Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10
ROANOKE NEWS

Henderson, of zoe Sixth Avenue, N.
ii. is confined to her home with
inflammatory rheumatism.
Mrs. Mary Barber is much i'm.
proved at this writing.
Mr. S. II. Holmes, very strict
member of the High Street Baptist
Church died last Thursday at Bur
roll Memorial Hospital. after several
woeks illness. lIo was man Of
wonderful integrity and noble
Christian character. AS a citizen he
stood on tho top rounds and was
highly respected by all who knew
him.
Major w. b. Il. Crowen, Deputy
Grand Master Of Virginia Odd Eel
lows left tho city December 80 for
South Boston, Va. to dclivcA tho
Grafton at tho anniversary Of the
Odd Fellows Of Boston and Surround
ing county.
Mrs. Hattie Cooper Of 514 Ninth
Avenue. N. W., who has been quito
indisposed is much better.
Mrs. Nollio b. Pierce, of Detroit,
Mich. was in tho city during the
holidays with friends. She was
looking the picture of health.
Mrs. !. II. Withors and son James
OF 2S Atkins Avenue, Asbury, N. J.
spent Christmas with her sister, Mrs.
Bcrta Howard, 500 Seventh Avenue,
N. w.
Master Irving Howard of Union
University spent Christmas with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Howard
Mrs. Lizzie Harris and husband
were in the city during the holidays
visiting mother and father, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Hayden. of Seventh
Avenue, N. w.
MIR. G. ID. Joplin, OF Welch w -.
Va, formerly OF Roanoke, spent
the holidays at home with wife and
mother
Mr.. w. o. Stanficld, across Tinker
Creek, has been sick. He is much
improved under caro- OF DR.. George
-. Moore.
Mr., and Mrs. w. NJ. Newton and
Mis-. Martha Mintcr, mother of Mrs
newton and Miss Martha Bow,es
spent the Holidays in Washington
the guest OF her sister.
Mrs. Martha e. Brown was called
to Montcllo, Pa. where sbo 10 NJ.
tending the bedside of her brotbcr
Mr. Robert CCundrr
4 Mrs. Mary Moore Turner. of Wash
ington, d. C. Is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Clayton Webster on
Harrison Avenue, N. w.
Miss Louvinia Moore returned to
Washington. ID. c., after spending
tic pas; two montha In this cftv. the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. G.. Webster.
Mr.. Bert Spencer returned to tho
city from Henry County where he
attended tho bedside of his i'll father
Mr.. d. w. Harth, Jr. left for
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio, where he will
enter business with his brother.
Mrs. Eva G. Muse is visiting Mrs
l.. w. Gramer. Of Chicago, III.
Mr.. John Cobbs. brother of Mrs
Rodey Philpot died last Sunday and
was buried in Midway Cemetery.
Mr.. Cornelius c. Lawson, Of Pitts.
burgh. Pa. spent Christmas at Hol
Inns, his Old home. Hc is a son OF
ReY. Lawson.
Mr.. Garland Marbles returned
from Lexington, Ky, where he was
tho guest Of Mrs. Paul C. II. Smith.
He reports fine trip.
Mr. William Harper, 10 Fifth
Avenue, N. w. is confined to his
home suffering with pneumonia, the
second attack In two years.
Mrs. M. A. Powell, Of 80 Fourth
avenue, N. W, who has been con
hned to her home the past six weeks
is slightly better at this writing.
Mr.. Leon Miller OF the University
or pennsylvania. Mr.. Linwood Moss,
OF B1ddle and Mr.. Donald Redd spent
the Holidays In the city.
Mrs. Martha Edna Boland, wife
OF Mr.. Robert Boland visited her
mother, Mrs. Mary l.. jackson. of
doshen, N. Y, who was i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Clement.
269 Ohio Avenue. Columbus, Ohio
wore In the CITY recently visiting
her mother. Mrs Mary J. Jones, of
10 Lynchburg Avenue, N. u. and
other relatives. sisters and brother,
Mr. Johnnie Jones. OF Diamond Hill.
Miss Lou Esther Daye spent the
Holiday vacation at home with
mother, auntic and uncle Mr.. and
MRS. John T. Lindsey, OF Ninth Ave.
nue.. N. 70.
Mrs. j. A. J. Valentine. OF Wash.
mgton spent the Holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James 70.
Jefferson, II Lynchburg Avenue N.
e.
Mr.. and Mrs William A, Jefferson
passed through Roanoke enroute to
bedford City, Va. They spent a few
days with his parents. They were
accompanied by his brother, Mr..
Lewis Jefferson.
Miss Lula Is. Tanner. Of Pittsburg
Pa. a student at Mary, Potter Oxford
N. G. was guest Of Mrs. J. A. ;.
Valentine.
MT. Charles A. Jefferson, waiter
on Southern % and "a, was pain
fully hurt I'm wreck near Asheville
N. G. He Is at homo with his par
eats.
Mrs. Alice V. Jefferson has been
much indisposed.
S. @. McCalister, OF Peach Road
has reopencJ HIS old place OF bust.
ness. where he had originally done
successful business. He Claims he
expects to stay If the public will
sustain him by dropping in to ex-
anime his stock
Mrs. Carrie l.. Walker tho pro-
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