Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-24

ful time and Is getting along very
nicely and expect to be homo soon.
Mrs Mary Ferguson wishes to use
this method in thanking tho many
friends who were so nice in assisting
her during the sickness and death
Of her beloved husband, Mr.. Austin
ferguson, who died April 90. and
especially the Brotherhood, of which
he was Il member for the beautiful
design given by this grand organiza-
tiCn.
Mr. j. c. Digger and Robert G.
Coles have united in the restaurant
business Jointly. They vii. furnish,
you with soft drinks and edibles of
tEc season and icc cream Of every
description. 500, corner Of Sixth
aa1 Gainsboro Avenues.
The Planet, Freeman. Pittsburpn
Courier and journal and Guild, ann
an colorcb papers may be found ot
pug6er and Coles place. Leave
Sol" news adds with them.
M. Stanhcld. Tho Planet uustler
ana Pili and Plaster Agent will he
pleased to furniSn YOU with any Of HE
sooos LOT your bodily holp. TRY
".ent and grow strong physically and
TO DO known among us.
Sergeant Joseph Fans, of Atlantic
City is tho guest OF his mother, Mrs.
Stovons. Of 121 fifth Avenue. N. w
DR.. Oscar Davis, OF Charleston,
W. Va. IS In tho city on n visit.
Mrs. Fannie Joplin, of Welch, w.
Va. Is In tho city shaking hands with
her many friends.
Misc Sihprio pnl1orI
Avenue, who has boon confined to bor
homo the past four weoks on account
Of illness Is much better.
Miss Amanda ]. Agnow of Now
York City is in tho city for months
visit.
For tho Poro System Scalp and
Hair, stop at 121 Fifth Avenue. N.
w. and let Mrs. Stephens treat your
hair.
Mrs. Annie Epps, Of Brooklyn. N.
Y. sister OF Sam Rollins Is visiting
the city.
MIR. Muncy Hall, of Washington,
d. C. Is In the city on n visit.
The Silver Leaf Missionary Circle
Of High Street Baptist Church held
their annual sermon. 1t was deliy-
cred by Row. A. II. Robinson, of tho
preached an able sermon to a large
congregation. A most croditablc
report was read by tho secretary. The
collection was $34 25.
Miss Byrd Flood returned to the
city after q successful term at Ben,
nett College.
A very jolly afternoon was spent
In tho home OF MIR. and Mrs. John
Poindextcr, OF 10 Fifth Avenue, N.
w. Sunday, May IS. They wore hon
ored with the presence Of Mrs. Jour
nett and littlo daughter Of Hollins,
Va, sister and nioco Of Mr.. Poin-
dcxtcr, also OF Mr.. Henry Poindexter,
OF Peters Creek, Miss Bertha Poin-
dcxtcr and Miss Pearl Scales, of
Roanoke. A most palatablo dinner
was served and every ono left desiring
to know when they could dine with
their host and hostess again.
Mrs. 70. I. Bccker'a Beauty Par
Tor Is tho place for real service, at
q Cosmopolitan Building. She Is
prepared to do you real service or
furnish you with Madam Walkers
goods at all times. You can refresh
yourself with soft drinks while wait
ing as VOL.
Mrs, Rosa Sowers, 15S High Street
returned homo Sunday, April 20,
after spending very pleasant winter
In the southern part OF California.
Mrs. Sewers has opened an en-
ployment bureau ut hor residence
15S High Street. Those wishing to
secure work readily can save time,
worry and Inconvenience by calling
on her. She is in touch with tho
business people of the city and COM
munity and has daily calls for serv-
ants. Should people out Of the city
come here, call on her at once and
get job. Phone 2947.
Go to Ambrosia Hair Parlor, sol
Commonwealth Avenue, N. 70. and
have your hair attended to-. Hair
neatly treated, the scalp thoroughly
clcansed and work guaranteed. Moth
ing neglected to improve the hair and
it's growth. For ladies and girls,
boys and gents. Mrs. r. w. Crock
cite.
Mr.. Monroe Booth, Jr., q promi-
ncnt young man Of this city is in tho
taNicab and automobile service for
the purpose OF accomm odation to the
travelling public. He solicits your
patronage. Polite and prompt ser
vice guaranteed. lie meets all trains
in and out of the city. He can be
easily found on Henry Street, near
the Hampton Theatre. Phone 1871
Service at all hours.
LITTLE WILKES LETTER.
Thank you, am feeling fine again.