Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-12-04
ROANOKE VIEWS

ROANOKE. VA. November 80. -
Miss Magge Dehaven, sos Seventh
Avenue N. W., who spent Thanks
& wing W hh Mrs. Martha Washington
reports having had quite a splendid
tr y while h Rocky Mount.
Remember the old Planet Hustler
who has been very faithful and has
tr6d to deliver your papers on tine,
will be highly pleased to have his
customers subscr be for The Planet
by the year and receive Their papers
through the mail. The del very IS
becoming burdcnsomc and this VIII
relieve the agent Of much work.
k,ldly cons der and think the matter
over by the first Of the year.
Rev. James S. Hatcher, B. d.
spoke to the people OF Mt. Zion A.
NJ. %. Church Sunday morning from
Revclat ions 1920, Behold / stand at
the door and knock. If any man
hear by voice and open the door,
VIII come IN to him and sup with
him and he with me- The Reverend
advanced some very wonderful
thoughts. One in particular was
that man held the door knoll to his
heart and Christ VIII not force en-
franco but II we will open first the
Moor, he will como and establ Sin His
Kingdom IN our hearts. The services
were quite helpful and inspiring to
all.
Master. Thomas and Edgar Howard
of 302 Seventh Avenue N. w. spent
Thanksg wing in Richmond with their
brother, Irwin Howard, who is a stu
dent ut Union University.
Mrs. Row q q C,holl 30 r ~, 81
burg, was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Woods, Of $40 Seventh Avenue
N. w, spending the holidays.
Mrs. Lou'a Rose, corner MEDIEVAL
Avenue and Peach Road has been
much md kposcd at her home for the
past four weeks. She is somewhat
improved at this writing.
Mrs. Edward M. Hairston. corner
Of Tenth Avenue and Fourth Street,
who has been sick for four weeks 4,
somewhat improved.
Mrs. Laura Fultz OF Tenth Avenue
mas been quite inlisposcd for ten days
but Is somewhat better.
Mrs. Laura jackson. 9OS Peach
Road S much improved.
Mrs. Ellen Rhodes, Of Diamond Hill
has been very Elk for the past two
weeks.
Mr.. Meade McCadcn is quite indis
posed on Third Avenue. N. w.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Anderson had his hand pain
III ly mashed. HIS fingers were
crushed in sausage grinder, from
VIII oh he suffered great agony.
Mr.. kylcs Dupey, OF kth Street,
N. W.. Is sick at his home
Mr.. Becker wishes to use this
method in thanking his many friends
and the public and the members OF
tho FTst Baptist Church for the man
ncr in which they ASSISTED him during,
the short illness. and death Of his
beloved wife, Mrs. e. l. Becker.
Miss Nora Woody's Beauty Parlor
LID la Henry Street is where You
ran obta polite service. Call and
see this qualified lady. Her work
and Ene are the latest. She is well
prepared to satisfy you.
Rayford and Grady, sol Park ST.,
the up to date steam cleaners. And
Of course Mr.. Grady will measure,
cut and tlt your clothes from head to
foot. Ladies' and gents. call and see
those polished workmcn before gong
elsewhere. They have had many
years of experience.
Mr.. G. r. Tol'vcr and DR.. e. d.
Downing returned from Washington
d. c., where they attended the Lin
coin Howard football game.
We wish to thank our many friends
and neighbors for ther kindness and
sympathy shown us during the be
rcavement caused by the loss Of our
husband and father Mr.. Alfred
Meadows, also for the beautiful floral
designs and the use of ther cars.
Mrs. Harriet Meadows and Family.
Don't forget The Planet Booster
and the hustler for Indian Herbs and
the DR.. ID. p. Ordway's Plasters and
DR.. Burkers' Wonderful Pulls for all
condit ons of the bladder and kidneys.
They are especially fine for lumbago.
a rial will convince the most skeptic
mind.
Mr.. RufTin Sewers, 1863 High Street
N. w who underwent very serious
operation about ten weeks ago, Is out
again, feeling much benefited from
the operation.