Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-07-19
ROANOKE NEWS


delegation from Roanoke and South
west Virginia left Monday noon for
the seat of the Grand lodge, knights
Of Pythias and Grand Court, Order
of Calanthc, at Danville, Va, July
% IS.
Mr.. James Wright, 722 Gainsboro
Avenue, N. e. has been indisposed
but is much improved under care
of DIR. J. b. Clayton.
The Queen Rally. put on by Mrs.
Hatcher and the members Of Mt
Zion A. NJ. 10. Church will be held
at True Reformers Hall OH the 18th
Mrs. Katie Henderson and little
son OF Bristol, Tenn. arc visiting
Mrs. Henderson's niece. Mrs. Essic
Watkins, $50 Eighth Avenue, N. w.
Mr.. James Mccoy of Fifth Avenue
N. w. is in the fish business on
Gainsboro Avenue. The Mccoy
brothers also have wagon on the
streets. Patronizc them.
Mrs. Fannie Mimms, 525 Tenth
Avenue, n. Il. had for her honored
guest at her palatial home, Deacon
J. II. Lindsey and wife Of the First
Baptist Church, the Rev. Mrs. JET
fress, Mrs. Frank Mccoy, of Winston
Salem, N. c.. Mr.. Martin Ryncs and
Mrs. Bessie Ryncs, his wife.
In loving memory Of my sistcr-in-
law, Carrie Beverly, who died July
End, two years ago. Death came
suddenly and took her away, carried
her to that homo above, whore there
is only Joy and love.
BY her sister-in-law, Mrs. Bertha
Beverly, i16 Ninth Avenue, N. w.
Mrs. Bertha Beverly was real sick
Wpn1y from IN, l,,,t
is getting along nicely at this writ
ing.
At the Community Cafe, GA Peach
Road, corner OF Eighth Avenue you
will find The Planet on sale. Mrs.
Carrie l.. Walker, proprietor.
Msis Pearl Scales, secretary Of the
Roanoke Religious Supply Company
will leave for her homo at Blue
Creek, N. G. to spent three weeks.
RoV. j. S. Hatcher, Of Mt Zion
a. NJ. 70. Church left Tuesday morn
ing to be in Danvillc, Va. TO sing for
the Pythians at their Grand Session.
Flo IS some songster
District Deputy w. b. Il. Crowcll
and others left Monday night for the
Fythia" Sessian,
a coored branch of War Cnmp
Community Service has just been
authorized for Roanoke. Lorenzo
White, Of Winston-Salem, a trained
worker will be actively associated in
the movement with the Rev. l.. l..
Downing.
Mrs. Hattie Hundley left for Pitts
burg, Pa, where she will make her
home with her sisters for q while.
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. jackson,
son Of the late Daniel Jackson are
the guest of his aunt, Mrs. William
Bailey, 1872 Seventh Avenue, n. w.
He expects to open law Offices III
Omaha, Nebraska.
Mr.. j. NJ. Bannister returned from
Hermitage, Va, wher he spent a
most pleasant time with relatives and
friends
Mrs. V. V. Newman, of 142 Third
Avenue, N. w. returned from the
hospital at Charlottesville, Va, where
she was treated for her eyes. She
is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Elmira Cephas Brown and
son, Of Columbus, Ohio are the guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Cephas, on North Jefferson Street.
Prof. Fred Lawson returned from
cover the pond" this week. Also
Mr.. Berte Spencer and several other
Roanokers.
Mr.. Andrews, business manager of
the only colored daily, The Herald
of Baltimore, Nd. was in the city
this week. You can get a copy daily
at 600 Gainsboro Avenue, Coles and
Dugger Cafe.
A game of baseball was played
Monday at the Playground. The
Doctors defeated Wade's Giants, by
the score Of ga.
Private Carter Stevens Of the 10th
Calvary left for Chicago and Cali
fornia after spending a month with
his parents, at 211 Fifth Avenue.
Don't fail to eat at the Hampton
Cafe, 104 Henry Street, N. w. under
the management of J. f. Cooper.
Get copy of one Of the leading,
colored papers and the only daily
paper at Cole and Digger Cafe, COO
Gainsboro Avenue. Food, ice cream
and soft drinks.