Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-07-03

ROANOKE NEWS

N. W., has been indisDosed for the
last three weeks.
Rev. William Holland OF Seventh
Avenue is getting on nicely.
Brother Toliver is Il little improved
this week.
In the Corporation Court A. l.. B :.
Robertson was awarded the verdict
against the Southern Aid Society for
Viii IS with interest from December
1919. The many friends of Mr..
Robertson feel very proud over the
successful vindication of his honor
through legal proceedings.
The Woman's Day Services at Mt.
Zion A. NJ. Il. Church was Il grand
feature. Mrs. Caldwell, one of Roam
oke's leading white ladies, addressed
the women Oh some OF the most i'm
Dortant subjects Of the present age,
showing conclusively the things most
needful to be done to bring about
better relationship between the white
and colored people of this country
Mrs. Hawkins preached great ser
mons morning and night.
Mrs. l.. j. Hurt passed through here
Wednesday enroute to Bluefield, w
Va. whore she visited her daughter,
MISS Elrie Hurt. She left Sunday
Tor Norfolk. She reports having had
very pleasant trip. She has sue
ccssiul business on foot at Norfolk
Mrs. Mehalia Banks visited Blue
field last week, and will leave about
July for New York City, where she
expects to remain until October. Mrs
Banks spent a short stay with her
mother and father, Sid Seventh st :,
N. w. She left for Norfolk Satur-
day noon, having had quito pleas
ant trip
Mr.. Samuel II. Hurt, whose en-
listment expires in a fey days, Will
return from Company r, Twenty
fourth Infantry, Columbus, N. NJ :,
having been in service here and
overseas about four years.
Rev. Charles S. Morris of Boydto,
Bible Institute will be with Rev
James S. Hatcher and his congrega
ton at Mt. Zion A. NJ. e. Church
Sunday July at which time all
church-going people OF Roanoke are
urgently requested to attend tho ser
vices at eleven, three and eight o'clock
and hear the Wonderful messages to
he delivered by this far-famed min
lister. This being mems day. men of
every walk of life are invited to como
the city of Roanoke to the spiritual
and fnancial uplift OF the people.
Mr.. Joseph Poindcxtcr and wife.
Mrs. Lizzie PoindeXter of North
Jefferson Street left the city Wedncs-
day for Pittsburg, where they will
visit friends during their ANNUAL
vacation. All wish them very
pleasant time.
Mrs. Mittie Potter, OF Pittsburgh,
Pa. visited hcr sisters aod brother,
Mr.. stephen Dchaven and Miss Mag
gic Dehavcn, sos Seventh Avenue
She also visited her two sisters of
Norfolk, Mrs. Crockcr and Mrs. So
phia Powell. Mrs. Potter and her
son, Master Herman Potter will leave
Saturday. July 3 for their home in
Pittsburgh.
4 great improvement in shoe re-
pairing. | am still at 20i Park ST.
and have put in machinery to do work
rs other places. l will also do work
as cheap as it can possibly be done,
compared with II. G.. l.. Noted for
good work and quick service This
is the place you may leave your work
giving us trial that you may be
thoroughly convinced. Phone 1899.
p. Miller. proprietor.
Tuesday evening, June 20, Queens
Rally for the Mt. Zion A. NJ. T..
$4,000 rally, under the management
of Mrs. Gertrude Hatcher was well
rendered and well attended at the
Assembly Hall. Tt was an interest
ing feature Of real high enjoyment
Definite reports of results next week
You have tried the rest, now try
the best, is our request, and be con-
WINGED Of our superior service. J.
w. and r. Y. Rayford. expert
cleaners and repairers of fifteen
years experience have taught us how
it is done. Phone 1876. r. V.
Rayford, president; ]. w. Rayford,
secretary and treasurer
Aubrey N. Jones OF 222 Fifth
Avenue, N. w. went before the State
Board Of Embalming June 8 and re-
ceived a license to practice in this
State. Mr. Jones is quite an aspir-
ing young man reared in the Magic
City.
Mrs. Albert r. Philpot return from
Ashevillc, N. c., where she spent
some time visiting friends. She re-
ports very pleasant trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Williams, 686
N. Palmer Street, Wooster, Ohio.
entertained at the Woodman Hall on
Tuesday night, June %, three of their
young friends, Miss Ellen Kelly,
Browning Home College, Lugoff, S.
C. and Mr.. Clarence Cea and Mr. =.
r. J. Borking Of Fisk University
Those present. Mr.. and Mrs. s. J I.
Saunders, Mr.. and Mrs. James Nc
Cracklen, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Follis,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Saunders Mr..
and Mrs. r. l.. Taliaferro, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel King, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hurbert Shelton, Mr.. and Mrs. W i.
M. Saunders, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Nuelon, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Tarply,
Mrs. William Neumen, Mr.. Robert
Evans, Mr.. Charles Morrison, Mr..
Richard Morrison, Jr. Mr.. and Mrs -.
Thomas Price. Mr.. Major Price, Mr..
Chester Saunders, Miss Annie M. .
Saunders. Messrs. Pearl Minor, w =.
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