Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-13

bride returned home Thursday Of last
week from Ohio, where they spent Il
few days last week. They will be at
home at 1913 Eighth Avcnrc. y. w.
The \. NJ. e. Churh repair work
is moving along nicely. We hope to
Ec closed in and complete before cold
weather sets in. Every department
Of the Church is DESTROYS that each
individual member do his or her
whole duty. which will be especially
pleasing TO the trustees and the pas
tor. Rev. !. S. Hatcher.
MIR. George II. 1<yd Of Fincastlr
Va was in the city few days this
week.
MIR. Henry Stcptoc, who has been
spending the past three months n
Ocean View. Va. returned to the city
Monday night.
Mrs. Eta Edwards Hacklcy who
has been a patient at Burrells Me
moral Hospital for more than three
weeks, was able to 20 home this week
Mr.. Joseph *. Trent is spending
his vacation al Atlantic City, N. j.
Get hot lunches. ice cream, soft
drinks at COO Gainsboro Avenue.
Mrs. Pearl Cephas Brown, Of Co
lumbus. Ohio Is the guest OF her sis
tor. Mrs. Shields Canada.
Mrs. Lucy Turner, East PITTSBURGH
Pa. and Mrs. Samuel Turner, OF
youngstown, O. are svisiting relatives
and friends IN tho city.
Mr.. Robert IT. Hopkins. OF Chat
ham, Va. is the guest Of Mrs. Angelina
Agnew, OF 5O7 Fairfax Avenue. lie
also paid visit to Bent Mountain.
where he was the guest of Mr.. J. j.
Valentine and Mr.. j. G. Terry.
Miss Bessie r. Humblcs, OF Lynch
burg, Va. is the guest Of Miss l..
Moore, Eunice Cooper the past ten
days.
Mr.. j. 1.etchcr Stockton, one OF
Eoanoke's popular business men and
mail carrier for quite number. Of
years expects to leave for Jersey City.
n. }. in about a month, where he
will enter tho bushes with an auto
mobile concern. He has sold his
home at the corner Of Gilmer and
Henry. He will be greatly missc'
for he was the superintendent OF II Oh
Street Sunday School and church
v
building and Loan and quite n num-
Der OF other business and social clubs
Mr.. John c.. Toles is confined to
his home on account of illness. sos
Fifth Avenue, N. w. Wo hope for
speedy recovery.
There is considerable amount OF
real estate being purchased by the
Roanoke colored people during the
past six weeks.
Nh. and Mrs. Harry Barksdale, Of
Tcnth Avenue. N. w. entertained u
few friends at their home Monday
evening in honor Of Mrs. Carrie Dow
aud daughter. Miss Josephine Smith.
OF Pittsburgh, Pa. Other guest in
c!udc Mrs. Ella w. Stanton, OF Pitts
hnrgh and Mrs. Sadie Hackctt OF
Philadelphia, Pa. Covers were laid
for twenty-five. A most pleasant
evening was spent.
Mrs. Lou Shields and her daughter
Mrs. Agnes Steward, Of Lcxinaton,
VA. who have been the guest OF Rev.
and Mrs. p. G.. Gravcly, 1928 Seventh
Avenue, N. w. the past two weeks
have returned to their home much
pleased with their stay.
Mrs. Anna Robinson Bassett, Of
Pittsburgh, Pa. returned there after
spending four weeks the guest Of her
mother. Mrs. Nancy G. Robinson, on
Seventh Avenue, n. w.
Hampton ThcatT1.-This home for
he high class Of colored moving pic
'nrcS continues to draw full houses
vice day. Come at $3.50 and. 7:3O
7. NJ. and you will always see good
show. Yon don't have to climb up
my back street stairway, but enter
he front doors.
Mrs. Hattie B. Hickman returned
rom an extended trip to New Castle.
Pa. and Cleveland, O., where she
spent the past five weeks visiting
relatives.
Mr.. Caskey II. Mars, OF New Castle
=. Is spending few days with his
'elatiyes at Allegheny Springs and
Roanoke.
Mrs. Martha Majors Of South Bos-
on, Va. is the guest OF her son and
laughter, William and Mary Majors,
'01 Seventh Avenue, N. w.
Mrs. Clara Carpenter, who has
'cen visiting her cousin, Rev. r. ].
Watson, the past two weeks, returned
her home in Pittsburgh. Pa.
Charles c. Wiggans, First Sergeant
02d Field Artillery, a PENNSYLVANIA
egiment is in the city visiting his
clatives. He has seen eleven months
f service Over There.
Miss Sadie Lawson returned last
'riday from attending Columbia Uni
erSity and Reading, Pa, where she
pent tho past two months.
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