Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-04-27

left for his sons beds de
Mrs. Annie Mitchell, of CIT Sixth
avenue, n. W.. who has been very
sick for several weeks. is much i'm
proved and uses this method in
Thanking her many friends who adj
III nistcrcd to her necessities durin"
her Illness
Woman's Day will hc a great day
al First Baptist Church. Sunday.
April IS. 1918, given under the
auspices of tn" women O" The said
church. At II \. NJ. Mrs. NJ Paxton
prcSid ny, the following program will
to rendered Scripture reading. Mrs.
+. \. McGhcc; prayer. Mrs. Lucy
Lindsay; sermon. Roy. T.. T. Kicks,
tthc Minister will wear a robo) col
1t elton.
At $50 p. NJ. the young people
will present the following program
with Miss Marie Gilbert presiding:
OrSning chorus. Bible quotations.:
invocation, Miss Pearl Scales: solo,
Miss Gladys Seals; recitation, Miss
Arlina Waller; instrumental solo,
Miss Irene Price: duet, Misses Wise;
paper, Miss Mary Rayford; chorus.
small girls: recitation. Miss Mary
Johnson: instrumental solo, NJ IS
Helen Mars; vocal solo, Miss Alta
May Howard: recitation, Miss Pearl
Scales; vocal solos. Miss Agatha
Rcasby, Miss Hattie Written: recita-
ton, Miss Marie Taylor; instrumental
solo, Miss Thclma Whitman: vocal
solo, Miss Theresa Laura; pantomimc
by the large girls; closing chorus.
collection.
At 500 p. NJ. Mrs. l.. T.. Kicks
will preside. Opening chorus: rcci-
tation. Mrs. Elizabeth Gillian; vocal
solo. Mrs. ID. Il. Powell; paper, Miss
Patricia Miller: vocal solo, Mrs.
George Moore: recitation. Mrs. Azalia
Hackley; vocal solo, Mrs. l.cona
Stewart: instrumental solo, Mrs. Kate
Boland: paper, Mrs. Pcnick; vocal
solo, Miss Lessic Lucas; paper. Mrs.
Lillian Gaylord: female quartette.
Each woman is expected to put
one dollar in the collection. for the
benefit Of the May Rally.
Committees: Mrs. Strotton, Miss
Bell. Mrs. Rouse, Mrs. Kicks, Miss
Pannell. Mrs. Deane. Miss Gilbert,
Miss Marion Bowden. Mrs. Paxton.
e. e. Kicks, Minister; j. x. Trent,
Clerk.
The International Progressive Knit
ting Unit met On last Thursday eve
at the Mt. Zion Baptist Church, cor
ner OF Tenth avenue and Fourth
street, N. E. The unit has been
organized for quite few weeks and
we have done q progressive work
since the organization. At the third
meeting we turned in fifteen knitted
garments. Since that time we have
been very successful with the work,
and now have on hand fourteen pairs
OF socks to be turned in next Thurs
day We are still at work and ask
al who arc interested in this work
to please come and take Il part with
us. We are glad to get as many
members as we can.
We are doing all we can to hell,
Uncle Sam to take better care OF our
boys. Our mon are leaving on every
S dc and we want to feel that our
boys are getting some Of the best
that Uncle Sam has.
Miss Ophelia Edmunds has been
quite i'll, but is up and going ont
again.
Mrs. A. L, Coleman left the city
on last Friday to visit her people at
Lonney, Va.
Rev. ]. Il. Fountain. Of Richmond,
Va. conducted wonderful meeting
ut the Mt. Zion Baptist Church for
three weeks for Rev. w. w. Hicks
and 1t proved to be quite a succ ass
There were iifty-cight souls saved.
Miss Annie Barlow has been very
i'll. She is up and out again.
| desire TO thank my many friends
and nciGhbors for their Kindness
shown me during the illness Of my
husband for five weeks and | also
thank The Helping Hand Home So
cicty, of which | am secretary for
their promptncss in rallying 10 me
and assisting me in every respect.
| do humbly thank each member for
their presence and donation luring
his illness. May the Lord bless each
one and save You in DEATH Mary
Alice Robertson, PA Gregory ave-
nue., \. f..
Mr. Nelson Gogin, of Muncie, Ind.
is visiting his sisters OF Roanoke. 1t
has been twcnty-seven years since
titS nave SCCll lllll. llc lcls lnuTS-
day for home saying he had a pleas
ant stay with his sisters.
Mrs. Hattie B. Digger is confined
to her home suffering with Tonsilitis.
Mrs. Lizzie billiard, 1877 Fifth ave-
nue. who has been confined to her
home the past month, is much better
The Elite Cafe, 439 Ghinsboro
avenue, is the place you will find
nicely prepared home cooking ice
cream and soft drinks.
Miss Roberta Walden, of Houston,
Va. was the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
William Pointer, the past ten days.
Mrs. Annie Mae ". Poindexter, Of
the Journal and Guide, of Norfolk,
Va. is in the city.
Mr.. w. c. Handys and his band,
OF Memphis, Tenn. were in the city
for week. The following compose
the band, G. l. Desumey Goodlett, f..