Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-20
ROANOKE NEWS

BurrcilS Memorial Hospital but died
fcw hours afterwards and was
, buried Saturday.
| Mrs. William Tolivor OF Tcnth
Avenue N. w. has been somewhat
indisposed for two or three weeks.
| Mrs. Mary Barbour, 118 Fifth
| Avenue, who has been quite indis
/ posed for several weeks is somewhat
| improved at this writing.
Miss Lucy Baker, Of Jordan's Alley
who has been confined to her bed
md room for several days is much
better ut this writing. 49,.
Mrs. Johnson, OF Jordan's Alley,
who has been quite indisposed is up
and about again feeling much I'M
proved.
Mr.. William Smith. OF 4o1 Tenth
Avenue. N. E. left the city two
weeks, ago for trip to Kansas City,
Kansas. to visit two aunts, whom he
had not seen for thirty years. He
spent twelve days away and had
quito pleasant stay and returned
homo much delighted over his trip.
Mrs. Martha Sullivan, OF North
Jefferson Street and Gainsboro Ave-
nue. died Monday night after ten
days II ness with double pneumonia.
G. Tho remains will be shiDpcd
home. Mr.. w. Il. Hughes, the fun
cral director OF Gainsboro Avenue
has charge of the body.
Rev. James S. Hatcher, of MI. Zion
A. Nj. E. Church returned homo
Friday from BcrryviIlc. He delivered
one Of those very Instructive ser
mons at his Church Sunday morn
ing TO very attentive audience. The
weather was n little Indictment yet
the people were out in goodly num-
bcrs. His discourse was from the
eleventh verso Of tho ninety-first
P""'", For lie shall give His angels
charge over thee, to keep thee in oil !
thy ways. IIe quoted references
from tho Bible showing tho facts OF
angels minfstering to us as tho ser. !
want OF the Most High. v
Rev, HaFcr, of b acksburg, Va |
was present with Rev. Hatcher and /
his congregation and made somes
encouraging remarks, after the CLOSED
of the sermon.
Miss Ruth McFadden, Of Virginia.
Seminary and College. Lynchburs.
Will return home for the holidays
She will visit her narents Mr.. andI
Mrs. James McFadden, OF 22b Third
Avenue. N. w.
Mrs. Willie A. ,Roberson, of ~
Ninth Avenue, N. w. spent four days
IN Bristol. Tenn. last week visiting
hcr sistera. Mrs. Hughes and Mrs
Cooper. She returned home the
latter part OF the week much delight
cd.
Mrs. Emma Halo OF APT Fourth
Street. N. w. spent two weeks In
Columbus, Ohio with hcr daughter
Mrs. ]. w. Perry OF 212 Grant
Avenue. She returned home last
Sunday much pleased over the trip.
Mrs. Emma Norman. OF Columbus
Ohio was tho guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
GeorPn hkcrs. OF 300 Harrison Ave
nue., n. w. She left for Charlottes
willie, Va. Monday
Mcssrs, Robert Howard, OF Win
ston-Salcm, N. c.. Gibson Colds
berry, Richmond, Va, T.. NJ. Ross.
Princeton. w. Va, James. Thornton,
Norfolk. Simon T.. Taylor. of Blue
fed, w. Va. are attending the
meeting OF the executive board OF
the international Branch OF Tircmen
and Oilers In session hero this week.
Messrs. John E. Hall, William
r. Allen and !. w. Washington.
of the Southern Aid Society OF Vir-
ginia, Inc, Richmond, Va. were in
the city this week on business for
tho company
If YOU don't have time to cook
Christmas Dinner, stop at the lIamp
ton Cafe. where !. T.. Cooper will
most noitclv sec that you arc served
1t l04 North Henry Street.
Mr.. Charles Edwards returned
from Pittsburgh Monday. He attend
cd the bedside and funeral Of his
fnthcr who died Sunday the It'll,
after a brief illness.
You can get the Competitor from
Dnggcrs Stand. 500 Gansboro Ave
nne. This is new magazine Try
one.
At Sa en-. on the night Of Novem-
Der rs, at the Calvary Baptist Church
the music class Of w. r. Wilson
gave musical. for the benefit OF
Booker II. Heights School League Of
R>llyhaSk, Va. Tho program which
was much enjoyed was as follows:
OPENING song. Is Thy Heart Right?
Pianist. Miss Ruth Willis, Olaf, Va;
Invocation, Rev. J. w. Colbert.
Salem, Va: Duet, Till We Meet
Again. Sarah and Frances Martin,
Ballyhack; Singing. Pianist. Miss
Mary Rayford. Salem: Keep the Home
Fires Burning. Pianist. little Willie
May Smith. Roanoke: Chorus from
Booker II. Heights School Ballyhack
Address. Cooperation, Mr.. A. B.
Cnmnhcll. Salem; Piano Duet. Vivian
and Georgia Brown. Roanoke: Ad-
dress, Regularity. Rev. d. B. Free
man. Ealcm; Song. Love Him,
Prn'st, Marguerite Jones, Salem;
piano Soto, Game lie Brown. Roam
nkn: Piano Solo. Falling Waters by
Mics Mary ELLA Keen. Roanoke.
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