Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-17

all joined the Church. The finance
was good. In three collections
$l10. 90 was raised Tho pastor.
Rev. w. NJ. Moore baptized on last
Sunday.
Mrs. Elnorq Shipp, of Sixth Ave
nue., N. w. is reported indisposed at
this writing.
DR.. James S. Hatcher, of Mt
Zion a. NJ. e. Church spoke to tho
people Sunday morning out of Gods
word pure and unauthorized on the
need of mothers and the place thoy
occupy i'll the worlds inward move
mont and none could have gone from
the service without being we'll I'm
formed as to mothers care and dcvo-
ton as we'll as the duty and high
regard that the boy or girl owed to
mother, their closest earthly friend
and tic one that shapes tho destiny
of her children, the sweetest OF all
earthly beings.
The Community Girls Homo, cor
ner Third and High Streets is meet
ing with much success. Any one
wishing to help in this uplift work,
money or furniture, that you do not
X,
G. r. Tolivcr or Green Penn.
Mrs. Ophelia Faulkner underwent
a very successful operation at the
Burrell Memorial Hospital. She is
getting along nicely.
DeanwOod Terrace lots arc 50. 90
down and. So 90 per week. How
without homo and "My Country TITS
Nf
MIR. James Watkins died Saturday
morning after q lingering illness at
his home on Third Avenue. N. w.
Rev. d. r. Powell, pastor of Hill
Street Baptist Church has returned
from six weeks evangelistic trip
While away he visited Pocahontas,
Danvillc ana Dante, Va. He helped
save SO persons.
Miss Constance Henderson has re-
turned from Holland, Va. where she
successful term.
Mr. Ernest Branch, the brother of
Mrs. ELLA Locklayer and Mrs, Bessie
J. Curtis visited his sister of Seventh
Avenue. N. w, Friday, May .. lie
is from Winnipeg, Canada. and
will leave for Chicago, Ill, Friday,
N. c., his old home, having spent a
month away from home in company
with his wift. Mrs. Lucy Branch.
Mrs. Rosa Sewers, 1853 High Street
returned homo Sunday, April 90,
after spending n worry pleasant winter
in the southern part of California.
Mrs. Sewers has opened an en-
ployment bureau at her residence,
15S High Street. Those wishing to
secure work readily can save time,
worry and Inconvenience by calling
on her. She is in touch with the
business people OF tho city and COM
munity and has daily calls for serv
ants. Should people out Of the city
como here, call on her at once and
get job. Phone 2947.
Miss Leslie G.. Preston, who has
been an assistant to Mr.. and Mrs.
G. G. billiard for the past six months
left the city Thursday for her home
in Pittsburgh. On Tuesday night
the choir of the High Street Baptist
Church gave reception at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Edward Williams,
which was brilliant affair. A splen-
did repast was served.
On Wednesday night ut tho Hi
liards Cafeteria q bunch OF her
friends entertained for her. There
were flowers in profusion. Music and
games were tho features OF tho oven
ing.
Roanoke Religious Supply Com
pany, 500 Gainsboro Road, N. w.
arc agents for tho following books:
Golden Thoughts on Chastity and
Procrastination, 81 Sc to $3.50;
Pulpit Bibles, $13. G5 to $2S. rs,
bound in Turkey Morocco, padded
sides, round corners with name on
cover, red edges under gold, silk
thread bands. This beautiful Bible
is made especially for pulpit use.
Many other books are on our list
Send for complete list. Box 943,
Roanoke, Va.