Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-11-05
ROANOKE NEWS

the Masons All fraternal orders
are cordially invited to be present
on this grand occasion and encour-
age a noble work. Remember the
time and place.
The ingathering or tho harvest
services at Mt. Zion A. M. l.. Church
Sunday, October 30th were quite
impressive, when around the altar
the various products Of the fields
were presented to be given to those
mostly in need of the city and con-
gregation. Many heart was made
glad.
MI. Thomas Griggs and Mrs.
Lucy Y. Cook, Of G13 Norman Road
N w. were married here October
10, 1921. They are now located at
Mr.. Grigg's home, 312 Third Avenue
N. w. The community wishes them
q happy life.
Mrs. Saphronia Stokes of Pitts
burgh, Pa died Monday, October "a.
She made her home In Roanoke for
many years. Several years ago she
moved to Pittsburgh to live with her
daughter, Mrs. Matte Cook.
The revival began Wednesday at
Mt. Zion A. M. II. Church. ALI
Christians and unsayed men and
women are requested to attend these
services. Rev. James S. Hatcher,
B. D. is in a war against sin ana
Satan.
Mrs. Elizabeth Riley, 239 Eighth
Avenue, N. W., who has been quito
sick tho past two weeks is much
improved at this writing.
Mrs. William Peoples Of Alex, Ky
and Mrs. %. J. Peoples, her sister
in-law of Williamson, w. Va. were
here Thursday, October 27th. Mr..
G. J. Peoples was overcome by gas
on the 22nd and never recovered.
They had been married just three
months. He was buried at Max
Meadows, Va. They visited relatives
their respective homes. The de-
the Peoples family, 80 Fifth Avenue
N. E.
The Mohegian Tribe of Red Men,
No. gave a banquet ut the st.
Paul M. u. Church Tuesday night.
A very unique program was rendered
as follows: Remarks by Sachem,
Wright Bonds, Chief John Craig
head, Grand Deputy, Jack Gilmore;
solo, Mrs. Mildred Casey, D. Of P;
remarks, Mrs. Martha Edmonson, d.
OF p; Sycamore. c. w. Pendleton,
Great X. Of r., Mrs. M. p. Craig
head, d. OF p; Past Pooh, Mrs
Efio Canaday, d. of p; Great Inco-
honee u. S. A, c. B. Mattox; closing
remarks, Rev. Clair. COMMITTEES:
Messrs. G. w. Pendleton, chairman;
Shields Canaday, J. NJ. Martin.
The funeral services OF Sir Knight
r. w. Childs, who departed this life
Saturday morning following very
serious operation at the Burrell Me-
mortal Hospital took place from the
First Baptist Church, Of which he
was a very faithful member. The
Church loses q faithful member, the
Sabbath School and Bible Glass
strong advocate for the cause and
the real appreciation was shown on
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock when
n large audience assembled to do
honor to the memory Of this noblo
Christian character.
kilograms and letters of condol-
cnce from Rev. T.. T.. Kicks, former
pastor, regretting his inability to be
present and from Buena Vista were
read. His former pastor at Beuna
Vista was present and made very
betting remarks. The floral de-
signs were numerous and very
beautiful.
The following pastors assisted in
tho service by request OF the pastor
Rev. A. l.. James, Rev. j. J. Jefferson
Rev. ID. r. Powell. Rev. WI. w. Hicks
Rev. l.. l.. Downing, Rev. w. Thomp
son and REV. J. S. Hatcher, who
sang n beautiful solo. The obituary
was read by Deacon Nowlin and the
letters and kilograms by Prof. w. A.
Gilham
He leaves to mourn their loss.
two sisters, two half brothers,
niece and father. The membership
OF Roanoke Lodge, No. 81, Knights
Of Pythias was in full attendance,
making an appreciative showing for
the Order, though the weather was
very Indictment. The Rev. P. G.
Grayeley made the announcement on
the part Of the Lodge
II. w. Childs was born September
20, 1881. Rev. James used for a
text, For I am persuaded that he
Will keep that which I have COM
mitted unto him against that day"
lie showed how Brother Childs had
committed his life to the care of the
Master, who always careth for those
who commit their lives unto Him.
Mrs. Childs has the sympathy and
prayers OF the Pythian order and
the Courts of Calanthe and Churches
of the city in her sore bereavement.
The polite funeral director, C. c..
Williams had the remains in charge.
Interment in First Baptist Burial
Park with high honors.
Mrs. Gertrude Dehaden died on
Wednesday, October 10th after an
illness Of three months with dropsy.
The funeral took place Friday, tho
21st. Rev. w. w. Hicks delivered
the funeral eu1ogy. She was a mem
Der Of Coleman Banner Council, No.
27S, I. O. st. Luke. Interment was
in Midway Cemetery. She leaves to
mourn their loss, two sons, Samuel
and James Dehaden and Mrs. Ella
Dehaden, two brothers, Mr.. John
Muse Of Pocahontas, Va. and Mr..
Sherdoney Muse of Roanoke and q
host nf frionlr