Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-11-08


The revival at the Mt. Zion Baptist
was greatly honored by the presence
Of the Holy Spirit which alone can fit
men for the highest place in this
life and finally Il place in Heaven
when our lifc's work is ended and We
cross the swelling tide. when the
morning breaks amending bright and
clear. May the Master constrain men
throughout the land to give their
lives more fully TO his real service
and await the coming results.
Mrs. Eliza a. Lawson. Of Halifax
County. Alton, who Is spending some
time with her brothers, tho Stanfield
Brothers OF Roanoke, visited her
niece, Mrs. Lille North, Of Salem,
Va. Saturday and Sunday. She no
turned to Roanoke Monday evening
and is enjoying herself very nicely
amid the Blue Ridge Mountains.
There is Il grand revival service
at tho First Baptist Church. Services
began last Sunday night. 1t is
hoped that the entire community may
pray FOR its success in the Masters
cause. The harvest is ripe and
thcrc is room for laborcrs in the
vineyard OF the Lord.
Mrs. A. V. jefferson, I LynchburE
Avenue made flying trip last week
TO Bluciicld, Princeton and Alpoka
visiting friends in Princeton and her
son. w. A. Jefferson in Alpol1a. She
reports having had Il delightful trip
Mr.. Richard Buckncr Stanfcld,
who returned from camp after an
absence from the city for twelve
years is much indisposcd this week
L.
home Of his father. Mr.. Richard II.
Staniicld.
The sister Of Mrs. Annie Fuqua
spent several days in the city last
week, cnroutc for Raleigh, N. c.,
whcro she will teach domestic science
She stopped over in Lynchburg eli
route to Raleigh.
Mrs. Parthcnia Taliafcrro of SIS
Tenth Avenue, N. w. loft the city
for Philadelphia to visit her sister,
Mrs. J. b. Henry. She will spend
ten days in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Sallic Pratt OF North Jeffer
son Street spent hcr ton days vaca
ton in Chicago, III. visiting Mrs.
Ada Lawson She returned homo a
fow days ago. reporting quite n
pleasant trip. She is Mt her post Of
duty nj the passenger station Of the
n. and w.
Don't forget the Plasters and the
Pills for your many ills. Madison
Stani;old will delight to serve you at
home or on the streets, wherever you
chance to meet him, night or day.
Mr.. Romeo Hopkins. Of Salem
Avenue, who collidcd with the street
car on his motorcycle WAS seriously
hurt Sunday morning. on Franklin
Road and is in the city hospital. He
is suffering much from his injuries
Mrs. Harrison Davis, 314 Fourth
Street spent Saturday and Sunday in
Norfolk, Va.
Don't forget Madison Stanfeld
Willie Mitchell and Master Thomas
Howard will furnish you with The
Planet of Richmond, Va. ]. C.
Duggcr, OF Sixth and Gainsboro Ave
MUGS will feed you and see that you
read Planets, Pittsburgh Frecmans
and Journal and Guides and Wash
ington daily papers.
Mrs. Pinkcy Smith, of Petersburg
Va. stopped in this city few days
this week cnroute to Octon, w. Va
When in Roanoke, Va. eat at the
Hampton Cafe, 1O4 n. Henry ST. |
where you will find everything good
to cat.
Don't fail to stop at Smiths Stall
on Market Square for all kinds Of |
vegetables.
Mr.. and Mrs. Penn, of 40 Third
Avenue, N. W., who visited Jack |
sonvillc, Fla. and Atlanta, Ga. re
turned homo after a very fine stay in |
the land Of flowers. OF course Mrs
DR.. Hatcher and Mrs. Kate r.. 30 !
land were in the party and each re
ports having had quite nice time.
They had many interesting things 10 |
inform the people Of Mt. Zion and |
the city Of Roanoke of their two
weeks trip in the far South
Mr.. and Mrs. Oars, 112 Fifth |
Avenue entertained in their home
Sunday. Mrs. Hester Williams, Mrs.
Hopper and Mrs. Mills.
Harrison Avenue School football |
team will play Christiansburg l. l.
Saturday. November s, on the campus |
of the Christiansburg School The |
Roanoke boys have been training for |
some days under the wings OF Coach |
Fred Lawson. He hope to make a |
crcditable showing in his first game |
and a good game fs expected.
Mrs. James G.. Holland returned |
from Pittsburgh, Pa, where she at |
tended the bedside Of her sick sister, |
Mrs. Webster.
Mrs. Fannie Walker. Of Boone'si
Mill, Va. has undergone very sue
ccssful operation at the Burrell |
Memorial Hospital for appendicitis |
She is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Emma Stanton, of Graham,
Va. is the guest Of Mr.. J. r. and Mrs |
Alice Smith on Harrison Avenue.
Mrs. Nancy Robinson is visiting
her brother, Mr.. Nowlin, of Appoma
tox. Va. She reports pleasant
stay.
Mr.. B. G. Hendricks Of iiS Cline"
Avenue. NJ w. who has been confined |
to his home a few days on account
OF illness is out again.
Mr.. Mckinley Terry Of Philadel |
phia, Pa. is visiting his relatives and |