Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-09
ROANOKE NOTES

: ROANOKE, VA. April 4 .--Rev.
James s. Hatcher. d. D. OF the A.
NJ. e. Church delivered the Gospel
message Sunday morning on Tho
Penalty Of Unbolipf." 1t was very
forceful. Sunday was tho last Com
munion service before the Annual
Conference convenes in Newport News
on Aprh II. Two young men and
one boy came forward and two &C
I copied the offered salvation. while
! one failed to accept it.
DR.. Hatcher preached Sunday night
ON tho awful destruction following
pharataic religion and selfish motives
j of goodness. large number com
muned and the collection for the day
was one hundred and fifty dollars.
A reception will be rendered tho
I delegation enoutc for the Virginia
Annual Conference by tho hospital
membership Of Mt. Zion a. NJ. l..
j Church, Monday night, April IL from
: to IL o'clock. Rev. Rowbuck OF
! Wythevllle will preach at 8 O'Clock.
! Hear this wonderful prclate. Tho
delegates and, ministers will leave on
the midnight train FOR Norfolk where
! the seat of the Virginia. Annual Con
4 ference OF the African Methodist
= Episcopal Church.
Mrs. Mary Stultz of Cherry Avenue
4 received intelligence Of the serious
81 illness of her husband Mr.. Charles
j Stultz in Jacksonville, Ma. Mr..
#Stone expects to accompany him
homoward Wednesday.
81 A splendid anniversary service was
! Hold at the High Street Baptist
i Church COMMUNICATING the pastorate
y of Rev. w. e. Loo during the Paat
q three years. Sunday morning Rev.
i Lee preached n wonderful discourse
ON "Reminiscences. Music rendered.
j by the High Street Choir. At $3.50
y p AZ. the anniversary sermon was
s preached by Rev. J. II. Robinson,
pastar of Jerm,aFem Baptist Church.
4 Music by the choir OF above named
8 Church. During his three years at
q High Street, the Church has raised
4 over $4,000. has Increased her mem
j berShip In Il very large degree: sys
Il tcmatized her work and organized
i her forces.
= At three o'clock Sunday. April 10,
u Rev. a. l.. james will deliver the
Il annual sermon to the Order of Elks
= at the First Baptist Church. The
= pubic Ia cordially invited.
Tho homo Of MIR. Andrew Dicker
4 son, 241 Tenth Avenue. N. e. was
I tho scene of much rejoicing Friday
Il night, March 25 when Mrs. Maria
Il Brown. sister OF Mr.. Dickerson
! returned to Roanoke from Huntington
w. Va. after an absence Of thirty
yeapa aud made herself acquainted
! with her brother. She was In com
pany with Mrs. Mary Howerton and
= little son. Mrs. Brown came to the
! city to see Dr.. J. n. Pipkard: Tho
home Of Mr.. md Mrs. c. J. Ncker
son was the scene OF immeasurablc
4 Joy and happiness whllo this distin
guished guest remained In the city.
4 Mrs. jamie Galloway who has Been
under treatment at Burrcll Mem oria
1 Hosp.tal Is much improved and OK
: poets to be out IN few days.
Mrs. Martha Wales, Of Eighth
Avenue, WAS reported very i'll Monday
but Is resting quietly now.
The Southwest Virginia Basket Ball
League met in this CITY NEanday
night April and awarded the
championship for the boys to Harris
on High of Roanoke and girls to
DanvEglc High who won and lost
/. The trophy cups Will BIO presented
to the respective teams on the 10Th
Of April ut Danville, Va.
Tho Progressive Printing Company
) at 435 GH,nsboro Avenue Is In posi-
tion TO care for all kinds Of Job work.
! Home Cooking at Franklin CSH
lO2 Henry Street, N. w. Soft dnihKs
launches ut NIL hours. Eat there
when hungry. ]. C. Duggcr is
! manager.
Mira. Mamie 3. Gregory left for
Mullins, w. Va. where she will be
] thu guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Abo
! Smith for short while.
Mrs. Della Tibbs Of 1O6 Filth Ave.
nue. has gone on trip vlaittAg
relatives and friends at Charlotte. N.
: * ., Atlanta. ga, Birmingham. Ala.
and indianapolis, Ind.
DR.. Bualocks of Danville, Va. aRi
Prot. Drewey Of Virginia Theological
4 samfnary and College of Lynchburg.
were in the city this week.
The stork visited the home OF Mrs.
Mary Stultz and left bouncing baby
Mother and baby are we'll.
We learn with deep regret OF tho
sesous illness of the Rev. r. X.
Jones, of Pittsburgh.
Mr.. Tshie Griggs Of Third Avenue
LIS ild1.po6ed at this writing. -
Mrs. Brooks, Of Eleventh street
and Salem Avenue who has been
j 1t,te i'll for ten days. bs improved.
Il MIR. Edward Ha.rston ia somewhat
Improved.
NJ. Stantieli will furnish you with
Planets and all the plasters and pills
Ter your aches and Ills.
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