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

Mrs. Mary Walker Brown and Mrs.
Ella Barrett are visiting in New York
MIR. c. II. Clarke, Jr., of West
Point, Va, was in the city last week.
Rev. S. A. Moses of Danville, Va
was in the city last week.
Mr.. Robert II. Smith, OF New York
City, ISIS visiting his parents on West
Leigh Street.
Mrs. ]. A. Moss is spending her
vacation with her. brother, Mr.. Rob
crt Moss of Charleston, w. Va.
MIR. l, V, Coleman Of Suffolk, Va,
returned home Friday after attend.
ing tho Baptist State Convention.
Mr.. w. p. Smith of Blackstone,
Va, was in the city last week attend
ing tho Baptist State Sunday School
and b. Y. p. u. Conventions.
--McSdamcs A. N. Luschington and
l.. e. Higginbotam were visitors ut
our office last week. They were at
tending the Sunday School conven
ton.
Miss Ardell II. Jackson, OF West
Moore Street Is visiting relatives in
Farmville. y0
Mrs. John Brown, OF Farmville,
Va. is the guest OF her nephew, Mr..
Willie Jackson, Of 107 West Baker
Street.
Misses Maria l.. White and Annie
Wilson, who have been visiting
Washington. Philadelphia, New York
| and other Northern cities for the
past four weeks, have returned to
| the city much benefited by their trip.
Mrs. Sophia Lemus. accompanied
| by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Johnson and
| grandchildren, of North Fifth Street,
| returned to the city Sunday, August
"a. having spent two weeks in South
Boston.
Mrs. Fannie Menkel, nee Fraysier,
Of Philadelphia and two children, are
! in the city visiting their parents, M.
| and Mrs. Lewis Fraysicr, e. Leigh.
Miss Lottie Fraysier, who has been
Interested in the Y. w. c. A. work
| In Atlanta, Ga. has returned to the
city.
Mrs. Y. v. Ready, son and brother,
Master William II. Smith, Jr. have
| been visiting their parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. William II. Smith, Sr. for the
past week. They will return shortly
| to New York and New Jersey, respec-
lively.
Rev. DR.. Thomas D. Atkins, of
Philadelphia, arrived in the city last
| week. He assisted in the services at
the First Baptist Church, South
Richmond, and also Zion Baptist
Church. On last Wednesday night
he preached to the congregation of
the First Baptist Church.
Mrs. Richard Gray and Mrs. Mollie
Johnson, OF 70S North Fifth Street,
| accompanied by Little Miss Doris e.
Gray and Master Robert Johnson
left the city Sunday, August % for
Washington, Philadelphia and Allan
tic City to visit relatives and friends.
The legislature of Virginia is in
| session endeavoring to make a tax
! that will afford enough money TO
equal the amount pledged by the nat
ional Government.
The body of Mrs. Sue Kathleen
Haley said to have been murdered
in Ilcnrico county eight months ago
| is still being held in Nelson's Morgue,
Fulton. This is quite an advertise
| ment for Nelson's Morgue.
The Seven Pines Government Ord
nance Depot that formerly employed
5000 men is now employing only 25.
Deacon Irving East is dead. Tie
was one Of the pillars" Of the Moore
Street Baptist Church.
The anthracite coal miners are in
sisting that they shall work only six
hours per day. This means an increase
in the price OF anthracite coal.
Mr.. NJ. Alphonso Norrell and Mr..
Albert Y. Norrell, Jr, with Mr. Edin-
boro Norrcll left on touring trip
for Atlantic City, N. J.
In letter to tho legislature OF