Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-04-26

| acter or this noble woman, Wife,
mother, neighbor and friend to those
she came In touch with. She was a
| devout Christian, Il model wife,
pcaccnOle in life, n noble example for
young women, having reared four
daughters and two sons. The two
/ elder daughters are married and do
ing well. They were both present to
pay the last tribute to loving
mother.
Mr.. w. c. IKosc, Of $40 Peach
street. N. w. spent Easter Sunday
and Monday in Washington visiting
friends. Mr.. Rose returned this
morning much clated over his trip,
having enjoyed to tho utmost his stay
In the capital OF the United States.
Miss Sadie Rose Is still sick but
much improved at this writing and
wishes to use this method in thanking
the b. Y. p. U. and friends for a
lovely pot flower they gave her also
thanks to the girls and boys who
gave her n nice basket OF Easter
fruits.
Mrs. Duella Windsor Coursey, OF
Philadelphia, Pa. and Mrs. Essie
Windsor Tunstall, Of Plainfleld. N.
'NtShuSo lHc luHSTdl Ol lu0lT
mother, Mrs. Betsy Windsor.
Mr.. Charles l.. Thompson, Of
Winston Salem, N. G. and q former
Roanoker, is In the city.
Madam Nora Taylor's kindergarten
ut Mt. Zion A. NJ. e. Church Tuesday
night, goth inst. Don't fail to be
present.
20 ,.k1.
Avenue. died Friday morning, OF
Brights Disease. He was confined
to his home four days. He was the
mail transfercr between the station
and post Office for Uncle Sam.
Leave your order for The Pitts
burgh Courier and Freeman at sos
Sixth Avenue, N. w.
Miss Dorothy l.. Digger and Miss
Eunicc Cooper, OF Virginia Theolog-
1cal Seminary and College, of Lynch
burg, Va. spent Easter in tho city.
Mrs. j. l., Reid, Of WASHINGTON, d
c. spent Easter in tho city with her
better half, tho lawyer. This is her
first appearance in tho Magic City.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wright returned
from Now York City where sho at
tended tho bedside Of her sick son,
Rufus Williamson, who had been con-
fined in the hospital tho past six
weeks. He accompanied his mother
horne. We hope him speedy re-
cOvcry.
Rev. George c. Taylor and wife
spent Easter in this city. They will
leave the latter part of this week for
their new field Of labor at Frank
town, Va.
Mrs. Josephine McJcmscy returned
from New York City, where she at
tended the bedside OF her sick hus-
band, who is confined in tho hospital
with rheumatism for tho past six
weeks. He is confined in the Naval
Hospital.
DIR. DUDLEY'S AUTO STOLEN.
Within little moro than "a hours
aftcr they had been informed that a
Buick car belonging to DR.. u. r..
Dudley, the popular dentist, of. this
city, had been stolen, tho Roanoke
police were notified that the alleged
thief and the car were in custody at
Elizabeth, N. ]. Charles S. Wright,
n white man OF this city was the
guilty man.
The car was taken from the garage
or Turner and Jenning Motor Com
pany. J. J. O'Leary, acting chief OF
police of Elizabeth, N. J. filed tole-
gram to tho police here that Charles
Wright was under arrest and the car
III his possession. IIo had almost
reached Now York in little moro
tnan two days. He sure was going
some in two days.
Mr.. Jackson Sales, OF Columbus,
OHIO was visitor in the city this
week. lie was the guest OF his
mother, Mrs. Jennie Sales, of Har-
rison Avenue.
Rev. J. S. Hatcher is Mt. Zion A.
M. E. Church's new pastor. He was
the pastor OF John Brown Memorial,
or Norfolk, Va. for the past five years