Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-03


S cptoc on North jefferson street lie
met with ~ acaident in the Biddlc
md A. and ~ foot hall game whom
ho had his collar bone broken. lilo is
getting along fine.
Lot j. G. Digger or NJ. Stanficld
renew yopr subscription to The Plan
ct, journal and Gu de, Freeman aad
Pittsburg Courier.
Mr., Alfred Meadows Of sos Harri-
son Avenue is confined 10 his homo
on account of illness
Mr.. James Hall and baby daughter
stree is confined TO her homo on ac
count Of illness.
Mrs. Lucicl Thornton of $50 High
Street is confined to her home on q
cunt illness.
Mr.. George Gravcly. Jr., of PITS.
burgh is visiting i'll the city.
Mrs. Gold G Morgan who has been
visiting her very i'll sister II Christian
burg Va spent a day in the city
this week.
Mr.. Eugene Brown and Mr.. Rich.
ard Faulkner who are working at
South Boston, Va, are spending the
holidays in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs Johnson Woody and
daughter, Miss ANNE Young. return
cd to Roanoke, where they will re
side. They have been living in Colum
bus Ohio Cor the pas. five years.
Mr.. Silas lfo'mcs is patient at
the Nnrrclls Memorial Hospital lie
has been i'll for over six weeks.
Miss Ursula Brown who is a stu
dent Of Swift Memorial College Of
}togervillc, Tom, is spending the
holidays with her mother, Mrs. Hat
tic Il. Digger of sos Harrison Ave
nue., n. W
Misses Sallic Evans, Ernicc Cooper
Lcthia Moore, Doro hy Duggcr, of
the Va. Theological Seminary and
College of Lynchburg. Va, spent
Christmas in the city with thor par
cnts.
MIR. Luther Porter and Thomas c..
Jackson Of White Post, Va, spent
Sunday in the city.
Mr.. Nick Mosley and Thomas Car
ter of Madison, N. c.. attended tho
meeting Of the brotherhood Union in
this city this week.
Miss Hester Scott. Miss Waller,
Miss Henderson and Miss II. Bell of
Y. II. S. and c., of Lynchburg, Va,
arc spending the holidays in tho city
the guest OF their parents.
Miss Grace Miller Of Knoxville Col
lcge is spending the holidays in this
Ms. G. p. Miller on 7th Avenue N
w.
Mr.. George Nesbit OF Charleston
w Va, passed through the city ell
route to Durham, N. C. where he
spent Christmas with his relatives
1n loving memory of Helvestine w
Hendricks who died one year agt
December 2Sth, 1918.
Don't ask us do we miss him,
Oh, there is such Il vacant place,
Often We think we hear his footstep:
And long SO for his smiling face,
Every where we go we miss him.
Each day more and more,
But we all hope to meet him,
On that bright and happy shore
MIR. AND MRS BEVERLY HEN
BRICKS AND FAMILY.
Mt, Zion A. NJ. e. Church was
blessed with two converts during Tho
Christmas times. Rev. Hatcher did
not slacken his drive for souls aoI
his mid week Bible Class during the
holidays. The week before Christmas
he conducted revival services IN the
schools and los persons in the public
and high school accepted Jesus. In
addition to the many useful and hand
some gifts made to the members OF
his family by the members and friends
Of the church they were presenter
with a purse of SCI SO. Special gifts
were made to widows an dneedy OF
Mt. Zion. Be sure to observe Go-To
Church Sunday January 4th Rev
Hatcher will have special message
for you. Let your New Years ResOlu
lions include the mid week Bible class
and an increase in your weekly Offer
ing. Are you attending our Sunday
evening Talks on the Christian Life?
DR.. Hatcher in his characteristic way
is holding us spell bound in the quiet
talks of the Holy Ghost, so far We
have been made better by hearing the
following: what Kind of a Christ
ian Am 70" Who's Jnod;po Moo ,nd