Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-10-30
kOhROkE VIEWS

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Rutiin Sowors. 1874 High Street who
has been under treatment at Roanoke
Hosp tai il at home much improved.
A sad and uncailcdfor tragedy
occurred hero. in which Sir Knight
Chase Terry. of Roanoke Lodge. No.
81. X. OF p. was shot while at his
work IN tho West End Yard. He
WAS taken to Roanoke Hospital,
whore he dtod Sunday evening at 6
o'clock The funeral took place on
Wednesday afternoon at Mt. Zion
Baptist Church. of which he was q
member. He leaves to mourn Their
loss, Il loving mother. Il devoted wife
the knighthood OF Roanoke and
host of friends.
Mr.. Charles Harris, OF Ninth Ave
nue., n. e. I'cd Sunday II tsilt after
all illness OF several months. He
had scvcra. strokes OF paralysis. He
was a native OF South Boston, Va.
lie was an ODD Fellow and member
of the Mt. Iiou Baptist Church. He
leaves to mourn their loss. LOVING
wife, one son, Mr.. Andrew Harris.
The funeral took place Thursday
afternoon from the said Church.
Iaev. James S. Hatcher, Is. D..
left Monday night for the Minister al
Conference ut Norfolk.
Rev l. Ever, p. Il. of Roanoke
District held his third quarterly con-
ference Monday II ght, which showed
continued success for the Rev. James
s. Hatcher and the various organi-
cations Of Mt. Zion \. NJ . E. Church
both spiritually and iinanc ally. The
highest attainablc standard OF Christ
ian living is our motto and watch
word.
MIR. and Mrs. G. l.. pittman, of
PIP Seventh Avenue, N. e. announce
the engagement and approaching
marriage Of thC.T daughter, Magnol a
Il. to Mr.. Eugene Penn. Of Winston
Salem, n. G., the wedding to take
place III November.
The Natoua; Religious Cores
pondcncc House, formerly the Roam
okc Religious Supply House will
resume bus ness ON or about the 18th
Of November. under management Of
Mrs. Mary f.. Morton, at our new
homo. 49, GainShoro Road, n. w.
We viii be pleased to meet our
friends and former patrons at tho
above address.
Rev. William Moore spent Il few
days in the city tbs week after Il
very successful revival at Hardwood,
w. Va, where many accepted the
Lord and wcrc Soundly converted.
The Eov. Moore left Tuesday even
ing for Charleston, w. Va. where
he VIII pitch battle against s,n and
satan.
Mr.. Samuel Jennings, is reported
very eek
Mrs. Bertha Howard eft the city
last "Wednesday for Ashury Park. n.
j., visiting her sister and other rel
ativcs. accompanied by her two
younger children, Mary and Jackson.
Her husband, MIR. S. w. Howard
accompanied them rs far as Lynch
burg.
Mrs. Mamie e. Gregory has
moved to 500 Gainsboro Avenue,
where she will be pleased to serve
her customers in her line OF hair
dressing and beautifying the features.
Mrs. &c. |. Becker. at hor beauty
parlor, 81 Fourth Avenue, invites
your patronage. Convenient, comfort
able and coy service uncxcelled.
Mrs. Boston and husband Of Eighth
Avenue, N. w. returned last week
from Atlanta, Ga, where thoy spent
ten days vacation in their home
town. Mrs. Boston was taken quite
sick in Lynchhurg. 'She is better at
this writing.
Mr.. Thomas Stanneld, 636 Ninth
Avenue, N. e. who has been sick for
four weeks is able to resume his
duties.
Mr.. e. a. Stanticld who is taking
treatment at Johns Hopkins Hospital
reports great Improvement Tuesday to
his mother, wife and fam ly.
Rov. S. NJ. Became, of California
left last week for his field Of labor.
after attending the burial OF his
mother.
Rev. Hailng Of ST. Paul Memorial
NJ. E. Church, who has been much
indiSposed, IS able to be at his
post of duty.
Rev. Smith, the evangelist of
Wythcvillc spoke very cncouragingly
to the people of Mt. u ON Sunday
morning.
The Rev. |. Ever, p. e, Of the
Roanoke District preached two soul
stirring sermons Sunday morning
and night to the people of Roanoke.
Much help was rccc we'd by those who
awaited themselves OF this opportunity
of hearing this wonderful prelatc.
MIR. James o. Martin, brother of
Mrs. Jetta Martin, 232 Sixth Avenue
N. w. died In Columbus, o. on the
10Th and was buried at PrcStonyillc
N. G.
Mrs. Eliza Powell and daughter,
little Ceorgiana, of .Becklcy, w. Va.
passed through the city erroutc to
MartinSyillc, Va. to attend the bed
SIDE Of her IL sister. Mrs. Amy Bur
CESS. She was the guest Of her broth
or, Mr.. John Powell, 221 Sixth
Avenue, n. w.
Mrs. N. j. Robinson, of B'ueticld
and her daughter, Mrs. J. E. Clark
son VISITED Mrs. Mamie Clarkson,
cnrontc home from = V SIT to Newport
News.
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