Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-08-24
ROANOKE NEWS

NII SOllSttHSS IlChRSlSoIiS oHV
Gainsboro avenue was taken to Bur
rclls Memorial Hospital Tuesday
where she will undergo an operation.
NJ. Stanficld the hustler of Roam
okc. is on the road with his Planets.
plasters and pills that invariably re
licvc and cure your ills by using
them.
Mr.. Wesley J. Robertson Of 412 9th
avenue N. W., has rcturne to Pitts
burgh, Pa, where he recently work
ed in the boundary department two
weeks ago.
Rev. Billops of Abingdon filled the
pulpit at Mt. Zion ~. NJ. +. Church
Sunday morning and night. AT each
service he delivered very instruc-
tive discourse and all were edited
and helped by the presence Of this
wonderful divine.
Mrs. Mary Hall of Fourth Avenue,
N. W., wishes to use this method III
thanking Their many friends for their
ness shown them during the illness
death and funeral of her beloved hus
band Mr.. Armstead Hall.
Mr.. Holly Terrell Of Sth Avenue,
who was taken seriously ill from Il
ohC VI pttI tls uSouds SNSllIlD
August 18th, died Wednesday 18th.
Funeral Friday evening at 2 o'clock.
He was Il faithful member Of the First
Baptist Church for a number of years.
Rev. Lee of the High st. Baptist
church delivered the funeral eulogy
Remember the Elite Cafe, Proprie
tor. Mrs. White. Everything furnish
ed in excellent style. Polite service
do nj yhi &C A
and Gainsboro Road, about 4 blocks
north Of the Passenger Station.
Mrs. ELLA b. Staunton of 2S19 Web
stcr Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa, arriv-
ed in the city Sunday evening, Aug.
18th to spend the remainder of the
summer with her parents at 1872 Gains
boro Avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Wright. All welcome her home wish
ing her II pleasant time during her
stay.
Mrs. Emma Brooks Of 1870 9Th Ave-
nue. n. W., is visiting friends and rcla
tivcs Of Columbus, Ohio, for an in
definite period and OH returning will
visit her aunt, Mrs. Kittic McGheo Of
Huntington, w. Va.
Mr.. j. p. Evans Of 416 4th Avenue
n. W., left Sunday evening August
18th for Il flying trip to Hagerstown
Md. He will return about the middle
OF the week.
c. r.. Mitchell and Co., for Plaster
ing, kalsomining. First class paper
hanging. Work. guaranteed. If you
wish prompt satisfactory service in
decorating cail on him. He has had
30 years experience. Office FOG Park
ST, n. W., Phone, 1899.
M.
Gasiins his wife wish to use this
method in thanking their many friends
for the many acts OF kindness shown
them during the illness, death and
funeral of Their beloved son, Mr..
Arthur Gaskins who died August 18th
1918 having borne his sickness with
patience like Job Of old and was per
fcctly resigned to the will OF the IIeav
emily Father, realizing the fact that
lie would take care of him. lie had
been christian for S years.
Mr.. Alexander Agnew OF 21S 7th
Avenue N. e., left the city Friday
morning August l6, for an extended
trip to Columbus Ohio and also to
tltichmond, Indiana, visiting HIS
daughter, Mrs. Ollie Johnson.
Miss Mamie Agnew Of New York
is visiting her parents at 2lS 9TH
Avenue n. t., accompanied by Mrs.
l.anora Stanccl 1918 Dutten St, Nor
folk, Va.
Mrs. Stella Hill of GIG 10Th Ave-
nuc, n. W., left the ely Saturday
morning August l7th for trip to
WEIGH, w. Va, visiting relatives She
vii! spend 3 or 4 days. We wish her
very pleasant trip. This being her
first trip in w. Va.
Mrs. Rufus Cox OF 724 7th Ave-
nue., NV, left Friday evening for
Columbus Ohio will spend a week
with relatives and friends in the
buckeye State She was in company
with her brotheTin-law, Mr.. John
Cox of Roanoke.
Mrs. Lucy Taylor and Mrs. Eliza
Clayton Of 154 and 1875 Wells Alley
N. W., left Sunday evening for Colum
bus Ohio where they will spend a
week visiting friends and relatives
from Roanoke. Their many friends
hope them a very pleasant trip.
Mrs. Laura J Hurt of 514 7th St.
n. W., left Friday night August 18th
for Norfolk, Va, stopping at The
Palmer Hotel for a few days and
Will leave Norfolk for Baltimore, Md.
IN sad hut loving remembrance OF
our husband, father and brother--in--
law, Paul Barksdalc who departed
this life August IS, 1915, at his home
IN Hampton. Va,
Sleep on beloved, sleep and take thy
rest,
Lay down thy head upon thy Savour's
breast,
We loved thee well but Jesus loved
thee best,
! Good night. Good night, Good night
BY his Wife, Children, Sisters and
Brother-in-law,
D1cey Barksdale, Clara, Rebccca,
Marie Simon and Lewis.
Martha, Lewis, Mile, Lee aid Eliza
beth
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Thomas and Mas
ter Thomas OF Jersey City, n. j., are
the guest Of her sis err Mrs. G. S. Ed