Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-22
ROAN0XE NEWS


Neal Social Life Club gave their
monthly german at the old True Re-
formers Hall on Commonwealth Ave
nue., March 10. 1t was n feature of
much grandeur, pleasure and high
enjoyment for the young people of
the city. The affair was given by
the young boys Of the city. s. II.
Harris, PRESIDENT: Edgar A. STAN
fled. vice president; Frank Crayton,
secretary; DreXtcr Jones, manager;
Mr.. White, acting manager. 1t was
n most enjoyable affair.
Sergeant II. Huclsley. retired
soldier from the Ninth Cavalry, for
mcrly OF Washington, d. G. has been
visiting Mrs. Rosa b. Johnson, Of 2Ol
Fifth Avenue, n. w.
Mrs. Gertie Buford and Mr.. Ed
ward Russell, of Pulaski, Va. were
visiting Mrs. John Rcdd, Of 219 Sew
cnth Avenue, N. w. The parties
spent three days very pleasantly. MIR.
Russell has just returned from over
seas. He was a member Of tho Buff
falo REGIMENT
Mrs. Annie Hart, OF Gillian, w.
Va. arrived in the city March to
spend some time with her niece,
Mrs Mary J. Within, Of 3OS Fairfax
Avenue, N. W. While here she will
visit Roone's Mill and Rocky Mount.
She and her niece reported having
had n very pleasant time in Franklin
county, Va. We wish Mrs. Hart
pleasant stay while in our city.
Mrs. Alice II. Written has been
indisposed for the past seven days
with spraircd ankle. She is get
ting along nicely under tho efficient
care OF DR.. George T.. Moore.
Mrs. Lula Arlington, Of 90 Chest
nut Avenue, N. w. sustained very
serious sprained knee Tuesday night
while returning to her homo. Sho is
boin" treated by DR.. Medley.
Mr.. Frank Bradburn, Of Tenth
Avenue, n. w, who has been very
sicN for tho NaSt ten days Is reported
little improved.
Mrs. Eliza Staniield and Mrs. Res
sic Stanficld, Of G6 Chestnut Avenue,
who have been sick for the last ten
days are mnch improved ut this
writing under the care of DR.. ]. II.
Roberts, Mrs. Bessie Stantiold is tho
dHughter-in-law Of Mrs. Eliza Stan
~ field.
Mr.. T.. n. Hylton, Of Gal Eighth
Avenue, n. w. has been quite sick
for the vast week. He Is slowly i'm
proving Wis MANY friends hope for
II speedy recovery.
Miss Forest lIylton is very sick in
the ho"nital in Indianapolis, Ind. She
is now Mt home very much indis-
posed She is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. e. II. Hylton, 631 Eighth
Avenue, n. w.
Hhc death of Mr.. Oliver Steptoc
came as n shock to the people OF
Al. ill.,.
March ii, between ten and eleven
O'Clock. Mr.. Stcptoc was taken
suddenly sick and before medical aid
could arrive he passed away.
lie was one of the oldest BARRIERS
of Roanoke and was highly esteemed
and respected by all who knew him.
He was quiet and kindly disposed.
He was the brother Of Mr.. George
Stcptoc, OF Gainsboro Avenue, NJ T..
He has two sons in the army, one
having just landed from overseas on
Monday. He hopes to secure n fur
lou"h % reach here in timo for the
funeral.
DR. G. N. Grandcrson spoke to the
people OF MI. Zion A. M e. Church
last Sunday morning. Tho subject
was, The TRANSPORTATION" 1t was
really one OF the most instructive Of
al the sermons we have heard.
Mrs. Alice Brandon, Of Sixth Ave
nue.. n. w. is much indisposed at this
writing.
Mrs. Brooks, of Seventeenth Street
s. W., who has been sick for n long
while is much improved, which will
be a source Of qualification to her
many friends.
j. G. Digger, John Written, Mas
ter Thomas Howard and Madison
Stanfic d will furnish the public with
Planets, Couriers, Freemans and
Guides
Don't forget Sir stanfeld with his
pills and cure for many Of your ills.
See him.
Quite a representative delegation
or the members and friends loft the
city March 1 5 for Petersburg to at
tend the funeral Of Mrs. w. r. Brown
who peacefully passed away in Pitts
the pastor, family and relatives in
their sore bereavement and deep
sorrow
Mrs. N. B. Taylor at the A. M. f..
Parsonage, has been much indisposed
the past week. She is improving at
this writing.
Mr.. 8. c. McCalister, on Peach
Road and the corner Of Wells Alley
N. w. will furnish with lunches,
m""'s or any Of the luxuries of the
season. He solicits your patronage.
Call and see him. RE has done bus
mess in Roanoke and West Virginia.
Coz to Ambrosia Hair Parlor for
having your 'hail treated. Special
attention given. which proves a sue
ccsSful grower to tho hair and that
guaranteed. sol Commonwealth Ave
nue.. N. e. For ladies and gents
boys and girls. Madam T.. w. Creek
cite. Manager.
Mr. Anthony Shaw Of lot Third
Avenue, N. w. is still much intlis,
posed at this writing.
Mrs. Addie Stanfield, 800 Tenth
Avenue. N. w. is reported sick since
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thaxton have re-