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

Ever preached two soul-stirring
sermons during the day, morning and
night. All who heard him were edi-
fed.
Madison Staniicld, tho agent forl
DR.. d. p. Ordway Plaster Company
I'd for the Great American Herb
Company, of Washington, and last
but not least, Tho Richmond Planet
the leading paper in the land. Lett
us read and be convinced it is the
best, because one of the greatest
minds Of the State of Virginia is be-
fore and behind The Planet, which
rotatos beyond the briny seas. Don't
forget the Indian Herb Pills and DR..
ID. =. Ordways Plastcrs. handled byl
Madison Stanfcld, 1853 Wells Alley,
N. w.
Mrs. Rachel Riley. of Tenth Ave
nuc. who has been sick is improved
at this writing.
Miss ElnOra Terrell left yesterday
evening to'visit relatives and friends
in Louisa County, Va. She will
spend several days in her old home.
The work on the A. M. E. Church
is progressing nicely. We hope to-
DO closed in by tho twentieth of
November.
To the Public: Mrs. e. w. Crock
EFT, Sol Commonwealth Avenue, N.
l.. has returned from her trip in the
South. where she had gone On bust
ness for tho Ambrosia Toilet Com.
pany. She certainly enjoyed fine
stay in the Queen City. She hopes
to SEQ all Of her customers at Am
brosia Hair Parlor, where they Will
be properly attended. Ladies' and
gentlemen, girls and boys, don't for
get the place and number, SOL Com
monwcalth Avenue, N. e.
Mrs. Emma Burks Is confined to
her home, 2O5 Ninth Avenue, N. E.
on account Of illness.
Miss Voolfolk, of West Virginia,
is tho guest of her aunt, Mrs. Annie
Thomas.
George Coleman, Jr. met with Il
very painful accident Monday while
playing at school. lie dislocated his
knec-cap. lie is resting nicely.
Mrs. Amanda Webster, mother Of
Mr.. Clayton Webster, died early
Monday morning, after lingering
| illness. She was about 70 years OF
age and lived with her son, Clayton,
at 24O Sixth Avenue, N. w.
Mrs. Elizabeth ID. Wright left on
| Thursday for Washington, d. c.,
where she will reside for n while.
Mrs. Louisa Watterson, Of 307
| Fourth Avenue, N. w. gave social
on the 18th for tho benefit Of the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church,
twenty-iifth anniversary at her home.
The affair was quite success and
neat sum was realized.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Cherokee Spurlocli
and Mr.. James G. Spurlock and Mr.
| William Jones, Misses Marion and
| Margie Spurlock, Of Fincastle, Va
| motored TO the city on business this
| week.
Mrs. Nettie S. Galloway returned
| from a ten days visit with her hus-
| band, Mr.. w. d. Galloway, Norfolk,
Va. They spent n few days at Bal
| timore. She spent n most delightful
| time.
Rev. J. ]. Mayo will preach at
! Good View, Va. Sunday afternoon,
at $50 p. M.
Mrs. p. NJ. Galloway, Of Omar, w.
Va. is the guest Of Thomas Tolver,
! here.
Mr.. Thomas ]. Roberts, OF Rich
mond, Va, travelling superintendent
OF southern Aid Society OF Virginia,
| INC. is in the city on business for
his company.
Mrs. Carrie Bannistor and little
Joe Adams, returned from Hot
Springs. Va, where they were tho
| guest of her sister, Mrs. Cora Adams.
Mrs. Albert II. Philpot, OF 321
Tenth Avenue, N. e. is much better
at this writing.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Cooper, Of 104
| Third Avenue, N. w. arc rejoicing
| 'vcr the arrival Of n fine boy. Moth
| CT and baby are getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fultz, Of Pitts
! burgh, Pa. were in the city to attend
| the burial OF Mrs. Julia Dawson, the
! mother OF Mrs. FultZ, who died III
| Central State Hospital.
| Prof. and Mrs. e. W. Dennis are
| rejoicing over the arrival of fine
bouncing boy.