Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-04-19
SATURDAY. APRIL 10, 1919
ROANOKE NEWS

w. Va. ldSI OuHuuy "lcES nc uollV-
cred the memorial address to and for
Gate City Lodge, No. 33, 1. b. p. o.
e.
Major Crowoll, the Grand Lecturer
Of Southwestern Virginia for the
Knights OF Pythas will speak at
Martinsvillo, Easter Monday to tho
Knights of Pythias. Little Willie
can and will deliver the goods. Hear
him and profit thereby.
Mr.. l. p. Stanflcld will leave the
city about the latter part of this
week to make his home In Washing
ton, ID. c. He has sold his proper
ty at SAG Seventh Avenue, N. w
Mrs. Annie l.. Jackson is with Mr..
and Mrs. l. p. Stanncld helping
them to arrange for their departure.
Miss Sadie b. Rose, of $40 Peach
Street, N. w. has been quite sick
for several days. Under the care Of
DR.. J. b. Clayton she is somewhat
improved at this writing. She is the
elder daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fleming Rose and has been great
worker in the Juvenile department
OF the |. O. Of St. Luke, also Il
member Of the program committee
for the b. Y. p. u. Of tho Hill
Street Baptist Church. She wishes
to thank Mrs. Lucy Lodon for the
sweet bunch Of flowers sent her last
Monday afternoon.
Sergeant II. IIuckstcp, Of Washing
ton, d. G.. and Mrs. Rosa B. Johnson
or Roanoke were married April 3.
1919. He returned to his home at
Washington, ID. G. April 4. Mrs.
liuckstcp will remain here several
DAYS yet before going to join him
Mr.. John r. Edwards, of 431
l'ynchburg Avenue, N. w. has been
indisposed for several weeks but !
very much improved at this writing
Mr.. w. O. Davids, of 1853 Ninth
Avenue, N. W., who has been in for
three weeks with Influenza is out
again.
The ROY. ]. ID. Walker, of Coz
Eighth Avenue, N. w, preached
Sunday night at Calvary Baptist
Church, Salem, Va, using as text,
Ecclcsiastcs 12:11. All could re-
ccivc benefit and encouragement from
this helpful Scripture text.
Mr.. John II. Traynham, of 1927
South Street, Philadelphia, Pa ar
,iVoC IN the city Tuesday morning.
10 visit his aunt Mrs. Phyllis King,
OF ao6 Ninth Avenue, N. o. also his
nnclcS, Messrs. Joan u:;d Hrn amin
j. Traynhnm, bo.h OF Tenth A,orue
N. IL. lilo will spend one week
lie Will also visit his aunt, MIS-. Mar
tina Traynham, Ills Horny Street,
;. w. Mr.. Traynham IS engaged il
the mercantile business at the above
address, tho red front.
The home OF Mrs. Marguerite Fin
ney, $40 Eighth Avenue, N. e. was
tho scene Of delightful birth party
Monday evening, April 7, Refresh
ments OF the season were served
beautiful music was rendered by Mrs
James Swift. Quito n number of
her young friends enjoyed the lux
hrlcs OF the evening in high social
way.
Miss Lille Reid, of Charleston, w.
Va. is the guest Of Mrs. James
Mason, of Eighth Avenue, n. T..
The funeral services OF Miss Susie
Ragsdale OF Tenth Avenue, N. j. =,
VINO died at her homo Thursday,
April 10. at 2:10 p. NJ. took place
at the First Baptist Church, of which
she had been a faithful member for
three years. The culogy was dcliy-
cred by the Rev. Matthcs Dickerson.
VINO was filling an appointment at
the First Baptist Church. He was
equal to the task and most bcfittingly
spoke of the life and character of this
young Christian woman, who had
lived for the Master an exemplary
Christian life.
Mrs. Mary Rice, 500 Common
wealth Avenue, N. IG. was called to
ne bedside Of her sister, Mrs. Edio
RosScr, or Rnstburg, who died Sun
day night, April 13, after a lingering
illness Of twelve months or more.
Miss Gertrude A"durso1 OF Blue
field, w. Va will bn The guest Of
Mrs. Hattie L. Rire OF 500 Com
monwealth Avenue, n. ".
Go to Ambrosia Hair Parlor, E01
Commonwealth Avenue, N. IL, for
having your scalp thoroughly cleaned
and work guaranteed. Nothing ne
elected to improve the growth and
ulster of your hair. For ladies and
gents, girls and boys. Mrs. e. w .
Crockette.
j. e. Calling of Lincoln Univers-
ity, was the guest Of his mother
Mrs. Nora Buggs for five days. He
left Friday for New York City where
he will participate in great Athletic
meet as a 100 yard runner. Here
is where we are hoping that Roam.
oker make good.
The superintendent Of the High
Street Baptist Church Sunday School
gave his teachers a banquet in the
lecture room Tuesday night. Tho
affair was greatly enjoyed.
When in Roanoke eat at the Hamp
ton Cafe where you will be served by
day and night. Mr.. J. +. Cooper
is the manager and he will see thai
you are treated right.
Mr.. Irwin Terry, Jr. died last Fri
day morning after six weeks Of suf
fcring. He was buried Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. G. Tiffany Tolliver was called
to Washington, d. G.. where he was
officially appointed ono Of Roanoke:
welfare workers to colored people
Here is hope that much good may BIZ
realized.
Mrs. Hattie b. Digger IS mucl