Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29
ROANOKE NEWS

ooihhtho "Clo uSlu hlaTCn
% at Mt. Zion A. NJ. e. Church. Tho
Sir knights mot at the Burrell Pyth-
ian Castle at 1880 and marched In q
BODY to the church. Tho ladies Of
tho various Courts assembled in tho
lecture room OF the church and there
awaited the arrival OF the Uniform
Rank and the knights.
Roy. George c. Taylor, D. D. deliv-
cred ono OF the strongest and most
logical and instructive sermons ever
listened to by Pythians and Courts
or Southwestern Virginia. His text
was Proverbs 17:17, IA friend low
9th at all times and "A brother Is
born for adversely" Before Dr.. Tay-
lor had gone very far In his discourse
he showed his audience that he was
mastor Of tho situation.
Mrs. NJ. II. Burrell, District Deputy
or tho Courts was present and mado
her appeal to the ladies Of Roanoke
inviting In most persuasive manner
to como into tho ranks Of one among
tho, grandest orders for ennobling
womanhood in the galaxy Of organi-
cations. The Courts were out in
full. Mrs. Burrell closed by saying
the Order was opened to all who were
willing to take tho obligations and
obey It's law. =
Mrs. NJ. Il. Paxton read splendid
paper entitled, "Stop the Starter and
Start the Stopper" a subject with
much meaning to all who may stop
long enough to just catch the deep
meaning. All were highly enter
tained. Mrs. Lucy Stratton of Lynch
Durg Avenue sang one Of those beau
tiful solos, such as no other woman
OF Roanoke can. We greet her rs
tho sweet songstresa Of tho First
Baptist Church, whom all OF the peo-
pie delight to listen to at all times.
Tho District Deputy, Sir w. b. r.
Crowcll expressed his gratitude to
the entire organization ON the manner
In which they responded to tho Order
for this occasion. He reminded
those present that those absent would
BIO required to repent by paying tho
price. Tho collector was taken up
by Sir Il. T. Traynham and Probate
Sir Madison Stanfleld, which sum
amounted to $25.12 In n very fow
minutes. Benediction WAS Dro-
nounced by tho pastor.
st. Paul's Memorial NJ. 10. Church
last Sunday was a scene OF 10y COM
mingled with sadness to tho people
OF tho church and the city In general.
Rev. 8. M. Beane who had 80 nobly
served tho people and city for tho
third year preached his farewell mes
sage prior to his going to moet his
Conference and with the information
arst hand that after this Conference
closes he Will be transferred to Los
Angeles California. Rev. Beane was
loved by all who knew him and
spoke Of him rs boing a polished
Christian minister Of the Gospel of
the Lowly Nazarene. He leaves with
the prayer and best wishes Of the
people Of Roanoke.
Mrs. Jane Galloway, 121 LYNCH
burg Avenue, who has boon much In
disposed Is much improved at this
writing.
Arss Addie stanneld, 500 Tenth
Avenuo, N. W., who was taken very
Ill last Thursday Is much improved.
Rev. w. r. Gullins, ex-pastor of
MT. Zion A. M. T.. Church, who served
the people OF Roanoke as pastor of
MT. Zion % years ago, preached ut
that Church Thursday night, March
20 at O'Clock, from Genesis 1917.
DR.. Gullins portrayed very beauti-
fnl picture, proving by his mastery
Grafton and scholastic ability the real
benefits derived from high and lofty
aims. The many friends of Rev.
Gullins were much delighted to grasp
his hand once more after q lapse OF
23 years. Rev. Gullins visited the
homes OF many of his old friends
during his stay in the city. He Is
stationed at Winston-Salem, N. c. He
left for homo the latter part OF the
week expressing much JOY and pleas
ure Mt meeting the brethren and
friends of Roanoke City, whore he
spent IL months, 23 years ago.
Miss Ora Thorpe, of Rankin, Pa. Is
In the city visiting Mrs. Lillian De-
haven of &C Lynchburg Avenue, N. e.
and will remain in the city several
weeks.
Go to Ambrosia Hair Parlor for
having your hair treated. Special
attention given, which proves sue
cessful grower to the hair and that
guaranteed. sol Commonwealth
Avenue, N. ID. For ladies and gents,
girls and boys. Madam e. w. Crock
cite.
There was n fatal automobile wreck
on the Williamson Roam within the
city limits last week in which all the
occupants were thrown out OF the car
unconscious and the car literally
smashed. The occupants were DR..
Medley, w. S. Galloway, Billy Pat
terson and John Morton, Of Hollins
Mr. Morton died Sunday having never
regained consciousness He was bur
led Monday afternoon at Hollins.
Mr.. William Hines, Of 232 Sixth
Avenue, N. w. Is with Mr. Keene, the
popular barber in the Cosmopolitan
Building and they are prepared tC
cut and shave you neatly. Satisfac.
tory work guaranteed. Try then,
and be convinced.
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