Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-10-25

Now Castle, Pa; Mrs. Blockton, OF
Sewickley, Pa; Mrs. Wilkinson, Of
Buckingham County; Mrs. Agnes
Turner, Of COS Eighth Avenue. N.
e., Roanoke; Mrs. Wade, of Franklin
County, Va; brothers: Mr.. Moses
Wade, of Latchgallery, w. Va;
Messrs. Benny Wade, Joshua Wade,
William Wade and Alexandria Wade
Of Cleveland, Ohio.
Rev. White, Of Boon's Mill a. Nj.
Il. Church delivered the funeral
eulogy in very BETTING manner to
the occasion. Her favoritc hymn
was 7Sng, Jesus Lover Of My Soul"
The family wishes to thank the many
friends Of Cleveland, Ohio and here
at home for the sympathy shown in
their sore bereavement.
The Mt. Zion Baptist Church has
very good revival going on, where
there is splendid opportunity for
getting In tho way. There is plenty
Of room for any who will come and
accept the Saviour, for He is calling
men from all the walks OF life to
come to Judgment and they will
profit much to obey His loving voice
which says, Come unto mo, all We
ends Of the earth and be saved"
A grand revival is going on at the
High Street Baptist Church, begin
ming last Sunday, from which it is
hoped that many n wandcrer may
come homo and cease to roam. 1t
is further hoped that there may be
Il great gathering Of souls to the
Masters service before these services
close.
TO tho Public: Mrs. e. w. Crock
cit. SOL Commonwealth Avenue, N.
e. has returned from her trip in tho
South, where she had gone On bust
ness for the Ambrosia Toilet Com
pany. She certainly enjoyed a fine
stay in the Queen City. She hopes
to see 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
monwealth Avenue, N. e.
Mrs. Maggie Meade just returned
from n very pleasant trip to West
Virginia and Cincinnati, Ohio, where
she had quite delightful stay Of
three days.
Mrs. Meade aid a family reunic II
September %. Two sisters, Mrs.
Bessie Hancock, OF Lowmoor, Va.
Mrs. Blanche Martin, Of West Va.
and Mrs. Eliza Toler Mr.. E. l.. Cole
man, and Mr.. Wilson of Dublin, Va.
spent quite a pleasant time with many
friends of the city, Lynchburg, and
Buchanan, Va.
They had a beautiful spread, sweet
music, all kinds of vegetables, OK
tongue, chicken salad, oysters, fruits
Of various kinds, sherry punch, cakes
and assorted ice creams. The affair
was one Of pleasure. A baby sister
was present, whom Madam Meade
had not seen since she was six months
old-NIrs. Hancock, of Lowmoor.
There was much myrth and rejoicing
with the sisters who had been apart
so long. They returned to their
homes Thursday last with much re-
joicing.
Mt. Zion A. NJ. e. Church will have
a Cornerstone Laying Sunday, Octo-
Der &c, at 3 p. NJ, to which the
whole city is invited. Rev. Dr.
James, pastor OF tho First Baptist
Sunday morning DR.. Hatcher preach I'd
a powerful sermon on "Egoism,
When Dangerous and When Worth
While" At night he spoke on obi
vine Guidance" Our work is going
pipe organ daily.
We had SO people in Bible Glass
Friday night. This is the largest
n,>l
kind in the State. Rev. Hatcher will
deliver series of lectures On the
Devil" beginning the first Friday
night in November.
Mrs. Hatcher is having a great
time in Florida and Alabama. She
will probably visit Tuskegee and
Montgomery before returning.
All men Of the Church are asked
to bring 81 and ladies SO cents as
offering Sunday.
DR.. Hatcher visited the city schools
of Richmond last week and the
teachers and students were delighted
with his addresses and songs.
Mt. lions total Offering Sunday
was $71.18.
Mrs. A. M. and J. P. Griffin spent
the day with Mrs. Mary e. Hackley,
enroute from Fayetteville, N. G. to;
their home in Bluefield, w. Va.
Miss V. Clara Woody, Of Norfolk,
Va. is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Syl-
yester Anderson, $40 Fourth Avenue
N. w. Miss Woody Is one Of the
nurses in the Tidewater Hospital and
formerly of the Burrell Memorial
Hospital here.
Mrs. Hattie B. Digger and Mrs.
George Noe returned to the city after