and Mrs. Grasty
and a week here with Mr. and Mrs.
IY. I. Johnson. 316 Harrison St.
Thev visi ed Hamp'on. Ya. and will
return hme by New York and Phil
adelphia .
Read Rubens Pn:nt and Glass Com
pany’s announcement. If you will
lieet! the advice given, you will save
money. This is one of the most re
liable concerns in the Southland.
Buy once and you will buy fro^i
them always.
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* DEATHS REPORTED *
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The following is a list of deaths
of colored persons reported to the
Richmond Bureau of Health from
September 25 to October 2, 1928,
with age and date of death'
Juanita L. Henderson, age 1 year:
1915 Fairfield St.; Sept. 24.
Amanda Henley, 47 years; 1406 W.
Leigh St.; September 24.
Emma Moon, 22 years; 221 Midloth
ian Turnpike; September 24.
Malinda Dungen, 54 years; 1718
William St.; September 25.
Willie James Skipwith. Jr., 18 days
1002 N. 4th St.; September 26
Bertha Fund. 83 years: Route 7 Box
568. South Richmond; Sept. 26
Henry Fleming. 60 years; 209 Dun
dee; September 26.
Louise Thomas Hunt, 16 yegrs;
1025 N. 21st St.; Sept- 27.
John Henderson. 58 years; Allen
St.; September 26,
John Henry Winston, jr.: 23 days,;
331 S. 2nd St.: September 28.
Martha Nicholas. 30 years: 1134
Lakeview Ave.: Sept. 23.
Charles Johnson. 63 years: 200 W.
22nd St '. September 27.
Clara Ros* 18 vott-' 3o N. 2 4th
St.: September 26.
Carter Perkins 53 years: 513 Taze
well St.. September 27. ..
Lula Jones. 45 years: 1913 Short P
Sf. • Sepfember 2S.
j Louise Douglass. 42 years: 612 Cal
houn St.: September 30.
I William Snencer Pulliam. 21 years:
714 St. James St.: Sept. 29.
Charles Ch Ids. 29 years: 513 Hull
St.: September 25.
James Blunv 53 years: St. Philips
Hospital: October 4.
Adlena Gray. 70 years: 14 W. Leigh
S*.: September 30.
Adelaide Wallace 7a years: 709 E.
Leigh St.: September 27.
Emma Orange. 6O' years: 902 Car
lisle Avenue; October 1.
Fannie Johnson. 75 years: 1312
WilPam St.: October 1.
John Parker. - months: 8 E. Fed
* eral St. : October 2 .
Mary Conner. 39 years; 4305 Law
son Sr.: September 30.
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ROANOKE LETTER
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Presiding Elder M. E. Davis held
his quarterly meeting here and on
last Sunday delivered* an able ser
mon at 11 A. M. A large audience
was present. He spoke again at
night.
Mrs. George Inglish died here
after a short Illness.
Miss Catherine Howard has re- ,
turned to her duties at Roclty Mount
Mr. John Daniels died last Tues
day..
Rev. Owens is much improved.
We had a heavy frost here.
Mr. Harbor Reynolds was here
during the Fair.
Mrs. Maria Nelson is indisposed.
..You will And news In The Planet
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journal, you are now reading.
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413 N. 4th St., Richmond, Va.
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GRAVEL HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
(Henrico County Va.)
Rev. W. L. Tuck. Pastor Resi
dence, 722 Carlisle Ave., Richmond.
Sunday services: Sunday School.
9:30 A. M., Morning Services,
11:30 A. M.; Evening Services, 8
P. M.; Communion Fourth Sun
days. 3 P. M.
MOORE ST. BAPTIST CHURCH.
(14 08 Weat Leigh Street)
Rev Gordon B Hancock, A. M.,
Pastor, Residence Virginia Union
University. Services: Sunday, 11:86
A. M. and 8 P. M. Sunday School.
9 ;30 A. M. All are welcorae.
Mt. Olivet and Union Hope BaptUt
Churches, King William Co., Va.
Rev. G. C. Bolling, B Th., pastor.
Residence, 502 West Clay Street,
Richmond, Va. Phone Madison
,2571-J. Services at Mt. Olivet Bap
tist Church, second and fourth Sun
days. Services at Union Baptist
Church, first and third Sundays.
Location: Stop 5, Richmond-Peters
burg Pike.
MT. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
(717 Orleans Street, Fulton)
Rev. C. A Cobbs, Pastor, Parson
age, 803 Louisiana Street. Services
11:30 A. M. and 8 P. M. Sunday
School, 9:30 A M. The public is
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Manchuria Modernized by Japanese Surprises Tourist ,
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NEW YORK—American globe trot
ters are oeatlng a broader path ’.me
the Orient than ever before accord
ing to reports reaching nere trom
travel agencies in the Far East
Ancient Manchuria, gateway to Pe
,kln and the heart of China is one ot
the favorite highways of this influx
**ere a surprise awaits those who seek
wieir pleasures afar Seeking the
primitive, they stumble Headlong into
the modern—a modern so startling
, ,h( v might safely imagine themselves
on a jaunt through the United States
mid-west.
U*avui2 ti e ship that carried them
> across the Yellow Sea. they alight on
c nc-w •*: noo.ooo wharf In Dairen, a
ousy commercial city of 250,000 peo
ple witn wide, well-paved streets, and
brick s_>rui concrete business blocks
w«ntid do ijxedlt to a city of the
<7 CD# t To D*te Ct~ri <* ° °
western world. The night is spen*
In a hotel that has every convenience
of its American counterpart.
A second surprise comes as the
tourists start over the South Man
churia railway toward Mukden, junc
tion point in this trip to Pekin in
everything out the item of geography
it is an American train on which they
travel, with comfortable Pullman
cars, a de luxe diner, and observation
car. As the travelers are whisked
along over a crushed stone road bed
they loolt out on fertile farms, where
the’ soil is being tilled by American
tractors.
They are 200 miles away, at Mukden
city of 400.000. before they find the
real Diending of the East and West
Near this new city, as modern as Dai
ren. is a second city of the ancient
Manchu civilization, a city set oil ov
a thirty-five foot wall, framing a pic
ture of pagodas, magnificent tombs
and temples of an almost forgotten
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