Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-02-21
ROANOKE NEWS

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mother died January 81. 1920. Her
name was Mary Jane Wigglesworth.
Any ono knowing OF the whereabouts
OF Miss Ieana Wigglesworth will
kindly notify her OF the death Of heT
mother and advise her to como to
protect whatever interest she may
have In her mothers estate. This
inquiry is made by the uncle OF
I.oana Wigglesworth, Shepherd Barks
of Tenth Street. Any Information
will be thankfully received.
Mrs. Xetta Henderson, 20< Sixth
Avenue, N. II. left tho city Thursday
morning via Winston-Halem for
Charlotte. N. G. to visit her old
home, mother and father. sisters and
brotherE and other relatives.
Mrs. Catherine Stanfleld ia soRdo-
what improved at this writing.
Mrs. Ollie Robertson, Of Wytheyille
Va. arrived in the city about ton
days ago to undergo hospital treat
ment, but finding the institution over
run, she could not get room. She
is awaiting the opportunity Of get
ting in later. She is stopping with
her sister at Alb Tenth Avenue, N.
w.
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MI Zion A. M e. Church at which
time Rev. James 8. Hatcher gave ono
of tho most helpful and enlfghteninG
talks on the founding Of tho Church
by Rev. Richard Allen, who struck
the blow for Christian manhood 160
years ago and laid down Che work for
succeeding generations to do. That
is to say, believe God our Maker.
Nathan the Church will fuot f.,1.
low tho example laid down by him,
great work will be accomplished.
Mrs. Catherine Angulo. the wife OF
Rev. Josie Angulo, OF Philadelphia,
Pa. was called home to the bedside
Of her mother. Mrs. Connie Colvin,
% Diamond Hill, who departed this
life December 8, 1919. Since that
time she had been In tho home OF
her parents. Her father, Mr.. George
Colvin, who has been sick for two
weeks or more is much improved.
Mrs. Angulo expects to return to
Philadelphia soon. .....
Rev. J. Douglass Herben made q
flying trip to the city last week to
soc his wife before leaving for Des
aMoines, Iowa for n months revival
campaign.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
james II. Hale who has been critically
i'll is reported much improved today.
Mrs. Lucy Joplin Is much better.
She is at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. -Shwatter, of 220 Sixth Avenue,
N. w. Mrs. Shwatter is improved
at this writing.
Mr.. Miles Oliver, Of Newark, N. J.
and Miss Nellye- 20S Fourth Avenue,
N. w. were quietly united in tho
bonds of holy matrimony, Monday
evening, February 9, at 7:30 o'clock,
by the Rev. w. e. Lee, pastor OF the
High Street Baptist Church, in the
parsonage. The pair will be seen by
their many friends and woll-wishers
at the above address. The commun-
ity wishes them success, health and
happiness throughout their natural
lives and the reward of the heavenly
blessing when their sun shall set on
the things of this world.
Mrs. Annie Shurman died here
Monday, February 16, 1920, after
brief illness.
Mrs. Sallie Harvey passed away
after short illness. She was 90
years of age and Il dcvout Christian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Wright, the
parents Of the Wright Brothers, Of
Roanoke were reported very sick last
week at Red Plains, Franklin CO.,
Va. They arc improving. Every
Wright In the city visited their home
last Sunday to comfort and be with
their parents.
Mrs. Louisa B. Trent is confined to
her home on account of illness
Miss Eunice Cooper, of Virginia
Theological Seminary and College,
and William Cooper, Of Union at
tended the funeral Of their grand
father, Mr.. John Cooper. who died
Saturday night, the 18th.
Rev. L. l.. Downing and wife left
for Philadelphia, Pa, where Mrs.
Downing will visit relatives and
friends. Rev. Downing will conduct
a ten days revival at Lincoln Uni
versity before his return.
Mrs. Maggie Preston died in
Charleston, w. Va, Thursday. Her
remains were laid to rest in this city
Sunday, the 18th.
Mrs. Malinda Leftwich, who fell
and broke both arms three weeks
ago is improving rapidly at Burrells
Memorial Hospital. She will be
ready to leave this week.
Mrs. Jenell White =. id Mrs. Carrie
James were discharged from the hos
pftal this week.
Mrs. Lillian Douglas and Miss
Clara Douglas and Defolia Mcdowell
Of Bluefleld, w. Va. were visitors in
the city this week, enroute to Clifton
Forge and Covington, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Holland and
children left for Columbus. Ohio on
the 18th where they will visit friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Nathaniel Moore Of 800 Ninth
Avenue, N. w. is out now after
short illness.
Mr.. Charlie Reynolds, brother Of
Mrs Fannie Coles died at Covington,
Va. On the 18th, after lingering
illness.
Mrs. Sallie Woods, Of Washington,
ID. G. died On the 18th after suffering
five days with Pneumonia. His
mother died one week ago, on tho
9Th Of, February.
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