Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-07-13
ROANOKE NEWS


him a safe return.
Miss Mary Allen from WASHINGTON,
ID. c. is in Roanoke visiting her sist or
Mrs. Amanda Lcftwich. Miss Allen
Is teacher in the public schools at
washington and will spend the Sum.
mcr with Mrs. Lcftwich on the Will
hanson Road. North of Roanoke.
near llollins Institute.
Madison Stantield, Of 1873 Wells
Alley, \. w. spent the Fourth of
July ut Goodvicw, Va, down on the
NlfGlnlan Railroad at the homo of
MT and Mrs. Frank Bonds whore he
mad very pleasant time. Mr.. and
ArS. Bonds spared no pains in max.
ing II very pleasant for me. They
are the uncle and aunt of &'"s. Laura
). Hurt, OF oil Seventh st. Get. s. w
Roanoke. l also had the pleasure of
visiting the old country home of MIR,
ana Mrs. Laura J. Hurt, where |
picked two gallons of dcwberries and
Drought back to the city as q memo
fahuum or my trip. | left for Roam
okc July S, G:57 o'clock.
Mr.. Ned Hurt, Of Goodview had an
Entertainment in progress all day
ana until the wecsomc hours of the
hlSnt. lie has beautiful place.
winch could be easily made a very
me park. Iron and free stone water
on cither side, as cold as ice, as it
DupnlcS from beneath the hills. Crops
looking fine. 1t is a most beautiful
section OF the country amid the noun
tainS of Virginia.
Ihc tenth annual sermon of the
Daughters of Pocahontas was dcliv-
cred at the High Street Baptist
Sunday evening, at three
clock by Rev. Lee. His subject was
let II be Spoken of what this Good
Woman Hath Done as Memorial
IL was grand sermon and all who
missed hearing it missed rare treat
ma some wholesome instruction. Mrs.
Lucy }. Day is Pocahontas Of the
Order.
Mrs. Nellie Follis of Seventh ave.
nue. passed away after a useful Erc
She was the widow of the Rev. Follis
OF Roanoke, who died several years
ago.
Mrs. Armistcad and little son left
Tor Norfolk July 9 for a fifteen DAYS
stay.
Miss Anna Cowans. OF 100 Fourth
strcct Is improving nicely under the
care of DR.. Medley after four weeks
illness.
Mrs. b. B. Bartcc, of 226 Fifth
avenue has returned homo from Bur
rcliS Memorial Hospital, where she
went for treatment. She Is feeling
much improved.
Sunday morning Rev. George G.
iaylor delivered n very rich discourse
to full house. All were benefited.
At $50 at MI Zion A. NJ. -.
Church Brother Robert Burwcll, the
Young student of Kittrcll College de-
livcrcd Il very timely and rich dis
course. The occasion was the sacr..
iIent Of the Holy Communion. His
thoE,o was Abraham Offering his son,
isaac as Il sacrifice on an altar in
obedience to Gods command.
Miss Dora Poindextcr, OF SIC
iainsboro avenue, who has been quite
i'll for three weeks is somewhat i'm,
proved.
Mrs. Josephine Scllars, of AIS
Nmtl: avenue, N. W., who has been
very sick is somewhat improved.
DR.. II. j. Boland is out again
after being sick for three weeks.
Mrs. Sallie Walker OF Sixth avenue
n. W. who has been sick for several
weeks is very much better at this
Mrs. G. Stanfield returned Friday,
July ., after spending a very pleas
ant Fourth with her aunt, Mrs. Mary
Stokes of Lowmoor, Va. She was
presented a very beautiful registered
Jersey calf, five months old which
she hopes will provo much help to
the family and home in coming years.
She expressed it homo and it is quito
a pct.
Mr.. r. w. Coles is open for bus
mess at tho old Simpson stand. Call
and see him. l am sure he can please
you with leo cream and soft drinks
these warm evenings. Call at $40
Gainsboro and SEQ the old reliable.
The Knitting Unit of the A. M. ID.
Church met in tho basement Tuesday
evening, July 8, where they enjoyed
a very social evening.
Miss Hattie Davis, OF Charlotte, N.
G. is visiting Mrs. Middle Denis, OF
Fifth avenue, N. w. and they were
also the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Coleman on the Fourth.
Mrs. Frances Sawyer has gone to
her homo in North Carolina for a
few days vacation.
Rev. w. W. Haynes occupied the
pulpit Of Mt. Zion Baptist Church on
last Sunday during tho absence of
our beloved pastor, Rev. w. w. Hicks
and both services were we'll attended.
Miss Annie Barlow has been con-
fined to her homo On the account Of
illness.
Mrs. A. l.. Coleman and family
spent the afternoon Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Johnson and Mr.. and Mrs.