Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-09-18
ROANOKE NEWS

n, w. left Saturday for New YORK
CITY. They will visit the s's'er VI
AIR Armstrong, Mrs. Ncttie MING,
of Pittsburgh, Pa. Returning 'nos
viii visit Washington, ID. .. anu
baltimore. They attended the D.
NJ. G. while in New YORK. sam,
Mig Gertrude Hatcher ana hltie
son IS homo again after several "echS
vacation. they look much mpro'eo'
Nrs IJatchcr's mother returned Win
bcr and spent Il few hours III inc e''s
.nnd left on the midnight tram.
Tho Helping Hand Circle Oh ho"1
oke met at the home OF Mrs C"'n
orine StanGeld, where the LADIES Hi"
:, very enjoyable tfme in sociai way
,stor ,he routine of business. cream
and cake were served. o. 49,.
Mrs. ]. C. Rivans, 132 Flith AVe,
me, N. w. visited her frienas anu
relatives in Pittsburgh and Phlaoei'
phia this week. ;s,o,
Mrs. Hannah Rivans, OF DaV1ueon
College, N. c. is the guest OF her SUI
Mr.. w. w. Rivans, OF 35l Mill
Avenue. N, w. He Is also the guee'
OF Mr.. ]. G. Rivans.
rev. George Ferguson OF Peh1isyi-.
wanna, who has been visiting his
1,rothers. Mr.. Dewitt Ferguson OF
with Avenue, N. w. and Mr.. Arcner
Ferguson of Red Plains, Franklin w.
Va was present ut the SERVICES ot
MI zion A. M. e. Church Expressed
himself as being highly pleased Win
the outlook Of tho Church.
Rev. James S. Hatcher. Is. ~.
Delivered two very strong, helpful
.nd instructive sermons to the people
of Mt. Zion Sunday morning anu
nipbt. Tho service was very rich AT
night. .,;,,. ,;.
Rey. Hatcher will leave to vlsrt his
mother In Alabama. He expects 10
take leave from his work to WISH
Georgia and Alabama, tho home OF
his boyhood days, where he Will spend
. fow DAYS vacation. Rev. Hatcher
uuruoses to bring his motner u
Roonoke to spend some time with him
in tho mountains of Virginia.
Miss Ruth Hawkins, 1872 Elghtp
Avenue. N. w. arrived home Thurs'
dav night from Washington with her
unclo. She spent three weeks III new
York City. w
Mrs. Virginia Flippins, Sol Har.
r;son Avenue, N. w. will leave Frl
dov tho 18th for Wilbcrforce, ONO
IN accompany her daughter, MISS
Inl;zabcth Elaine Flippins to that III
stitution.
Mrs. Fannie Williams Of Raleigh
N. G. Is in the city visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Johnson, iIo
Norfolk Avenue, S. w. and VIII
snend two weeks here. Mrs. John-
son and two children will return to
Raleigh with Mrs. Williams.
Mrs. Mary Rice, of COL Seventh
Avenue, N. 10. and her grandson
Wilbcrt Pate, left the city Sunday
noon for Camden, N. j. They had
quite a pleasant trip.
Mr.. w. II. Walker, who was re-
ported sick last Tuesday is much I'M
proved mt this writing. ,,
Mrs. Lula Galloway and son, or 2ff
Eighth Avenue, N. w. returned from
- very pheasant trip to Pittsburgh on
Labor Day. .o
Mr.. J. jP. Evans, 416 Fourth ave
me. N. w. returned from pleasant
trim to Columbus, Ohio.
Mrs, Martin and Mrs. Luna AT
rinrton, 1872 Sixth Avenue, N: w !.
returned from a pleasant trfp "
R,ltimorc and Washington. TheS
visited their sister. Mrs. Susie AIRING
ton, of Baltimore.
Mr. THOMAS Stantield, who was
taken seriously i'll at his occupation
nj tho passenger station is much I'LL
moved M his home, 636 Ninth Ave
nue. N. E. ..
The Sewing Circle of Mt. Iron "A
NJ u. Church met last Friday even
ing ut the home OF Mrs. Mags.c
Dchaven of sos Seventh Avenue N
w After routine business very
nice repast was served as follows:
potato salad, chicken salad, ice cream
and cake.
Mrs. Sarah Watkins, 21S Sixth
Avenue, N. e. and her daughter, Miss
Beatrice Watkins will leave for wal
berforce, OHIO, where Mss Watkins
will enter WilberfOrce College.
Sir Lash, 237 Madison Avenue, N.
e., Chancellor Commander Of Rohn-
oke Lodge, No. 81, knights or Pyln'
las, left the city for visit to ms
daughter at Ashevillc, N. g.
Do you want job or service place!
If so, call and see Madame Rosa
Sewers, 1853 High Street. Phone'
2947-J.
Mr.. Jefferson, of Lynchburg Ave
nue. was in Albertha, w. Va. last
Sunday visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs M. A. Wilson Of Washington
d. c.. is visiting her brother and sis
tcr-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. John Alex
ander, GOT 7th Avenue N. w,
Mrs. Annie e. Brown, 81 Fulton
Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. is the guest
of her sisters. Mrs. Berta Croson and
Mrs. Susie Farley and Mrs. Ida
Bonds, Of Ninth Avenue, N. E.
Mrs. Mary Hates and brother, Mr..
James Farley, Of Eighth Avenue. N.
T.. entertained at reception from
six until ten o'clock in honor Of Mrs.
Annie Il. Brown, of Pittsburgh.
Mrs. NJ. T.. Smith, Of Newark, n.
J. who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Jennie Hendricks, AIS Fourth
Avenue, n. w. the past month re-
turned this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Swift are
spending ten days in New York