Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-07-10
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ROANOKE, VA. July 5.-Thc
Colorcd Band of Roanoke wishes to
announce the. opening of a "Namc
Contest. The object Of this contest
is to secure an appropriate name for
the band. The chances are selling
FOR twenty-five (25) cents each. A
prize Of five (S3 900 dollars in gold
is offered for the best suggestion. See
their agents in any section of the city
and purchase chance. Help the
boys make this contest a success. The
boys are ANXIOUS for a good appro-
pirate name and they are also in
need of funds to rcplcnish the treas
ury. Let us all show our appreciation
Of this organization by rallying to
their support.
Mrs. Margaret Bristol Of 7O2 Nor
folk Avenue, s. w. visited friends
III Pulaski during last week.
Miss Nora Woody's Beauty Parlor
ll5 Ia Henry Street, is one Of the
cosH places in the city whore you can
feel assured YOU will get first-class
service in the adornmcnt Of your hair.
Miss Woody is thoroughly qualified to
give YOU perfect satisfaction along
the line Of her work. Call and see
her and be convinced that she is as
good as the best after five years
experience.
Tho $25. 600 Rally will close Sunday
night. July | /, at which time we hope
for browning success. All minis
1ers of the city aud their people are
assisting DR.. Hatcher and his people
A great Improvement in shoe re-
pairing. | am still at 20i Park St.
how, nv, In
as other places. I will also do work
us cheap rs possible. Noted for good
workmanship and service. This is
the place. Try him. Thirty years
OF experience. Phone 1893. p.
Miller, proprietor.
ST. Thomas G. Curtis of 2fS
Seventh Avenue, r. w, who attend
ed the Pythian Grand Lodge reports
having had quito delightful time.
He took tho khoraSsan Degree out
of Which he had lots OF fun.
The Stork visited the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar a.. and Clara Stan
field, Sunday morning, July 4, about
'9:30 o'clock ana left them II boun-
cling baby boy Mother and baby are
getting along very nicely.
Miss Matte l.. Hackley, whom We
mentioned last week died Wednesday
morning. She was tho only daughter
OF tho late Thomas Hackley, who died
about II year ago. She leaves to
mourn their loss, a loving mother,
Mrs. Azalia Hackley, Mr.. Vernon
Hackley, JOHN Hackley, Of Chicago,
ILL.,, Mr.. David Hackley. recently
returned from Chicago and host of
friends. The funeral service was
held at the High Street Church. In
terment in the family plat Mt Hollins.
w. r. Hughes had charge of tho
burial.
Mr.. Frank Bradbarn. ST Chestnut
st. arrived in the city Saturday and
spent the Fourth at home. He loft
Tuesday for his work in Baltimore.
Mrs. A. jefferson Of Lynchburg
Avenue, N. ID spent the Fourth in
Washington. d. c. with her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Val
entine.
Mrs. SheIlie Jones and daughter, OF
Ape Moorman's Road, N. w. left the
city last Saturday for Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Simpson, 500
Center Avenne, NJ, w. spent the
Fourth in Winston-S Salem, N. c..
Mr.. and Mrs. James billiard and
the sister Of Mrs. billiard arrived in
the city Monday. July 5 from Mullins
w. Va. enroute to their home in
Martinsville, Va. for their vacation.
They stopped over with Mr.. and Mrs
M. Stanheld.
Rev. c. S. Morris. of'Boydton Bible
School and College delivered ono Of
the richest and most humorous lee
lures at Mt. Zion A. M. e. Church
Monday night at eight o'clock on the
three-fold subject. Courtship, Mar
riage and How to Live Together. He
held his aadieace spellbound and
when he had Gnished ali who heard
him were highly pleased and better
Informed. He was accorded a stand
ing invitation to visit Mt. Zion and
the people of Roanoke.
When in Roanoke eat at the
Franklin Cafe. see Henry Street, N.
w, where you eaa always get a COPY
of the many Negro newspapers at
Dugger's Stand.
Mr.. George Fseel AID Mr.. Kent
Farley are spending their vacation
in Washington. ID. G.. and Baltimore
Md. They will return on the 10th i.
Miss Marie Hughes was married to
Mr.. Robert Bailey en- the seth.
Mrs. Dixie n. Anderson. Of Meadow
View, Va. is the guest OF her sister,
Mrs. Charles Jones, of 1875 High st.
The Richmond Planet, the leading
paper Of the race for sound reading
matter and good reasoning Read
it's editorials il You disbelieve me and
compare with other journals Call
at 1913 Wells Alley, N. w. and get
a copy from the hustling agent,
Madison Stanfield. While there ask
about those wonderful Indian Herb
Pills for 1o1 Of your many ills. Just
the time to stop your chiIls-the
Summer season before tho Fall comes
on. Cleanse your system and you
will be less liable TO tako the ills.