Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-04-05

| Tho A. NJ. 70. Church Sewing Circ,
met at tho homo Of Mr.. and Mrs G
l.. Pittman on March 90, at which
ltimo the closing work OF tho confer
ence year was tho chief feature. Mrs
N. IL Taylor called tho meeting t,
order.
Mr.. Milton Crews. OF Seventh Ave
nue. left Roanoke February 2S 70,
Brooklyn. N. y. Ho should have
arrived mt his destination March I
He seems to have lost his way an,
any Information regarding his where
abouts will be gratefully received b,
his daughter, Mrs. Sallie Calvin, Is
Palace Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.
| Roscoe Henderson is homo from
| France after ten months service.
| Mr.. Keen and his associate of Sixth
| Avenue will shear your hair and
shave your face at their place. 4OS,
The CosmopO titan Barber Shop has
| ncatness. cleanliness and guaranteed
service for your money or no money
required, Try them.
VICTIM OF AUTO WRECK DIES.
Mr.. John Morton, dining car
waiter Of the N. and w. died Friday
night at Burrell Memorial Hospital
from injuries received Wednesday
night In an automobile wreck on tho
Williamson Road. rs did not regain
CONSEQUENCES during the nearly SO
hours between injury and death.
Morton, In company with William
Sug Galloway, William Patterson and
DR.. J. s. Medley were out riding
when another car bit tho ono In
which thoy wore riding. Tho car Is
tho property OF Mr.. Patterson, who
was driving and when struck he lost
control and tho machine turned over.
Tho others were only slightly injured
Tho burial took place at IIollins,
Sunday. Tho floral designs were
many. Tho dining car boys were the
pallbearers.
Mrs. Anna Goodson, Of Washing
ton, d. C. Is In the city. She was
summoned to attend tho funeral of
her uncle, Oliver Stoptoc
Miss Helen Brown, Of Philadelphia
ain eX-teacher in tho schools of Roam
oke, is a patient at tho Burreil Me
mortal Hospital.
Mr.. J. Weldon Johnson is coming
20 Roanoke. Thursday evening, $50
o'clock. Tie vii! deliver an address
at the First Baptist Church under tho
auspices Of tho N. A. A. G.. p. He
is field secretary OF the National AS
ISOLATION for tho Advancement of
Colored People 'rd contributing Edi-
tor Of tho New York Age.
III.
FREQ. Music by tho First Baptist
Choir. Row. l.. L. Downing, vice
president; Rev. s. M. Became, secre-
tary; Rev. G. c.. Taylor, chairman
meetings. committee.
The following program will be
rendered ut tho anniversary service
of Federal Labor Union, No. 1914:
Singing, First Baptist Church Choir:
invocation, DR.. J. r. Louderback;
welcome address, Lawyer Jacob l..
Reed; organization, G. II. Bentley,
organizer; selection, Harmony Quar-
tet; Introduction of speaker, Lawyer
A. J. Oliver; speaker, DR.. ]. Albert
Bray; selection. Male Quartet.
Committee: J. A. Peoples, s. Fl j..
Johnson, A. II. Holland, Edward
Allen. Master OF ceremonies, Mr.
Edward Allen.
surprise party was given In
honor Of Private Vivian 8. Poo, while
visiting his mother Mt 425 Sixth Ave-
nue, N. w. The following wero
present: Misses Sarah Brown, Boat
rice Hackley, Elizabeth Jones, Sarah
Foster, Lille Valentine, Queen VIII
liams. Messrs. Sergt. Selby Dean,
Sergt. Robert Divers, Mckinley Libbs
Jabo Saunders. The guest were
served with potato salad. crackers,
pickles, two kinds of cream and cake
Memorial to Thomas Hates, who
crossed on tho other side, April 3,
1918:
Ono year ago You loft US,
We thy loss most deeply feel.
1T Is God who has bereft us,
lle can all our sorrows heal.
Who would not brave tho swelling
tide
or earthly toll and care,
TO wake one day, when life Is past,
Over the stream at homo at last,
With all the b'cst ones therei
Wife.
NANCY HATES.
RONCEVERTE NEWS.
(Oliver Green.)
Ronceverte, w. Va.-Miss B. A
Brown spent Saturday and Sunday
with relatives.