Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-16
ROANOKE NEWS

ROANOKE, VA, August. 11.-~-Mr.
and Mrs. John Howell, Of New Haven
Connecticut are visiting their father;
Mr.. James II. Hughes, OF Sixth Ave
nue., N. w. They will spend the
months end in the Magic City.
Miss Marie Hughes returned home
after attending the Summer Normal
at Rocky Mount, Va.
Mr.. j. II. Hughes and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Howell were the dinner guest
Of Mrs NJ. ID. Shaw.
Mrs. William Green, OF $40 Fifth
Avenue, N. w. returned homo after
| five weeks stay In Atlantic City, n. J.
The delegates OF the l. O. O. St.
Luke will leave Roanoke and South
west Virginia for their grand setting
| which convenes in Richmond, August
1922.
MIR. and Mrs. Braxton will visit
Richmond and OH their return will
| visit Columbus, Ohio, Portsmouth
| and other towns along the route.
Mt. James Wright and Mr.. James
Harris, OF Cleveland, Ohio were the
guest OF Mrs. Annie Mitchell, of GIT
Sixth Avenue, N. w. They will leave
for home Tuesday, stopping over in
Columbus to see Miss Beatrice Mitch
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month.
The stork visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs. James II. Hale and left a
bouncing baby boy. Mother and
baby are getting along fine at their
home, 612 Sixth Avenue, N. w.
Miss Emma Hale, OF APT Fifth
Avenue, and Fourth Street, N. w.
who was injured in q street car wreck
I,t1x 10 cyaftinp al nirn1Sy ChaI
sustained a broken right arm at the
wrist and her side was bruised.
Mr.. Walter r.. Rose, of Peach Road
N. w. has just returned from two
weeks vacation in New York, Phila-
delphia and Washington, D. c., Wis
iting many Of his old friends OF those
cities. He reports quite q pleasant,
trip and much recreation.
Miss Forest Hylton left Tuesday
for Indianapolis, Indiana, in company
with her little nephew. Master Maceo
Taylor, to visit his father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Taylor. Miss
Susie Gravely was in company with
Miss Hylton.
Mrs. Laura Francis, OF S13 Fifth
Avenue, N. w. died at four o'clock
Friday evening, August s after al
short illness.
Rev. S. T. Baker, Of Blacksburg,
preached at Mt. Zion A. M. e. Church
Sunday morning at eleven o'clock .
from Romans 1874. Subject. "Con-
secratiOn.' The essential to Chris
tianity. which was pictured by thisi
wonderful prelate to the satisfaction
OF all who heard him on this all
important subject.
DR.. J. S. Hatcher preached to his
audience that God is love and the
God OF love Notwithstanding we feel,
that He is wrathful at times. What
ever He does it is done in love. All
had to agree with this wonderful
teacher OF Gods word.
Mr.. James Wright, OF 1872 Gains
boro Avenue. N. w. died Monday
morning after a short illness. He,
was a deacon OF the First Baptist
Church for many years. Funeral ,
arrangements not yet announced. His
only son, Mr.. j. A. Wright Is in
Chicago.
Mrs. Emma Burks loft Saturday
for Columbus, Ohio for a two weeks
vacation.
Mrs. Thomas Hackley. who was
reported quite indisposed is much
improved
Miss Sophronia Pittman was in
disposed last week but is out again,
and able to be at her work.
Mrs. Eta Hackley who was taken
to Burrell's Memorial Hospital some
weeks ago for an operation is re-
ported as getting along nicely.
Mrs. G. w. Briggs. who underwent
serious operation at the above in
stitution is reported as getting along
nicely.
August 8, quite a largo picnic OK
cursion left the city for Christians
burg, Va, consisting OF the Mt. Zion
Baptist Church Sunday School, tho
First Baptist and Mt. Zion A. M. &c.
Sunday Schools. They spent days
outing quietly.
Madison Stanffeld, with The Rich |
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