Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
ouse, the same section OF tho coun-

House, the same section OF tho coun-
try.
Mrs. Tmashcr. Of Eighth Avenue,
n. w. hrS been much indispoScd
Rev. James S. Hatcher the re
appointed pastor Of Mt Zion A. NJ.
II. Church spoke to the people OF his
parish Sunday morning from Acts
ISL! The family of Brother Mon
roe Hale. Of Mt. Lebanon A. NJ f..
Church. his sons and daughters. cast
their lot with the people OF Mt Zion
A. Nj. E Church. This Christian
family came to Roanoke many years
ago and has been quite an Inspiration
to Sunday School and Church work
II NJ. IN n"d the CO immunity
Stanfi"ld the Planet hustler will
be pleased and delighted to handle
your subscriptions to The Richmond
Pl""c'. DOM forget he will furnish
YOU those wonderful Indian Herb
Tablets, which save YOU 50 very many
worries. pain and distress and save
you many hours of unrest. Try them
and be convinced that they are the
best 20 be used. 1873 Wells alley,
n. w.
Mrs. Leila Preston. Of Ninth Ave.
nue.. n. T.. died last Thursday. The
fu""ra' took place Sunday the 18TH
from til" Mt. ZION Baptist Church. of
which she was Il member. The Gu
'oSy was delivered by Rev. w. w
Hicks. pastor. lnterment in Wash
ingtnn Heights Cemetery. The po-
lit" funeral director G. c. Williams
had charge.
Brother G.. III. Howard, the delegate
elected at the district conference to
represent the Stewards Department
OF the a. M. II. Church in the Annual
Conference at Wythevillc made n
splendid report OF his stewardship,
narratinE in dctafl the work OF that
Conference. He spoke at the morn
ing service at Mt. Zion a. NJ C.
Church.
The entire race should feel proud
OF The record made by tho people OF
WEthcvtll" The Mayor in his well
com" address stated that only two
colorcd people had appeared before
us Honor iii two years. \ wonder
!n' r"c""2 for thc rnopl" Of .wv'hr-
vile. If all the Mayors OF old Viz
gtnia could say half as much how
much more uplifting it would be for
oUr race
Tho funeral Of Mrs. Smith who
1Cnart"d thie 1ifn Fridav took place
from the First Baptist Church Monday
evening u; 30. ROY. A. l.. James
delivered thn cu'ory in y most bcGt-
to-" nH1~nrr. - t. very nntural Far
th" worry destructive and wonderful
TEACHER a0d Christian minister. The
iutcrmcnt WAS in First BAPTIST Gem
ntp
Williams il charge.
NrT. R"chc' Riley Of Tenth Avcnuc
n w. who has been much indisposcd
for several weeks. Is still worry sick
at this writing.
Mr. William Holland, Of Seventh
Avenue. who has been sick for more
thaN twelve months is indisposcd yet
N". Robert Tolivcr. who hos b"cn
very much indisposcd for several
months is qu;tc indisposcd at this
time.
The Regent Whist club gave an
informal dance at True Rcformor
lla | Friday evening. tho 10th. Music
WIS furnished by Miss Moore and
Mr.. Clarke.
AIR. i. f. cooper continues i'll at
his home, 204 Wells Avenue y. w.
Mrs Dclmo Paige. who Ia; l".cn
:" |" @i'r for ia" past three or four
w""ls is .''ili confined to nnr hGr,r
Mrs. Amanda Hayden returned
from Norfolk, Va. after Il ten days
visit to Mrs j. Ntandolph
Mrs. Matte Staples. of Ills Park
ST., n. w. is ont after four mont hs
illness.
Mss Matte Taylor returned home
aitHG 4 six months SOjOurn in Nor
folk. Va.
Miss Florence Jordan entertained
The Shamrock Whist Club \ dandy
mcnu was served and all expressed
themselves. having spent Il pleasant
evening.
Get ii copy of the Negro newspapers
al 'o2 Honey St, N. w, from J. G
Duggcr.
Rev. ID. II. Powell, of 222 Sixth
Avenue. n. w, pastor Of Hill Street
baptist Church is very i'll at this
writing. His mother, Mrs. Charlotte
Powell, OF Baltimore, Nd has beer
with him. We are praying for his
recovery.
Mrs. Roscoe r. Banks left Saturtla,
with her three daughters for Il visit
OF few days at her mo- hers homo
in Lebanon. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Campbell. q
Fourth Avenue had a visit from the
Stork. who eft a fine bouncing boy
Mother and son are getting alont
nicely.
-~a ><zfp -o--