Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-16
ROANOKE NOTES

ROANOKE. VA. April II Mrs
bertha Beverley, 416 Ninto Avenue,
N. w. wishU, to uso this method in
extending her heartfelt thanks to the
many friends who treated her so
nicely by sending her so many baskets
and walters OF nile fruits during her
six weeks illness. She also wishes
to thank especially the members Of
H,Tds Council Of St. Lukcs and the
Silver Leaf for their generous kind
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Agnew wish
to announce the marriage of their
daughter, Mary Elijah to MIR.
Howard Lighefoot of Pittsburgh, Pa.
March 80, 1921.
father, Rev. f. C. Patterson, d. ID.
and Hester l.. Patterson, who died
16 and II years ago. However long
bur lives may be, whatever JOY or
grief be, we shall still remember you.
Her sons. st:tcr and wife.
BY George Patterson.
MIR. J. w. Rayrord. 211 Park St
Expert tailoring. cleaning and press
ing. You will find splendid service
COUPLED with satisfaction. Call and
Is Il man Of long experience.
Sunday morning Rev. James S.
Hatcher, b d. preached to a full
audience out Of full heart, thank
ing God tirAt and the people for their
cncc year. He preached again at
night. III has done his best during
the year under the direction OF the
Jn1 ,f.,if L. IN
converted and saved $4,000 was
The funeral Of Mrs. Nancy Jenkins
4l6 Fourth Avenue, N. W., who
died April at 1925, took place
Tuesday at IL A. M, Rev. A. L.
Jamas oiiIciating. 1nterment was in
First Baptist Cemetery. She leaves
10 mourn their loss, one brother, J.
AZ. Evans, ono sister, Lettie Evans.
SIX nieces, two ncphews and host
If friends.
Mrs. Jennie Holland, of Sixth Ave
nue.. who departed this life April 10
were held Tuesday. Prayer was by
Rev J. j.. Jefferson. Rev. w. Z
Lee, the pastor used for 4 text Rev
Citations 3:5. She was As years Of
age and had been q member Of High
Street Baptist Church for 25 years.
She leaves to mourn hcr loss, o.
devoted and loving husband, an only
daughter and son In law and a host
OF relatives ana friends.
Floral designs were profuse and
beauttfuf. Tho remains were laid tn
rcst in Midway Cemetery. Funeral
Director Hughes was in charge.
Rev. j. e. Roebuck OF Wythevilio
delivered wonderful sermon last
Monday night Mt Mt. Zion A, NJ. e.
Church '~'
Mr.. Jcter Of 151 Wells Alley, N.
w. was struck In tho head with a
piece CT iron and seriously injured.
He was taken to Burial Memorial
Hospital whore he ia improving.
Major W.. B. r. CrowelI has
returned from :, Jacksonville Florida
and other cities South.
p. T.. Isaac Ever led Iii, delega
ton Monday. night for tho Virginia
, Annual Conference, Mrs. Gertrude
Hatcher WAS in tho party.
Remember You can got The Plact
at tho home OF the hustling agent
NJ. Stantield. 163 Wells Alley, N.
w. Your plasters and pill, for your
aches and ills are. here for U.
Rev, Simon P. Triggs pastor First
Baptist Church Mt Graham, W. Va.
Was a visitor In the city thhs week
the guest OF uaev William Moore.
MT. w. -. Sc1le. OF Winston.
Salon. N. G. was in the city this
week on busines's.
Mrs. Jacob L, Reid and little
daughter Is the guest OF her relatives
iii Washington, u. G. for month.
Prot, George T. Varmadoo, the
son of chief warrior Of Southwest
Africa IS In the city. He Is repro
scnting the Carney mvement and
='n lcsent for the Negro World.