Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-02
FARMNILLE NEWS LETTER.

Monday night there was an excel.
lent vaudeville and Friday night q
first class minstrel show at Ely st.
Hall. The pictures ut the hall are
grand. See them this week.
For first class hair dressing and
scalp massage sec Miss Julia Hopson
Al0 South street. You can buy
Madame G. J. Walkers preparations
and Quality Hair Pomade here.
The lawn party given ut the home
of Mrs. Martha Hilton, Ely street
was quite success.
Miss Theresa Anderson and Miss
Calara Madden were delegates to the
Sunday School convention at Prospect
Va.
Rcv. J. K. Augutus is nlso attend
ing the convention.
Rev. ]. II. Wiley and Mrs. Wiley
were elected as church delegates.
Mr.. Lcmucl Bland and Miss Eva Hi
ton rs Sunday School docgatcs, Miss.
Elizabeth Jordan and Miss Madeline
Coles as b. Y. p. u. delegates to
the association in Richmond, Va.
Miss Cassandra Branch has return
cd from the summer normal at V.
n. and I. l..
homo in Hampden- Sydney after an
Illness Of about four months She
leaves to mourn their loss, her hus
band, two SONS, and multitude OF
friends.
The funeral services were very sod
and Impressive. A number Of Farm
vile people attended it.
Mr.. Percy Ward OF New York is
visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Thaddeus Ward Of this city.
Misses Lola and Bcrnice Land oil
Norfolk, Va, arc visiting their grand
mother, Mrs. Amanda Branch.
Mrs. Martha Il. Hilton, Mrs. Pearl
Baker and little daughter, Goldie arc
! Nisilitig Smchmopd, friends.
4 N0Htle NsNr Wax born torMr., aJlG
I!Nf*tR -Naiiio Jackson OF ,GumleElpnd
county. The young man is doing
fine. = .-a
| Mrs. Violet Bacon is spending
some time Mt Ncwort News with hcl
husband Sergeant Bacon.
| Mr.. John Brown OF South street
has gone TO tho Richmond Hospital
to undergo an operation.
Rev. II. q. Adams and wife OF
Portsmouth spent few days at the
home OF Mrs. Matte Allen.
Beatrice, the infant daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown Ely st.
died last Wednesday.
| Mrs. Joseph Jordan and sister
Annette went to Roanoke last Wednet
day to spend some tima.
Mrs. Eliza Brown and Miss Annie
Redd attended the convention Of tho
Court Of Caianthe in Danville last
week.
days d at the G, home of Mf. dserlcs Dear
Mr.. Thomas Boiling of1Roanolte
spent last Sunday at homo.
| Mrs. Delma Page and Miss Lou Use
Lucas Of Roanoke spent q few dayE
at the homo OF Mr.. William Page. e.
| Miss Lucille 81 Cousins and Jessie
White are Visiting Norfolk friends.
| Mr.. John Brown of South street
who has boon quite i'll Is little bot
ter.
| Miss Cora Branch left Saturday
morning for Newark, N. j.
| Tho funeral services over the body
Of Mr.. James Miller were held at
the First Baptist church Tuesday.
Rev. J. w. Wiley OBLIGATED. Soldiers
from all the surrounding oomnYlni
ty attended the funeral and marched
| with the procession to the graveyard.
| Mrs. Matte Bullocks presided at the
| organ and a beautiful solo was rend
| cred by Mrs. Pearl Madden.
Last Sunday in spite OF the incle
! ment weather the services were we'll
attended st the Beulah A. NJ. e..
church Sunday School opened at $50
A. M. Supt. II. II. "A. BroRn and
tho teachers beautifully EXPLAINED
the lesson to the young people,
At 1880 the pastor diseoursed from
the 7th Chapter Of Joshua 9Th verse
Theme: Trouble in tho Camp. The
sermon was effective and enjoyed by
all present. At $3.50 P. NJ. we heard
another splendid sermon from
Psalm 1875 verse 8. The Lord hath
done great things for ua. whereof
we are glad. The pastor Rev. J. r.
Augustus then opened tho doors Of
the church while the congregation
sang, Beloved, Beloved, We are the
Sons of God Brother Walter Reid
camo forward and Joined our Zion.
All joyfully gave him the rieAt hand
OF Fellowship.
Miss Theresa Anderson and Miss
Clara Madden were elected as dele
gates to the Sunday School Institute
which will convene at Prospect.
Thursday July "a, 1919.