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

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Dora Tucker and found her quite
Jones, OF l.ynchburg, Va.
Mrs. Lille Thompson Of Middles-
burg, Ky. spent Sunday with Mrs.
Ida Williams, OF 334 Tenth Avenue.
Mrs. }. II. Thompson, OF SIS Nc
Dowall Avenue, N. w. and sister,
Mrs. l.. J. Hurt OF 514 Seventh Street,
N. w. and two daughters, Miss Eilrio
Hurt and Mrs. Mehalia Banks, OF
G1S Fairfax Avenue, N. w. returned
home last Thursday morning from
Goodvicw, Va, where they were
summoned to the bedside Of sister
and aunt, Mrs. Ollie Wright, leaving
her somewhat improved. They were
highly entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Jiles Banks.
Mr.. Willis Minis, Of 525 Tenth
Avenue. N. e. has been very sick with
Bronchitis under the care Of DR..
Guarant. She is much improved at
this writing and hopes to BIO at his
post of duty in few days.
Miss Maud Washington and Miss
Minnie Wade entertained with "Old
Maids" and "Rool" at the home Of
the formers sister, Mrs. Nose Alfred
oil Fourth Avenue, N. w. Wednes-i
day evening, January 20, from eight
until twelve o'clock. The ladies
served creamcd potatoes, lettuce,
sandwiches, dressed eggs, olives and
mixed pickles, sailed nuts, after din
ner mint, punch and caramel cake.
Tho guest present were, Mr.. and
Mrs. Grecnlee, Miss and Mrs. AIDE
laidc Milliner, Miss Woods, Miss
Ncllyc Myers, Miss Lelicia Downing,
a 7 DrnP
jackson, of Newberne, n c., DR..
Dudley, the popular dentist, Miss
Holmes and Miss N. Myers, the pct
OF the city.
Mrs. Maggie Briggs, Of 324 Third
Avenue and Fourth, who has been
quite indsposod for several weeks Is
much improved at this writing, also
Mrs. DR.. } Douglass Herben, Of SO
High Street, N. w, who has been
very sick Is getting along nicely and
hopes to be able to again resume her
working In her school room In Bailey
hack
Mrs. Lucy Pittman. of 40 Fourth
Street, N. w, who has been sick for
four weeks Is getting along nicely
and hopes to be about her household
duties soon.
Miss Emma Hale, Of 427 Fourth
Street, N. W., who has been sick for
two weeks Is much improved at this
writing.
Mr. Drexter Jones was painfully
hurt this morning while working In
the foundry department Of Roanoke
Machine Works, February 4.
Miss Jane Turner of this city. died
Monday, January 26. at Burrell's
Memorial Hospital. She was strict
oq iol, ;cA
Church. She was In the hospital
about eight weeks before the end
came. Her funeral took place on
Thursday, January 80, at two o'clock.
The st. Lukes and the Daughters
Of Pocahontas were out. She made
ample preparation for being cared
for while in life and the most need
full preparation for the change OF
worlds. She prepared to meet her
God many years ago. Rev. Lee, the
pastor of tho deceased sister deliv-
cred the funeral eulogy In a very
BETTING manner.
She leaves to mourn their loss,
two sisters, Mrs. Sarah Bottoms. Of
High Street and Miss Eliza Turner.
The funeral took place from w. r.
Hughes undertaking establishment.
Everything was neatly arranged. The
remains were peacefully laid to rest
in Midway Cemetery. Mrs. Bottoms
WAS too i'll to attend the funeral.
Mrs. Lizzie Wright, OF Seventh
Avenue, N. W., who has been much
indisposed for several days 10 much
improved at this writing.
Sunday morning, Rev. George c..
Taylor, d. d. filed his pulpit and
delivered powerful discourse from
the subject, "The Glory OF the Lord
Shall BE Revealed" At night he
preached from the subject, ooh, for
Me to Live is Christ" Communion
the e!,;iIo day were very helpful and
encouraging. The financial Offering
was real good.
Mrs. Mehalia Banks has been much
indsposed since Thursday last when
she returned home from Goodview,
where she was called to the bedside
Of her aunt, Mrs. Ollie Wright.
Mrs. r. o. Kidd, Of 400 Second
Street and Holiday Avenue. who sold
their real estate above mentioned and
a house on Ninth Avenue, N. T. and
also their property in the country
will leave the city to make their
future home in Washington, D. G..
in order to be nearer their close
relatives.
Roanoke City Lodge, No. 1926 ten
dcrcd its members a smoker after
transacting its business. A delight
full rcnast was served consisting Of
ham sandwiches, ice cream, hot cot
fee, cigars and cigarettes. All en-
jOyed themselves to the highest and
wish it would happen often.
Mrs S T. Williams is visiting her
relatives and friends in Spartanburg
South Carolina.
Hampton Theatre IS where YOU can
sec the best pictures in tho city.
Don't fail to come to your house at
all times.
Mrs Carrie Bannistcr is out after
being confined to her home for some
time, on account Of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Tolcs were ten
dered surprise by the Silver Lea
Missionary Circle OF the High Street
Baptis; Church. A good number of