Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-02-21
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Mrs Lucy Pougc, Of Covington, Va.
Mrs. Shaw of l07 Third Avenue.
n. w. lost her little three year old
daughter, Saturday. the litn when
death claimed her after an attack Of
Pneumonia. She was i'll about ten
days.
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scription for The Courier, Freeman,
Planet, Journal and Guide. Philadcl-
phia American. New York Guide.
The Grocer Temple Baptist Church
Of Elkhorn. w Va. has extended n
call to the Rev. r. J. Watson, of
Roanoke. Va Rev. Watson is at
present the pastor OF the First Baptist
Church. Of Catawba and rs succeeding
nicely. Rev. Watson Is q progressive
young divine and promises a great
preacher.
MIR. d. II. Pogue, Of Washington,
d. c. attended tho funeral Of his
mother, Mrs. Lucy Poguc. at Fin
castle. Va. Mr.. Pogue was mem-
Der Of Battery F, 349th Artillery.
Mrs. Mary b. Pom, Of 1928 Seventh
Avenue. N. W., b confined to her
homo Oh account OF Illness.
Harrison Avenue High School Bas-
ket Ball Five will play the Bluofleld
I. I. at Blueheld. Friday, the 10th.
This Is Roanoko's first game.
= Mr.. Samuel Browne. OF New York
City, son Of w. w. Browne was in
tho city this week shaking hands
with his many friends. He was born
In this city and recently Was dis
charged from tho army after "a
months service.
The Expert Shoe Repairing Shop
at 504 Gafnsboro Avenue, N. w,
where you can get your shoes re
paired while you wait. They guar
antee satisfaction. Brown and Hub
bard. Proprietors.
Mrs. Gertrude Golfer Jones body
was brought to this city Wednesday,
the 18th for burial. She died in
Springfield Mass. after one week Of
suffering with Pneumonia. She was
sister Of Mrs. Gum and Mrs Cur
It's. Of 207 Fifth Avenue.
DIR. II. A. Poguc, of Blueficld, w.
Va. was in tho city cnroutc to Fin
castle. where he attended the funeral
of his mother.
Mr.. John Traynham has been in
disposed for several weeks.
Mrs. Maggie Preston Harper, Of
Charleston, w. Va. died last week
and the remains were shipped hero
for interment and were buried Mon
day. February 16.
Well. Stanfield, Thomas Howard.
Hunt. Booker and II. Wilson will
get the Planets to your homes. Kind
~ encourage tho boys by dropping n
nickle. If you need the pills, tell
tho boys and they will tell the old
Agent
The Executive Board. Roanoke
Branch ~ a. 4. G.. p. mot on last
Thursday evening IN the Offices of
Lawyer Jacob l.. Reid In the Cosmo-
politan Building for the purpose of
fnstiilinE new life into the Roanoke
Branch. The meeting was we'll at
tended considering the large number
or sick among us and the members
were quite enthusiastic over the new
plans and ideas brought out by the
acting President. Lawyer Reid.
The Roanoke Branch has perfected
pans for an extensive membership
campaign in the very near future
as we wish to have Roanoke do its
snare III the National campaign which
is SET for 500 coo new members in
'''' N'pi ms I'll I'VE Lawyer Nclu,
acting President. wishes the members
OF Roanoke Branch and the public
IN general to know that the Executive
Board has secured the services of the
distinguished scholar and orator,
Dean Pickcns. formerly OF Morgan
college. Baltimore; but now connect
ed with the National Association in
the capacity OF Field Secretary.
inl- ;,,
speaker. He comes to us with some
thlns to say and can say it, We
hope to have all of the COlorcd peo-
PIE or our city and also OF the sur
rounding towns and villages to come
out on Sunday afternoon, March Il
and hear this great man of our race.
me place of meeting will be an
nounccd later from the various
Churches of the city and also by
posters and handbills which will be
distributed as soon rs they are Off
the press.
The Executive Board wishes all
members and friends Of the Roanoke
hranch \. y. \. G. p. to take active
part IN making this meeting worthy
or the effort which is being put
forth. Mr.. George Thornton. Mem
WI Siilp ctClclHIy Oh the Roanoke
Branch Is now in the field, former
members will please see him and re-
new your membership for 1920 and
friends DESTROYS Of connecting them
selves with this work Of the race
would do we'll to see Mr.. Thornton
and get in line
Monesscn. Pa, February 1.-Ro-
bert r. Condiff was born October 26,
1880 IN Bedford County, Va. He
came to the State Of Pennsylvania in
the year of 1895 and has resided in
this community for the last fifteen
years and has won a host Of friends
both i'll Homestead and Donora and
MoncSScn.
He leaves to mourn their loss.
three sisters, Mrs. M. l.. Brown, of
Roanoke, Va; Mrs. Pinkie e. Lynch,
Of Monossen, Pa. Mrs. Corina Rich
ardson, Of Eaton, Ohio and also three
brothers, Mr.. Ammon Price, Of Mo-
ncsscn, James Wesley and Samuel
Of