Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-22

ately shot and killed Ed Coleman,
while Ed was sitting in front of his
home on Peach Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Staples, OF
Troutvillc announce the marriage of
their daughter. Susie Viola to Mr..
William Grant Moore, formerly OF
Salem, Va, now Of Ennis. West Vir-
gina. The marriage was solcmnized
October %, 1919.
Eittle George Franklin. 1924 Tenth
Avenue, n. E. who has been sick for
several weeks is much improved at
this writing, under the care Of DR..
George E. Moore.
Mrs. Mary Green. of Bcuna Vista
was the guest of Rev. and Mrs p. G.
Gravcly Sunday, May t6 and wor-
shipped ut the First Baptist Church.
Mrs Mary Colt was also the guest
Of Rev. Gravely.
Miss Sarhronia Pittman Of Mt.
Zion \. NJ. Il. Church, who is teach
ing in public school at East Radford
was homo last Sabbath and attended
services during the day, accompanied
by her young lady friend.
Mr.. Robert Tolivcr. Of Seventh
Avenue, n. w. is reported much bet
ter at this writing.
Rev. William Holland is reported
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Farmer 145 Ninth
Avenue. N. w. spent Sunday at Pc
terbsurs. Va. visiting her sister, Mrs.
Rosa Hale. Her sister is improving.
Little Bcrnicc Howard, 302 Sow
ant, Avenue, n. W., who has been
very sick for week is improving.
Airs. l.. j. White, of IL Street,
who has been critically i'll during the
spring is Commissioning.
Rev. George p. Miller filed the
pulpit at Mt. Zion A. NJ. l.. Church
Sunday morning and night in the
absence Of Rev. Hatcher, who was
attending the General Conference at
ST. Louis, Mo. Rex. Miller took care
Of tho situation with messages that
were plain and forceful.
Rev w. r. Brown, OF Pittsburgh,
Pa. preached in three services at the
First Baptist Church. There was q
packed house, ut each service. He is
an cX-pastor Of First Baptist.
Rev Edward philpot of Now York
filed the pulpit at MI. Zion Baptist
Church Sunday. He preached three
times to the consolation and cdifica-
uon OF all. VINO attended.
Rcy. Caldwell, Of the NJ. -. Church
at Rocky Mount and Boon's Mill,
Franklin County is in The city this
week looking after the members of
his parish. lie will return home on
Thursday, after having visited tho
various members Of his flock.
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Mr.. C. r. Burks Of Wytheville, Va.
spent a few days in the city on busi-
ness last week.
The mother OF Mr.. w. r. Bannister
of Seventh Avenue is spending some
time visiting her son. Mrs. Bannis-
ter halls from Martinsvlllc, Va.
Remember, Madison Stanfiold is
still on the road with The Planet.
Plasters and Pills for your many ills.
Little Thomas Howard is with him.
Ne is the hustling boy of the town
on colorcd papers.
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The Rayford Brothers up-to-date
cleaners and pressers Of Roanoke will
in the near future be found at Joe
MitchelTs old stand on Park Street,
N. W., where you can have your
repairing done in the latest and neat
est style. They have had years of
experience in Pittsburgh and Roanoke
Call and see these young men.
The Stork visited the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Aaron Moore. Of 26 Twelfth
Street. S. w. and left bouncing baby
girl. Mother and baby are getting
along fine.
Mr.. James Gilmore, of Boston,
Mass, was a visitor in this city,
shaking hands with his many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Galloway OF
Detroit, Mich. are the guest Of her
father, Mr.. John Jones, 222 Fifth
Avenue.
You can always get copy of a
Negro newspaper at Dugger's Stand,
102 Henry Street. Meals at all
hours.
Mr.. Pleasant c. Price, Of Phila-
delphia, Pa. is the guest of his parents
On I.ynchburg Avenue, N. j..
Mrs. Julia Jamison, 100 eleventh
Street, S. w. died on the eighth and
was buried in Fairvicw Cemetery on
the 18th.
Prof. %. A. Long. of Christiansburg
Industrial Institute was a visitor in
the city this week.
Rev. r. j. Watson has returned to
the city after spending about five
weeks at his new field at ERshorn,
w. Va. where he has been i'm a series
Of meetings.
Harrison Avenue High School de.
feated the Doctors in good game of
baseball on the 14th inst. The score
was 8 to 7. The Doctors Of this
city presented a strong team and the
school boys had to work hard for the
victory. The High School battery
was Esgieston and Harper and Bah
ney and Downing served for the