Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-05-05
DIR. DUBOIS TO SPEAK.

| INK DUBOIS 10 STEAK.
I Listent DR.. Dubois, Editor OF the
Crisis and ID rector of the publica-
| lions Of the \. A. a. G.. u. will speak
at the High Street Baptist Church.
Tuesday. May the seventh. Every
body Is invited TO hear this scholar
and gcaius.
Mrs. Mary JORDAN, who has been
sick for some time, has gone to
Burkcsvillc:, Va. for treatment
Mrs. Hanr!te' Carter is yet on the
sick st.
Mr.. Preston Channey is seriously
i'll ut this writlng.
Mr.. James Reynolds, vho spent
The Summer in Portsmouth,, Va. is
home With his mo hher.
alr. and Mrs. Wharton, of INerette
Va. and Mrs. PoindcNtcr, OF Glen
ridge, N, j. spent n fcw days, in the
city.
Rev. and Mrs. Carroll, of Washing
ton, ID. G. attended the! Conference
in South Boston, Va. On their. rcturn
they spent Sunday in the city visiting
tho brother, Mr.. Charlie; Rood, Of
MourSNs street
Mrs Lucinda Biglow returnetl to
philadelphia after spending. some
time with her sister, Mrs Bowman,
TrankIEn street.
Mrs. L4nu!c brewer LETT Sunday
niGht for Camu Upton to VISIT hor So:
Mr.. w HE Long, of Spruce street
IS on the sick list.
Mrs. Annie l.. Kemp, OF Washing.
ton. ID. c., who has been teaching at
Bold Spring, Va. has just finished
successful school term. Another
mouth was extended.
The Buford Band gave n concert
at the Wostmorcland High School,
Monday night, April %, to packed
house.
Gertrude, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pemherton Williams, departed
tn . life at Frecdman's Hospital,
Washington, ID. G.. Monday night.
Hc lCiliulhS lcstCIlcd Inc CITY w chutS
day \. NJ. The funeral took place
from the home, Thursday, p. NJ.
Resolutions from the Eighth Grade
were read by Mary Alice Grasty. The
floral designs we're beautiful and
numerous.
Green be the turf above thee,
Friend of thy better day,
None knew thee but to love thee,
. Nor named thee but to praise.
Mrs. Gertrude lRogers. OF Bold
| Springs, Va. Is visiting Mrs. Jennie
| Brewer.
| Rev. G. w. Goode attended tho
Sociological Congress In Birmingham
Alabama. On Sunday night he gave
an excellent report. The race prob
lem was fully discussed by both white
and colored, and the most vital of
Thorn all was how to better the racial
relation between them. 1t was truly
a great meeting.
Mrs. Sarah Millner and son, Albert
are visiting in New York.
Mrs. Lula Williams received card
stating her son Towards safe arrival
in France.
| Mr.. Love Carter, of Grctna paid a
short visit to his cousin, Mr.. James
Carter, Of Thomas street
Mrs Ann Green. Valley street i;
on the sick list.
Mr.. Thomas Reynolds, Of Greens
boro was in the city Sunday visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Buforde.
The Red Cross held Their meeting
at the home OF the chairman, Mrs
G. w. Goode. The ladies have done
!. and arc still doing good work. o.
Thursday night patriotic meeting
was held for the drafted boys. Eacl
one was presented with a kit by Mrs
, G. w. Goode.
The Civic Improvement Leagu,
| met at the residence Of Mrs. M .nni'
r G, Reed. The officers were in
[ stalled by Rev. G.. w. Goode. !
patriotic solo was sung by Mrs. Saral
) Hill Williams, accompanied by Mis-
!, Nathalie Taylor. Mrs. Reed, tn
, president, made the report Of tn
years work. Refreshments wer
, served. Invited guest were Miss NJ
) N Taylor, Rev. J. r.. Cooper, Prof
r |. w. Taylor and Rev. G.. w. Good
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