Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-12
KOANOKE NEWS

NORNSPH V "A rSDTuATy g.
Mrs. Ezell White, of Lynchburg, Va.
S In the CITY vist.alg her cousin, Mrs
Bertha Beverly, AS Ninth Avenue,
Beverley has been sick for three
weeks. She is much improved at
4hs writing and hopes to DO out
aga II soon.
DR.. J. II. Pinkard, 1018-102O
Sa'em Avenue. S. w. left last Friday
for Florida, the land of flowers for
Il three weeks rest and rccuperat on.
All wish him very healthful and
prosperous trip. He is one man of
the race who needs rest.
Mr.. Isaac Stanheld is much I'm
proved at this writing.
Mrs jamie Galloway, 121 Lynch
burg Avenue IS improving after an
llness OF five weeks.
Mrs. Carrie l.. Walker, of Ninth
Avenue. N. e., s improving nicely.
She hope; to be at her place Of
bus ness, The Community Cafe.
The funeral Of tho late Charles
Patterson, 825 North Jefferson Street
took place from the residence Sunday
aftern on at $50 O'Clock. iRey. A.
l.. Jamds ofilciated and delivered a
very beiitting eulogy on the life aud
character of thu Jealous Christian
soldier. whose life proved to all who
knew him that he was faithful to
the trust. "A large gathering was
pre- 'ent to pay the last tribute of
respect TO THIS husband, father,
nrghbor, citizen and friend. He had
been faithful and cons'l tent mem
her Of the First Baptist Church. The
,sl
Rev. James s. Hatcher assisted.
The funeral ,er%I,ccs of the late
Mrs. Ida Barnes took place Monday,
10 A NJ. at the Mt. Zion Baptist
Church, of which ,she had lien q
faithful member for many years. She
was consistent Christian, lover
Of the Church, and Il devoted wife.
Mrs Barnes departed thi; life Friday
afternoon between five and six O clock
February S. The funeral eulogy
wa; del vered by Rev. w. w. II 'clis
the pas:or, ass stcd by Rev. w. NJ.
Moore and Rev. j J. JcffeH ,on. The
floral designs were profuse and very
beautiful. There wiz; quite a largo
cr,wd assembled to pay the last
tribute of re. nect. The remains were
intcrred IN M dway Bur'ai Park.
Mrs. Willie Swift sang solo at the
clo'c of the sermon.
She leaves to mourn their loss, a
lHng husband, Mr.. Mack Barnes.
one daughter, three sstelts, one
brother, Mr.. Charles Po.ndextor,
Mrs. Bertha Crosson, Mrs. Susie
Early and II sitter Of Pittsburgh, Pa.
who was present at the funeral. The
polite funeral director, Mr.. w. F.
lIughds had charge.
Mrs. Ethel Mcdowell. SO Lynch
burg Avenue. N. e. left for Colum
bus Ohio Monday to VISIT her aunt,
AIRS. Caroline Henderson.
Mrs. ,Ehin Price CT SIKH Avenue.
N. w who underwent an operation
at the. Roanoke Hdlptal here last
week died shortly after the operation
and the remains were shipped to
Bedford City for funeral and inter.
4 mcnt. Mrs. Pr.ce was admired by
all who knew her for her noble
Christian integrity. She was faith
full and loving Wife, She realized
the end was near before going under
the knife She leaves to mourn
their loss loving mother, q devoted
husband, relatives and host OF
If ends. A large host OF friends
OF Roanoke accompanied the remains
to their Nesting place amid the hills
she had played in ch,ldhood.
Mr., James Price wisha, to extend |
his heartfelt thanks TO the friends
who assisted him so nicely during
his sad hours OF grief and mourning
and the railroad men, his colaborers,
who accompanied him to Bedford. ,
Sunday was very high day in Mt. \
X'on. Rev. Jamds 8. Hatcher, the 4
pas or, delivered very rich discourse
On. The Efficacy of the Blood. Holy |
Communion was served in the morn \
ing. There were three acceSs!ons |
during the day. Rev. A. l.. James
preached n wonderful sermon ut three
P. NJ. A collect on OF SIS was laid
on the table.
Eat wholesome lunch or dinner
with Il. w. Coles and Madame and
you will come back again. Corner
of Sixth Avenue and GOnsboro..
The Sabbath School Union of Roam
oke. Salem, V,n.on and vicinity viii!
Nod ~ regular meeting with the l
First Baptist Sabbath School Sunday |
February 13 at $3.50 P. M. President
w f.. DAVIS requests THAT each
SCiioOl Stuu ASIc6ut'pH., "a
well prepared program will be rem /
dered by the First BaptN,. Sabbath
School. One Of the main features 4
e the program will be the rendition
Of some cho'ce reflections by the l
famous Eureka Quartet. The public
is invited to attend. w. E. Davis
is President and MSS George Ha r.
ton, Secretary.
10 Whom 1t May Concern: This
? to certify that the bonds Of matr
,mony attempted to be solemn'zed
between Emma Cunningham and the
undersigned have been decreed to be
void. No credit SHOULD be extended
to her n my name.
-Seaton A, Cunningham.
The Progressive Printing CO., 1875
'Gainsboro Avenue is now prepared
10 do al kinds Of job work promptly.
Eat at the Frankln Cafe, 102
Henry St. where You will find home
cooking and all of the leading Negro
neWSDaDers each week