Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-30

up-to-date grocery business on Plum |
Street, North Florence. She has !
built up Il tlourishing trade and high |
ly appreciates patronage that is given
her
Rev. II. S. Spain, OF st. Charles. s. |
G. is assisting in revival efforts at
Latta, S. G. He attended Maysvillc
Institute.
Mr.. Frank Furman, of Darlington,
accompanied his sister, Mrs. Maggie
Craighead this far on her trip to Pc
tersburg, Va.
Mr.. b. G. Clark, Il leading farmer
of Clio, S. g. visited our city recently
He is Il member of the Masons, East
ern Star and the Joint Stock.
Mr.. William Jenkins, Of Lynchburg
S. G. went to Charleston OH business.
Mr.. I1ward Marcus, agent for the
Black Run Cypress Company passed
hero enrouto for home. He attended
tla"k University 1921. He Sc
cures labor for his company. Any
one wishing work may write him at
Gabriel, IS. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams
passed through the city returning
from the marriage Of Mr.. Josh Den
mark ut Charleston, S. G. The party
was enroute for Pamplico, S. G. and
thence to Savannah, Ga.
Mrs. }. e. Charles and children, OF
Charleston have returned to their
future home in New York.
Miss Norma Berry, of Montgomery,
Ala. passed here enrouto to New York
City. She is located at Goth and
Hoyt Streets.
MIR. Enoch Small and Mrs. Rebcc-
ca Gaines have returned to their re-
spcctivc homes, Dillon and Sellers.
The Rev. II. II. Thorbourne, Il
graduate of Benedict College, 1907,
now doing mission work in the Canal
Zone, under the direction Of the Ma
tional Baptist Convention, preached
at Trinity Baptist Church, morning
and at night talked Of his work in
the zone. $500 was given him by
the Church. The Sunday School
Convention at Aiken, gave him $50
in July. He also spalSc at the Sun
day School Congress at Desscmar
Alabama.
Mr.. E. f. Thomas, of Union, S. c..
has left Fayetteville. N. G.. for home
lie is Il number one mechanic.
Miss Gertrude Bethea and mother,
OF Savannah, Ga. passed here enroutc
to Dillon. She is a student at Guy
is succeeding nicely with her studies.
Mr.. Charles Henry White, Of Jack
sonville, Fla. passed here cnroutc to
Great Lakes Training Station, Illinois
where he will board the Battleship
Arizona for foreign lands.
Mr.. Thomas Babbtt, of Lake City
has rc-enlisted in the U. S. Army and
left recently for Camp Jackson. He
is a fine soldier boy.
Mrs. Matte France and son, Tom
mic, Of Tampa, Fla. visited Dillon
to sec her daughter, Sallie France,
who is i'll there.
/: Sergeant Chester Mason, of Phila-
delphia, TAG S. 22nd Street. is the
author Of song entitled, Mothers
Tears OF Gold" He passed here on
route from St. Augustine Fla. to his
home. ~ r..a..u.. .v
Mr.. John Shell, OF Company 321,
b. L., u. S. Army has gono to Bir-
mingham, Ala. He served fifteen
months on France and has his hon
orablc discharge.
Mr.. A. p. Stuckey of Johnsonville,
S. G. passed here enroute to Sumter
to attend meeting Of the Allen
Christian Endcavor League. He is
superintendent OF the st. Luke A.
NJ. IG. Sunday School.
Rev. F. Griffin, OF Mullins, S. c.
is pastoring Churches at Fair Bluff,
N. c., Boldcn, N. c.. and Green Sea,
81 G. lie passed here this week.
Mr.. George Jenkins, OF the U. S.
a. has returned from France, after
visiting relatives at Beaufort. Charles
ton and Kingstrec, S. c., he will re-
turn to Newport News.
Mr.. M. J. Joyce has returned from
n visit to relatives in Washington.
Mr.. Felix Cooper, of the u. S. A.
has gone TO Lebanon, Pa.
Rev. II. G. Crawford, Grand Dep
uty Of the Joint Stock Company, Of
North Carolina, passed here cnroute
to Laurenburg, N. G.. lie is sue
cccding nicely and has added 1900
new members since February.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wall and son, John
ny, passed through here recently en-
route to Darlington from Philadel-
Dhia.
Mr.. II. C. House, student of the
American Technical College, is one Of
our leading mechanics. For quite a
year he has been foreman of the o.
Dowd Theatre building, one OF the
finest in South Carolina. At the
completion of this he goes to the
South Carolina Reformatory building
here.
Mr.. Washington Smith has pur-
chased the stock of goods of Mr..
Caesar Rowell, corner Marlboro and
Wilson Streets, North Florence and
is now carrying a full line Of staple
and fancy goods.
Mrs. Turner and Company have
now added a ladies' dining room to
tho Dixie Cafe, in the Harrison build
ing and is now ready to serve.