Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-18


wccils il reported very much better at
this writing.
Mrs. Brooks. Of 1876 Eleventh ST.,
S. w, who has been seriously ill for
some days is resting easier today.
She is Under tho care of DR.. Down
ing.
Mrs. G.. =. Parker deserves much
credit and n high COMMUNICATION for
the untiring service she has rendered
her mother during her severe illness.
Oh that all daughters may learn such
tender care for their mothers, their
best earthly friend.
Brother John II. Pinkard, of 101S
1920 Salem Avenue, S. W., the won
dorful helper and relievor of human
suffering. spoke to the people of
Mt. Zion A. NJ. E. Church, Sunday
night, January IL, at eight o'clock,
using as a subject, righteousness
and Holiness" and he made it quite
plain to those present the possibility
of our attaining TO tho highest stand
ard of true righteousness and holi-
ness by strictly reading and obeying
Gods Holy Word. Ee really pre-
scented rich food for future thought
and we all felt that it was good that
we were at the house Of tho Lord and
to hear this noble man tell OF the
wonderful results that had been his
to enjoy by simply putting an I'M
plicit trust in God for all things in
life. He realizes that it is Il con-
iict of some severe service but know
ing that God hath said, ''They that
put their trust in me shall never be
COMPOUNDED is encouragement enough
for all mankind to trust the only
true and loving Friend to man.
Mrs. Mamie Jones Stanfeld left
for Columbus, Ohio cnroute for her
home in Pittsburgh, stopping over In
Columbus TO see her brother, Mr..
Joe Stanncld and wife.
Mre. Mamie Scott and Miss Allen
Of Atlantic City returned home Sun
day after visiting her sister, Mrs.
William Green OF $40 Fifth Avenue,
N. w. She also visited her brother
in WinSton-Salcm, accompanied by
Mrs. Sarah Fowler and her father
in Lynchhurg, accompanied by Mrs.
Josie w.
Tho Rev. George G. Taylor, pas
tor OF Mt. Zion A. M, 10. Church
filled his pulpit Sunday morning,
January IL, using as text, Isaiah
1914. The divine seemed at his best
and before he had finished this won
dcrful discourse all present could
plainly 500 and feel that the presence
of the Holy Spirit had filled the house
After the sermon another number
YVES added to the Church. There
was Il very crcditablc offering lifted
for which the pastor and finance
committee wish to thank the mem
bcrs and friends Of the above named
Church.
Mrs. Ethel Brown, tho daughter Of
Mrs. Rosa White returned home to
Callands, Va. after pleasant stay Of
two weeks with mother and friends
Of Roanoke.
Roanoke went over tho top In rails
ing money for tho delegates travel
ing expenses to the Peace Conference
and Congress Of Darker Races at
Versailles, France, $1O0.50 was
raised and reported as follows: Tho
Christian Church, $24; Ebenezer A.
nj. T.. Church. $11.75; Mr.. George
Thornton's Club. SIG; Mt. Zion A.
NJ. e. Knitting Unit, SIS; Mr.. Green
Penn's Club, IS; Mr.. William Hol-
land, $S.25; Mr.. w. A. Powell, $40;
Mr.. c. II. Towards Club, $3.50; Mr..
~. ~. Traynham's Club, 81. We
thank TIE generous public for the
hearty way they responded to our
call. We are very grateful. Yours,
The Committce-Rcv. George C.
Taylor, President; Rev. J. r. Louder
back, Secretary
The little rand-daughter Of Mrs
Mary T.. Stanlield and Thomas Stan
field OF G3S Ninth Avenue, N. e. is
indisposcd this week. Florine is get
ting along nicely under tho care Of
DR.. George e. Moore
The various Churches of the city
had service Sunday, January IL.
ln is 10 &c
posed at the home OF Mrs. Laura
johnson, on Eleventh Avenue, N. e.
will be glad to have her many friends
call and see her.
Don't forget the base OF Peach
Hill for The Planet, plastcrs and
pills that naturally relieve your ills,
cures, aches and chills, 153-
just at the foot of the hill-Madison
StanGcld--Wclls Alley, N. w.
Mr.. ID. l.. Pittman, 212 Seventh
Avenue, n. e., OF the Pullman SER
vice, is reported sick at this writing.
IL is hoped he will soon be on his
run again.
Mrs. Lottie Washington, 301 Sew
cnth Avenue, N. w. has been quite
i'll for the past week but is much
improved ut this writing.
MIR. Stephen Hurt, Of 800 Fifth
avenue, ~ w. dled Hr1day night,
after long illness. He had been
in failing health for two years or
more. lie was member Of the High
Street Baptist Church for many years
The funeral services took place from
their residence at $50 Sunday, Jan
nary 10. 1919.
Mrs. Annie Coleman is very much
indisposcd at the residence of Mrs.
Laura Johnson, 624 Eleventh Avenue
N. e. She is q faithful member OF
the First Baptist Church. She will
be glad to have the members and
friends call and see her.
a. Lee Galloway was killed on
Friday night, OF Tenth Street. This
young man had recently been dis
charged from tho camp, about two
weeks prior to his death. 1t is awful
to think Of the manner in which our
people are destroying each other.
Men should read the Bible moro and