Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-03-12
ROANOKE NOTES


was present Sunday according to the
invitation of Rev. James s. Hatcher,
b. ID. and preached one Of tho most
fundamental sermons Sunday morning
Oh The Holy Communion His text
was First Corinthians 11:26. In the
most logical manner he reasoned and
explained this all important subject.
Tho Cffcrnfg for the day was $238.
The people had quite spiritual
treat at Mt. Zion, Salem and Ebe-
nezer A. NJ Il. Churches in having
tho Bishops presence Sunday, March
to deliver the Gospel message to
these congregations.
Mrs. Sarah Norman, 3i2 Sixth
Avenue. N. w left for Columbus, o.
last Wednesday to spend few weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Mary Ward.
Mrs. jennie Galloway, who has
been quite ndisposed at her home,
121 Lynchburg Avenue, N. w. has
been removed to tho new BurreM
Memorial Hospital, where she is
reported as getting on nicely.
Mr.. Burrcll Boone. of Fourth Ave-
nue., N. w. has been sick this week.
Rev. James S. Hatcher delivered
sermon on, The Apostles Creed and
It's Significance" Sunday night at Mt.
D'on A. NJ. L. Church. 1t was real
instructive.
Mr. Lewis Wright, Of Seventh
Avenue, N. w, who has been in
Washington Us home again.
Mr.. Isaac Stanfield and Mrs. M D..
Barlow, of &C Chestnut Avenue who
have been quite sick for several
weeks are both much improved
Mr.. Peter behring's OF Seventh
Avenue, who has been quite s elk for
several weeks, lis much improved.
Mr.. Sunny Tanner. spent some
weeks at tho Burkville Sanitar:um
and returns much improved by the
treatment.
Mrs. Phyllis King, Of Ninth Ave
nue., N. E who has been very sick, is
much improved.
Mr.. Hll, Of Tenth Avenue. N. w.
who has been quite sick, is very much
:mprovcd.
There was "a pew raay Sunday
afternoon by ladies' of Mt. Zion A =.
NJ. e. in the interest of Roy. J. J =.
Benjamin and Mrs. Halrc Is Trayn-
ham Benjamin, of Staunton, which
was very successful under Mrs Ger
trudc Hatcher, Mrs. Kate II. Boland
Mrs. Dorothy Summs, Mrs. Ella
bocklayer, Mrs. Jennie Hylton, Miss
stella BroadnaN and many others
Full report next week.
Mrs Gertrude Crockette, Bluefiold
w. Va. visited the CITY this wcel,
on business.
Mrs. Dlfan a. Bartcc. 226 FTth
Avenue, N. w. who has been criti.
caliy i'll. is much better.
Mr.. James Cosby lis out again after
few days sllness.
a grand revival rs in progress this
week. N.ve conversions on the first
night.
We learn with regret that Major
w, Is. IL. Crowell Was recently called
nome on account OF the death OF his
dear aunt. .s- ~ >a
Stanfic(d. the hustling agent wishes
to remind the pubic that he will he
delighted to have them hand IL Their
subscriptions. He further Informs
the people here and elsewhere of
tho wonderful remedies he is hand.
Ing, which have gwen untold relief
and SAT- siac:ion u thousands. Indian
Herbs, is n wonderful spring mcL!-
cine.
Street and Salem Avenue, who has
been very sick for several weeks is
much improved
DR.. j. II. P,nkard is home again
after months stay In Florida.
Blow yc the winds soft and low,
that you may know the place to go,
where prices are low--The Commun-
:ty Cafe and Grocery Stand, the place
to be served. We know how. GA
Peach Road, C. l.. Walker, propric-
tar; w. Henri Walker, manager.
LITTLE WILKES LETTER.
Among the great men born in the
month CT February, the Magic City
boasts Of one, Ding-It Hughes, who
came from the Old North State some
twenty odd years ago, got one drink
from the Dog Mouth and here he 's,
and the founder of the Hogs, to boot.
Just once year Ding-It. has a birth
day and for the FIRST time since the
beginning Of the Hogs and Their IA
nous elbow outs" Little Willie Was
absent. How sad but the boys
really had some time while I was
out in the State that gave to us our
good friend Willard, the Candy Man
tae the ladies call him---the great
State OF Tennessee.
This birthday party of the Hogs in
minor Of tho founder, Ding-It Hughes
was pulled. Did they m ss me? Well
l say they did, but 1t was an excuse
for them to do me honor though it
Was not my birthday, every few m n
utes sons good Hog twoul say, '.Uet's
have one for little Willie" But
what good was it to me? But 1T
served as an excuse, for like Elks,
they slipped to an absent brother.
This time the dinner was served
up In the Odd Fellows Hail and plates
fer seVenty-five and Mountain Soda
for twice that many. Oh, how
wish l had been there! Amen, for /
can show some speed when it comes
to that part of the program. Oh! it's
not a program, is it? No, it is a
menu I am talking about. Well, any
way that's where I shine and the
fount of Mountadn Soda, what was
the Menu? How do know when I
was in Tennessee.
NJ. y n