Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-24
n|)l'8OXE: NEWS

making glad tho hearts OF the inmates
Of the home. Brother Isham Craig
and wife, Mrs. Julia Cooper, Mrs.
Finncy. Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Hol-
land. Mrs. Phyllis King, Mrs. billiard
Mrs. Armstcad. Mrs. Maggie Briggs
Of the Circle members were in the
band. These Circle members GER
tainly carry JOY and sunshine whcr-
ever they go. 1t is Il band OF
Christian men and women about n
great work In our town. There is
great good in this society. Tho visit
was made Tuesday night.
Mrs. Matte Staples has been sick
for three weeks with rheumatism
and LaGrippc. She is somewhat i'm
proved al her residence, 715 Eighth
Avcnuc. n. w.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mary w. Burks, Of
Ninth Avenue lost their little baby
girl. Alice BurkS, born September
-. 1919. She died January 9, age
three months and nine days. Mr..
and Mrs. BurkS wish to use this
method Of thanking their many
friends for the many acts Of kindness
and help during the illness and dis.
trcss in their family. They wish to
thank especially Mrs. Beverly, Mrs.
Carter, Mrs. Wooden and Braxton
Rev. A. lanes oficiatcd in the
onlogy, giving encouragement to the
parents and all present at the homo.
His text was from Job. The re-
mains were laid to rest in the First
Baptist Burial Grounds
Mrs. Oracle Price. of Jackson Ave
nue., N. W.. who has been i'm faflng
health for some time, is still con-
~l>l
Lizzie Edwards was called to her
bedside few days ago from Phila-
dclphia.
Mrs Elizabeth Riley, of Lowmoor,
Va. who was called to the bedside
OF her daughter, Mrs. Clara e. Stan
field 1873 Wells Alley, N. w, left
for Lowmoor, Va. Mrs. Riley left
much ndisposod, accompanied by
her sonin-law, Mr.. Edgar A. Stan
field.
Mrs. Clara 4. Stanfeld is able to
he out again.
Mrs. Catherine Stanncld is still
confined to her bed, suffering from
sever attack OF LaGrippo. She il
improving under care OF DR.. George
T.. Moor.
e, who has been very sick for
several weeks is reported improved
at this writing.
Mrs. Mary Barbour, of lis Fifth
Avenue, N. w. is still indsposed
Mrs. w. a. Powell, Of Fourth
Avenue, is still confined to her home.
Mrs. Thrashcr, OF Eighth Avenue.
n. w. is much indisposed at this
writing.
a few nights ago Mr.. S. A. Mar
chant, superintendent OF the South
ern Aid Society entertained several
gentlemen at Il Smoker" in honor
Of the Southern Aid Agents. a bunch
OF hustling young men, who, togcth-
or with his assistance, arc doing a
business which deserves and is re-
cciving the admiration of the com
munlty and home Office officials
Mrs. Annie Campbell. OF 200 Fifth
Avenue, N. w. is confined to her home
because OF Illness, also Mr.. William
Johnson, the groceryman On Gains
horo Avenue. who is suffering with
rheumatism.
DEATH OFF MRS. STREET.
Mrs. Mary Street. OF 21O Harrison
Avenue, died Tuesday after suffering
for over SIX months. She suffered
a stroke OF Paralysis. She was
faithful member OF First Baptist
Church. Her funeral was preached
by the pastor. Dr.. a. l.. James and
her remains were laid to rest In tho
Old Lick Cemetery. She left to
mourn their loss. Mrs. Joe Boil, Mrs.
Sherman Rayford Mrs. Emma Phil
lips and Miss Frances Street, daugh-
tiers and host of relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Mary Graham. who has been
residing in Columbus. Ohio returned
to Roanoke, where she will make
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. BLAME Brown. of
Kingwood, w. Va. who have been
the guest Of their Parents the past
fifteen days returned to their homo
Sunday after a very pleasant stay.
Mrs. Mary Burrough, OF 2O3 Sc
cond Street is confined to her homo
on account OF illness.
Mrs. Ethel Moore, OF 800 Ninth
Avenue, N. w. who has been con-
fined to her home the past ten DAYS
Mrs. Mamie Fit2simmons. Of Dam
willie, Va. returned home after sDcnd-
ing two weeks in this city visiting
her relatives. Mrs. T.. Moore and
others.
Mr.. Lcichburn Hale. of Columbus.
Ohio returned to the Ohio capitol
Sunday after a few days visiting In
this city.
Mr.. David IIackley, Of Chicago
Illinois, arrived in the city Thursday.
Ho has been living in Chicago the
past three years.
Miss Catherine Hill is out after
six weeks suffering with Pneumonia.
She resides at 70S Second Street,
N. II.
Harrison Avenue Basket Ball team
is rapidly rounding into shape and
would like to hear from some strong
team.