Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-28
SATURDAY
ROANOKE NOTES

'Claybie Buforu of 512 Seventh street
N. w. left Sunday morning for a
two weeks vacation at Charleston,
w. Va. ana will visit her mother,
Mrs. Lawson
Mrs Sallie Turner. G23 Fairfax
avenue left a few days ago to visit
her mother at Youngstown. Ohio.
She will spend two weeks in the
Buckeye State.
Mrs. Mary Rice, 500 Common
wealth avenue. N. t.. will leave Sat
'urduy, July 2Sth for Camden, n. J
to visit her daughter and sister-in-law
and also to visit her son in Newark.
She will spend three or four weeks
in New Jersey.
Rev. J. w. Hcrben and wife ar
rived in the city Friday morning.
July goth from st. Louis, Mo. and
probably will remain in the city the
remainder of the Summer. Mrs
Herbcn is the daughter of Mrs. Ida
Wade and was originally a teacher
in the public schools Of Roanoke.
Mr.. Thomas Lewis BurreIl, a third
year student Of Kittrcll College, Kit
trcll, N. c. preached at the eleven
O'Clock service. All were delighted
with his sermon and predict very
useful career for him. We would to
God that we could point with pride
to more young men Of the real manly
type Of Mr.. Burrell.
Mrs. Helen Stanfield McBarlov,
who has spent eight or nine months
in Pittsburgh, Pa, where her son
Master Clemon Barlow, has been at
tending school. returned home Sun
day morning.
Rev. Young. Of Rocky Mount,
Franklin county, Va. preached Sum
day night from Titus 1st chapter and
End verse, He has been indeed in
structed by the Spiritual Teacher of
men. He made the message plain
and clear.
Mrs. Mary Collins. of Lynchburg,
avenue is still much indisposcd at her
home where she has been several
weeks, with a stroke Of paralysis.
Mrs. Lccanna Lavender Of Lynch
burg avenue is still indisposed, yet
there is hope Of Improvement.
Miss Jcffries, Of II Lynchburg ave-
nue.. ~ T.. is much indisposcd She
is greatly missed at the Office of the
Richmond Beneficial Insurance Com
pany On Gainsboro avenue. It Is
hoped She may soon be able to be at
her post ngain.
Rev. George C. Taylor, D. D.
preached at Cave Springs last Sunday
-, ! g- orr- people there, iii an effort
>lso some finance by way OF a
ra(ly, which was success, though
Vie weather was incloment.
Mrs N. b. Taylor and X. r.
Boland have returned from very
pleasant trip to the East. where they
attended the alumni association OF
the Hampton Institute and the Fed
GRAFTON of Colorcd Women's Clubs.
They were joined In Portsmouth by
Mrs. Halle Traynham Benjamin E.
The ladies report that these meet
ings were the best they had attended
during the history Of the organization
and were much clatcd over their visit
to tho seashorc.
Mr.. Thomas Kinscy OF Fifth ave.
nue., n. w. who has been sick for
several weeks. is reported critically
i'll at this writing.
Mr.. T.. A. Staniicld returned home
Saturday, July 21st from Cincinnati,
OHIO where he spent a short STAY with
old acHuaintanccs Of many years ago.
Mrs. Burk, of Main and Sixth streets,
Mrs. Green OF 1O6 e. Court street.
Cincinnati and others of Hamilton
county.
The hustlcrs OF Southwest Virginia,
Madison Stanfield and Joe G.. Digger
his associate, who tires not, place the
best literature of it's kind iii the
hands OF the reading public OF Vir-
ginia. The Richmond Planet, the
Ole reliable, the true and tried, will
be found on sale at 1853 Wells Alley.
N. w. Read it, friend.
Mr.. Armstead Hall. Of Fourth ave
nue., \. W.. an employee Of the Nor
folk and Western shops, is confined
to his home and has been for a week
Mrs. WI. o. Stanticla returned
Monday from Columbus. Ohio. where
she spent quite a pleasant time with
her sistcr-in-law, Mrs. Lizzie Stan
field, of Champion avenue. She
brought home with her the little
daughter Of her husband Gladys Stan
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Darlington