Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-22
ROAR6)kE NEWS

ROANOKE, VA, January Is
Sunday III 'rn,ng Re-. James S. Hatch
or. d. ID. delivered one Of the most
holpful sermons during his pastoratc.
This subject was, Prayer. #s4
The weather here Is very cold. The
mountains tre white w tn snow and
very beautiful. Nv should your
papers be d l;vered ate, remember
how dango' Gus it is to walk On the,
hcs. Just subscribe and let the post
man de'ive" your naper. I'll take
your subcript:Un any time fir, m now
your subscription any me fir IN now
The Rev. James S. Hatcher b. D.,
left the city for Newark. N. j. to
assist Rev. e. Il. Kicks, formerly of
the r'rst Baptist Church hero. He
VIII be home TO III his pulpit Sunday
at Mt. Zion A. M. l.. Church.
Mr.. Abe LAVISH of Hart Avenue,
N. T.. Is much ind'sposcd and has
been for several weeks.
Mrs. Jane Galloway, 121 Lynch
burg Avenue, n. w. Is confined to
her bed this week.
Mrs. Bette Patterson. 1912 N. w.
Jefferson st. who has been quite indis
posed f'r the past ten days is much
improved.
Mr.. Isaac Stoniold. 6S Chestnut
hveNnc Ia much improved Mt this
writing. -.
Mrs. Ida Houston, OF Lynchbur8
Avenue has beon quito sick the past
two weeks. She Is much improved.
Mrs. Martha Galloway CT McDowail
Avenue departed this life Tuesday
morning after much suffering and
many months OF confinement, but
patient endurance. She trusted al
ways IN the Lord. She lost one OF
her daughters last summer, very
suddenly after being taken ta tho
hospital. This waa quite a strain
on one lwho was in feeble health.
~ Mrs. Leila Capers and Mrs. Lillie
Edwards w;sh to thank tho many
friends who assisted them 80 nicely
during tho sickness and death Of thoir
living mother, Mrs. Annie Hunter
0oodwell .i-'1 .s&n@,E4 q T. 54f,H
Mr. Ernest Anderson. Of .42bs Harris
On Avcnnc who hna hcen Nerya Ill for
three m.>nths is slightly better. = i
Miss Sarah Fostor continues very
Ill on Harrison Avenue. s.a4 yyzt..e,
, MIR George L.; Plttmon Is confined
to his homo on account OF, illnees. Ill,
Mrs. NJ. L. Pittmon. the wife, OF
G. l.. PLttmon la much improved -.
TaEY!llo High School ;i,rls defeated
tho Virginia Theological Seminary
and College Girls in q fast, snappy
game Of basket ball on the 14th IN
Danville by the Close score OF Is to IA
Rev. G. T.. Miller. corresponding
secretary Of the Virginia Baptist
State Convention preached, at Jerus
s,em Baptist Church In West Roanoke
Sunday night. Thoy had nne
meeting. Rev. Miller Is from Enst
Nadfcrd. Va. ,4.
Remember that NJ. Stanflcld will
furnish you with the plasters and pills
and now Is the time to remedy your
ills, NJ. Stanfleld the only hustling
ngent in the Getty or southwestern
Virginia who has made such n record
tho people say so ~ T've done what
could to make good !, l'H N ants
Rov. William Gilbert, Of Sweet
TN on Baptist Church will preach At
3 o'clock Sunday. at Mt. Zion A. M
e. Church Hear him, he has
message for you. -, ~. 4.sv y.t5I
In remembrance Of my dear moth
or. Mary Valentine Lane, who depart
ed this life SIX years ago. January
"a, 1915:
l..NI.f .Ekrttt. ~ .ff,'r y ~ y,NAE
Gone but not forgotten, but the
Lord knows best. Sleep on, dear
mother, and take your rest In that
mansion that God has prepared for
YOU EHon we will meet toipart no
more. !@@'GoH" = hr~ ,ss rs
Her devoted daughter,Et ,t'.F,.N
s." .,l - LOUISE SMITH 81
"...t ''! ln.;'- ~ 81 A&at bare
d. In sad. but loving remembrance Of
our dear mother. Mrs. Mary Street.
who died January 13. 1919: 41s@f
One year has fled and still We miss
her, ~
Friends may think tho wound Is
healed. s@ F
But little do they know tho sorrows
Within our hearts concealed. an
The blow was hard. the losa severe,
To part with her we owed 80 dear.
The trial was bitter but we'n not
complain, e..
We hone In Heaven to meet again.
Her Daughters. Miss F. Street,
Mesdames G. Rnyford, e. Phillips.
l.. Thacker and V. Bell.