Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-17
SATURDAY ....... MAY II, 1919
ROANOKE NEWS

ROANOHE, VA, May IL Tho
funeral services of Brother John b.
Traynham OF Tenth Avenue, N. q.
Roanoke, who died on Wednesday,
May 7, 1919, after lingering illness
Of two years, took place Friday, May
Q, ut 2:30 o'clock, Rev. Lee, ID. d.
officiating. The deceased was q
faithful member OF the First Baptist
Church. He was a native of North
Carolina and had resided in Roanoke
for. twenty years Or more. He leaves
to mourn their loss, a devoted wife,
three loving sisters, Mrs. Phyllis
King Of Ninth Avenue, N. e., Miss
Martha Traynham, Of Roanoke and
Mrs Mary Ann Lovclacc of Phila-
dolphfa and Il large host of nephcws
and nicccS. one brother, Mr.. Benja-
min b. Traynham and host Of rel
ativcs and friends. He was perfectly
resigned to the will Of Him that docth
all things we'll.
The floral designs were profusc and
very beautiful, bespeaking the life
and true character of this Christian
man, whose life had been an open
book to be seen and read Of all men
Mr.. G. c. Williams, OF Gilmcr Ave-
nue., N. w. and his polite assistant,
J. II. Brown had tho burial in
charge. The remains were peace
fully and solcmnlv laid to rest in the
First Baptist Cemetery, to await the
coming OF those of us left to follow
him to the silent city of the dead.
Mrs. e. /. Bccker's Beauty Par
lor is the place for real service, ut
81 Cosmopolitan Building. She is
prepared to do You real service or
furnish you with Madam Walkers
goods at all times. You can refresh
yourself with soft drinks while wait
ing rs well.
NJ, Stantiold is Tho Planet hustler
and has three kinds Of pills from the
ID. /. Ordway Company that cures
your ills and shaking chills.> He has
the Indian Herbs from over the Sea
that make you feel fresh and FREQ
from painful back and aching knee.
lol of your ills relieved. Try them
and YOU will not be deceived NJ.
Staniield, 1853 Wells Alley, N. w.
Remember the namo and place.
The little hoy, Thomas Howard. of
Seventh avenue, N. w. is my asso-
ciato in hustling papers. Ho is some
boy for nine years of age. He has
mans head on his shoulders. His
parents arc Mr.. and Mrs. s.. w.
Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hancock, of
43l Lynchburg Avenue, N. w. havo
returned from q pleasant trip to CO.
Inmbus, OHIO in which they report
having had very pleasant stay!
Mrs. r.. p. Hylton, of 631 Madi-
son Avenue has returned after spend
ing three weeks visiting in Charlotte
She had very fine trip and enjoyed
meeting her cousins again. She had
not seen them for thirty years. She
l'Ves in Charlotte and Mrs. Hylton
had delightful stay with her hus-
bands relatives In Danville.
Mr.. Walter Johnson, "a Jordan's
Alley, who underwent n serious opor
alton at the Burrell Memorial Hospi
tai, under Dr.. Roberts, Downing and
Claytor is getting along nicely at his
nome. His many friends will be
Pleased to learn that the operation
was success.
Mrs. Carrie Walker OF Ninth Ave
nue., N. 10. is somewhat improved
at this writing.
Miss Emma d. Pool, of Buffalo
springs, va, who taught last session
at Plno Wood, near Christiansburc
mas ,ihlshed her term and on return
ing nome spent few DAYS at tho
pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs
Pointer, OF 234 Ninth Avenue, N r.
She left for her home Thursday.
Go to Ambrosia Hair Parlor. 5O1
commonwealth Avenue, N, r. and
nave your hair attended to. Hair
neatly treated, the scalp thorouehlv
cieansed and work guaranteed Moth
ing neglected to improve the hair and
us growth. For ladies and girls.
Dogs ana gents. Mrs. 1G. w. Crock
cite.
MT. Monroe Booth, Jr. a promi
nent young man of this city is in the
laxlcab and automobile service for
the purpose Of accommodation to- tho
lfaFeilng public. He SOlicits your
patronage. Polite and prompt ser
wee guaranteed. lie meets all trains
In and out OF the city. He can be
easily found on Henry Street, near
the Hampton Theatre. Phone 7S7
Service at all hours.
Mrs. Ollie Robertson, of Wythovil1o
has been in the city visiting her sistnr
Mrs. Mary Calvin of AS Tenth
Avenue, N. T..
Mrs. William Smith, a we'll known
paper hanger. n!astcrcr and ka1somin
or guarantees good work. His shop
Is 90" Moorman Road, N. w. and
residence. TG3 n. jefferson Street
Phonc 1876. Give him a trial.
MRS. Tanner, the mother of Sir
Nn.&ht sunny Tanner, has been quite
mdiSpo$od for several weeks, but is
reported as improving.
Mrs Jamie Galloway, who has been
SICK for several months is much i'm
proved and hopes to be able to be
Out soon. Sister Galloway has been
s'e"l'F missed from the Church dur
my hef illness by the entire member
SNIP or Mt. Zion a. NJ T.. Church
Mrs. Thomas Ward, OF Eighth hvo.
nue., N. W., is quite feeble. Brotbo,
THOMAS Ward has been compelled 10
stay at her bedside continuously 70,
several weeks since his arrival from
Pittsburgh, Pa.
AT The grand rally at the Peaceful
Baptlst Church, Carey, w. Va the