Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04

cicnt public school teachers, is attend
ing summer school at the University
| Of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa.
Miss Lucy Addison, another OF tho
Schoo' teachers, is also attending sum
mcr school in the University of Penn
| sylvania.
Miss Sarah G. Becker, a beauty cul-
turist of the city, is spending two
weeks visiting her brother in Wash.
| ingtOn, ID. G.
| Miss Julia Jcflrics, of Lynchburg
Avenue, n. E., is quite indsposcd at
| this writing. We hope for her Il
speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Royford of
| Bethlehem, Pa. is visiting in Roanoke
| for two weeks.
Mr.. Enoch Williams returned from
| Opcrlin, Ohio. where he spent a few
| days with his cousin, George Hill.
! Mrs. Lizzie Moss, of Rock, Mount,
! \. c., Is visiting her daught t., Mrs
George Shcfley, 1872 Gilmer Avenue,
N. w.
j Misses Matte and Frances Taylor
| left for Baltimore, Md, where they
will spend some days visiting
| Mrs. Churchman, travelling agent
OF the Washington Eagle, Is in the
city and meeting with much success.
I Mrs. Hattie b. Duggcr returned
, from Chatham, Va, where she spent a
! most pleasant visit to hor Uncle Ellis
| Jones.
| Roanoke Colorcd Draft List: 126i--
James Traynham. 1045-Goorge Mes
[ bit. l236-Jam Barlow 1146-
, Lewis Shovely. 1292-Payton Jeffer-
son. 12SS-James A. Jones. 1883
Arthur Colston. 2233-Keeton Woods.
237a-Nclson Minifee. 2247-C. TIFF
! fanny Tolivar. 2319-William Preston.
239O-Willio G. Jones. 9G6--William
q: Turner 223O--William Il. Swift.
243S-John p. Brown. 2414-Hugh
l.. Taylor. 2055-Jesse Il. Tripp.
2O47-Richard Mason. 2269-William
| j. Oliver. 2034--Rufus II. Muse.
2434-Joe Deano. 2336-Carl II.
! White. 2316-Joo M. Brown. 2225-
! Randolph Cooper. 2OO5-Georgo w.
! Cragctt. 244S-Andrew Young, 25O3
-Robert James 2376--Alonza D.
Harth 239-Aubrey N. Jones. 2OS2
James Moss, 2lO2-Saundes M.
! Liggon.
Rov w. w. Hicks moves his family
to Roanoke, Va. Every member OF
MS church seems delighted that Sis.
Ter Hicks has at last come to live
ana TO help carry on the great and
NOME work iii the church. She ia
! known all over the State and tho
state or West Virginia as one OF tho
/ nest church workers in both states.
| ana loved ny every one who meets
her.
Mrs. Alvin l.. Coleman and four
children. Martha, Ralph, Mabel and
AVN, Jr., are visiting relatives in
| Lennig, Va, for thirty days. They
Will spend some time in Houston,
va, On their return. They will also
STOP over In Lynchburg, Va, for ono
, week.
=! Burrrl! Memorial IIospitnl-.Mrs.
Alice Stewart, Miss Lucille Mitch I'll,
Mrs. Julia Booker, Mrs Mary Casey,
Mr.. Albert Barksdale, Mr.. James
! Squallcs, Mr.. Hugh Graham, MIR. Wal
ter Young, Mrs. Sallie Smell
MIR. and Mrs. James Il. Jefferson
, announce the marriage OF their only
! daughter. Julia Annie, to Mr.. Vernon
| Wanaker Valentine. by Rev. j. Mil
ton Waldron, ID. D.. at Washington,
ID. C.. July goth, 1876.
| The wedding reception has been in
! definitely postponed on account OF the
! critical illness Of the bride
| Mr.. Valentine was formerly con-
| ncctcd with the Roanoke branch OF
: the Southern Aid Society, which po-
sition he resigned to take up work
! - district manager Of the North
! Carolina Mutual and provident Asso-
! citation with headquarters at Peters
! burg, Va.
The bride has been connected with
the Roanoke branch of the American
beneficial Insurance Company, where
+ she has filled, in a most acceptable
manner, the position as clerk in the
Office at Roanoke.
; The services at the First Baptist
! Church were largely attended last
Sunday. The Bible School. under tho
efficient leadership OF Mr.. j. X. Trent
| as superintendent, showed a marked
| increase in numbers and unusual in
! tcrcst in the work was manifested by
, both teacher and pupils.
! At the morning hour Of Worship
! the minister, Rev E. e. Kicks,
preached an able and instructive SER
mon on tho subject: "The Divine
, Presence i'll the Church." Deacon J.
, w. Nowlin made his report of the
Jubilee meeting at Lynchburg. The
/ church sustained the attitude taken
! by the delegate, Deacon Nowlin, on
: dhe questions that were before the
convention relating to the pastor and
the church, and gave the deacon ii
, vote OF thanks for his noble stand and
excellent report.
Rev. j. Douglas Herben, d. d.,
| preached at the evening hour, sub
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