Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-11

nm street, orange, n. j. IS VISITING
her brother Mr.. c. w. Traynham and
Ophclia Faulkner of i07 Fifth Ave.
also her many relatives and friends
of Roanoke Va. Mrs. Johnson has
not been in Roanoke for ten years she
Roanoke, the transfer man of many
city.
Mr.. John Tolcs of 5th Ave. N. w.
Roanoke Va. The transfer man of
years, who has been indiSpoSed for
about four weeks is much improved
at this writing.
At tho home of Rev. William Hol-
land ut 500 18th Ave. n. w. Roanoke
Va. Friday, December eth was the
scene of grand dinner party during
Xmas given in honor q. their four
sons and their wives, namely: Mcssrs.
J. NJ. Holland, A. p. Holland, c. o.
Holland, and r. II. Holland.
Mrs. Holland spared no pains
in making it very pleasant for her
distinguished guest who were invited
and their many friends. Rev. Geo. G.
Taylor and Mrs Nora b. Taylor Mrs
*. r. Boland, Mr. Wade of Rocky Mt.
Va, Mrs G.. ]. Dickcrson, Mrs. a.
Sanders, Mrs. b. Tolivcr, Miss Lottie
NJ. Hale, Mrs. Loitic Washington, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel BroadnaN, Mrs. IL.
Locklaycr, Miss Tracy Miller, Misses
Louise Washington and Catherine
Howard served as Mattresses. The
evening pleasantly passed and all en-
joycd themselves Just cXcellcntly.
Sir John Powell and wife, Mrs.
Sophia Powell. of Barney Court, Nor
folk. Va. and Private Andrew Crock
or and wife, Mrs. Rosa CroCkcr
Dchavcn returned home Friday after
Il few Jays stay and high enjoyment
with Mcir sister. Miss Maggie Do
haven and her brother, sos Seventh
Avenue, n. w.
The home of Mrs. Mary Rice, 500
Commonwealth Avenue was the scene
OF q birthday party in honor Of Mr..
William Mckinley Rice, her son.
Amonw those present were Rev. w.
w. Hicks and wife and Mr.. w. u.
Twocdy Of Hot Springs, Va. The
affair took place January l, 1919,
Now Years Day.
Mr.. Anthony Shaw, of LOG Third
Avenue, N. W., who has been quite
i'll, is somewhat improved at this
writing his many friends will be
pleased to see him as soon as his
health allows.
Mrs. Mamie Stanleld Jones, Of
SAT Lcnore Street. Pittsburgh, Pa,
who arrived in thC city tuesday, DC
comber q, ~ visiting parents, Mr.
Isaac and Mrs. eliza Stantleld, OF
66 Chestnut Street, NJ w. and her
uncle, Mr.. Thomas Madison Stantield
and many Of her relatives and friends
OF the city OF Roanoke. She left for
homo Thursday, returning by way Of
tho west and will stop over in Column
bus, Ohio and visit her brother, Mr..
Joseph Stanlicld, $40 N. Champion
Avenue.
Mrs. Mamie Stanncld Jones and
Mrs. Helen Barlow and her son,
Master Clcmon and her brother, Mr..
ERNEST Stanlield took lunch with
their uncle and aunt, Mr.. M. aud
Mrs Catherine Stantield, Monday
evening, January 6, at 1873 Wells
Alley, N. w.
Rev. George G. Taylor delivered
two strong sermons Sunday morning
and night. There was large aud
ience in attendance in the morning.
Ono member was added to the Church
The pastors subject in the morning
was, Goods Relationship TO Man.
Quite a number communcd. At night
he delivered another strong discourse
on the subject, "Man's Relationship
to God" 4 very fine picture was
portrayed in the sermons. Indeed
all could easily see the great truths
portrayed by the Doctor.
TO John Wesley A. NJ e. Church
Pittsburgh, Pa. The official board
Of the A. NJ. u. Church at Roanoke,
highly commcnds Sister Clara Wade
to any Christian Church. Mono need
to feel ashamed Of her. We regret
very much to lose Sister Wade from
our midst A noble. Christian won
an has left us to cast her lot with
the people of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Rev. William Moore, OF Ninth
Alabama. spent ten days at tho pa
in West Virginia Monday, stating the
work IS progressive since the reopen
ing after the great epidcmic-thc
Spanish INfluen2a-has abatcd
Mr. William Penn, Of Town Creek
Alabama spent days days at the pa
latial home Of Mr.. Green Penn, 40
Third Avenue. N. w. He is the elder
and only living brother OF Sir Green
Penn Of Roanoke. Mr.. William
Penn was delightcd with the scenery
OF our Maric City. between tho Blue
Ridge and the lofty Allegheny noun
tains and tho water Of tho famous
Crystal Springs.
Don't FORGET The Planet and
Pastors and Pills. They Soothe your
pains and cure your ills. The ladies
OF both races declare they will try
'em and be convinced. They can be
found at 1873 Wells Alley, N. w. all
through 1919, at the home Of the
Planet Agent, at all hours.
Mrs. Jane Johnson Traynham had
lunch with her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Madison Stanfcld, January 7.
Rev. DR.. J. Douglass Herhcn, the
Evangelist is in the city this week
1T ;e,h
N. w.
Mr. and Mrs. George Akcrs have
returned to the city after spending
Christmas and tho holidays at Ivan
hoe, Va. They were tho guest Of
Mrs. Akcrs' father.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. White OF 1913
Seventh Avenue, N. w. entertained
at dinner, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G.
Digger and Mrs. Mary e. Penn last
Sunday.
A surprise birthday party was