Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-12-11
ROANOKE NEWS

ROANOKE, VA. December Tho
bazaar at the now hospital for the
benefit Of the Burrell Memorial Hos.
pital will continue for tho week ond.
1t promises to- be quite week OF
success and enjoyment.
The President Of tho Methodist
Episcopal Church South spoke to tho
people Of Mt Zion A. NJ. E. Church
sunday night at eight O'clock from
this text. Bring all thy tHhcs unto
the storchousc and try me and L will
pour you out a blessing that you will
not have room to contain it. He dis
cussed the subject under four heads,
namely, Command. Test, Promise and
tho Results of Obedience to His Com
mand All who heard tho Bishop
we're highly informed on tho great
subject Of tithIng.
Mrs. Minnie War left Thursday
for Salisbury, N. c. to visit her
sister, Mrs. Carwell of that cty.
The revival service at Mt. Zion
Baptist Church, Of which Rev. w. w
Hicks is pastor had y wonderful sue
oess in the conversion OF souls durinE
the last two woeks. Rov. Brodio.
Of New York assisted and tho Lord
greatly honored tho word impaired
to tho people. Az a result, many
souls were saved to the Masters
Cause. The Rev. Brodto preached
his farewell SERMON last Friday night
and quite a largo attendance hoard
his parting message and will not soon
forgot it. Ho was presented quito
II nice sum whilo in the city.
Mr.. Gilman and wife, Mrs. Martha
Gillian, of Pittsburgh. arrived with
tho remains of their seven year old
son, Joseph ii. Gilham, who died there
Saturday morn ng Interment was
in First Baptist Cemetery Tuesday
morn 'ng. they are the daughter and
son in law OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Steward, 1d6 Ninth Avenue, N. W.
MIR. and Mrs. Gilman departed for
Pittsburgh Tuesday evening. 1t VIII
DO remembered their Oldest son died
in Boston Mass. about three weeks
ago and was brought here for inter
mcnt
Sir Knight Sonny Tanner, who Is
much indisposed at his home, LAG
Ninth Avenue. N. w. IS improving.
The little five months old son or
Mr.. and Mrs. Clara e. Stanfield has
been quite sick since Saturday ut
their home.
Mrs. AEcc Brandon, of Sixth Ave
nue., N. w. who was called to the
beds dc of her sister in Homestead,
Pa. has returned. Her sister under
won't very successful operation.
Mr. and Mrs. c.. l.. Penicks has
moved to Their country home, r. L.
ID. 4, Roanoke County, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Ashly HargraVes OF
North Carolina were in the city visit
r,f ri, ~
Mss rIthcl Williams. They report
having spent n very pleasant time.
Rev. james S. Hatcher. B. d.
delivered quite a forceful sermon at
Mt. Zion A. NJ. u. Church last Sum
day morning. The collection for tho
day was $1,000. Communion was
served.
The storlS visited the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Gray, 410 Fifth
Avenue, N. w. and left fine
bouncing boy.
Mrs. Lizzie Jones returned from
Bristol, Va. Tenn, where she was
the guest OF Mrs. o. r. Cloyd. She
also visited Meadow View, Va,
where she spent n few days with her
sister, Mrs. Dixie Anderson.
Hendricks, the tailor, is located at
2S High Street in the Garage Build
ing. He will be glad to serve his
old friends.
Mrs. Minnie and Miss Mary Clark
son are spending few days in Blue.
field. w. Va. Visiting relatives and
friends.
Franklin Cafe, where you will find
homc cooking, also all Negro news.
papers. 102 Henry Street, N. w.
Mrs. Myrtle Finncy, OF $40 Ninth
Avenue, N. w, just returned from
New Tazwell, Tenn. where she
attended the funeral Of her mother,
and also visited her brother at Harlan
Ky. She brought her father with
her. Mr.. c., B. Henderson will
res dc in Roanoke.
Don't forget the Community Cafe,
634 Peach Road, the idol of the com.
munity-wherc you can get a square
deal. The home Of good cooking.
Lunches CT all kinds. Sandwiches.
ice cream, cakes, pics and candies.
We also carry full Inc of choice
family groceries and country produce
w. II. Walker, Manager.
The National Religious Correspond
ence House, 437 Gainsboro Avenue,
N. W., lIdoanokc, Va. p. o. Box
943. TO Pastors. superintendent
and Teachers: The Commentaries OF
1921 have advanced in price to $210
each. We are able to supply you
with Pe!oubct's Select Notes, the
worlds greatest commentary on the
International Sunday School Lessons,
for 81 80 each. GIVE us your order
at onct for the most practical up to
date look, containing the Sunday
School Lesson for every Sunday in
the year.
In sad but loving remembrance OF
our devoted husband and father
Deacon George Saunders, who depart
cd this life December 7, 1919:
Gone but not forgotten
Beyond the day Of tender care,
Yet there's deep longing
To have our father near.
I'VE cannot help but miss him,