Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-10-22
ROANOKE: NEWS

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ROANOKE VA. October IS. -
The Rev. Sincere recited at the Hill
Street Baptist Church Tuesday night
October s. The Rev. Sincoo preached
Sunday night on Old Agc' He
proved by tho Scriptures that II mon
would obey the avs Of health and
tho laws of nature and obey the
commandments that long life would
DO he inevitable.
Mr.. Charley Woodson of Sixth
Avenue Il cd here Monday night. He
had been in faitng health for several
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maggie Meade OF
Ninth Avenue, n. 10. motored to
Lowmoor Sunday morning, returning
at eight p. M. Thoy were accom-
panied by her sister who lhVeS III
Lowmoor.
Mrs. Nora Burgg OF Third Avenue
who underwent treatment in north
ern hospital, Is homo again feollns
much improved.
Mrs. violet Myers OF Gilmer Ave-
nue has been quite i'll for three weeks
but Is now much improved.
Rev. Sincoe, Shakesperlan reader
entertained the people of MT. Zion a.
M. r., Church Monday night.
Mr.. G. w. Cc.oman of R1verdaie
HaHfax County is in the city on
business. ,.
Mrs. 9. l.. Walker and cousin
Minnie Jones OF Detroit arrived safe
They were much pleased with Chelr
trip. n,.
Mr.. J. w. Rayford of I'll PARK
streat who has been sick for tho last
three weeks Is cut again and wishes
90 use this method in thanking the
Pyshians and, St. Lukes and many
friends who ministered to his COM
fort during his illness.
Mr. Aldean Brandon OF Sixth ave
uue returned from an extended Trip
e., ar Louis, Missouri where no
visited relatives and friends. he
stonpcd over Mt some Of the to"hs
along tho route and reports very
pleasant trip.
Quite an interesting revival IS III
nrogrcss at the First Baptist Church
where many sinners are Delns
brought into the light Of the liberty
found In accepting tho Lord Jesus
for thor personal Savior.
Mr.. q. r.. Johnson, brother "f
Mrs. Lucy J. Day, 500 Eighth AVo
nuo N. e. was called to her bedside,
Mrs Dav has been quite indisposea
for several weeks but is somewhat
improyed Mr.. Johnson resides IN
Cincinnati.
Mrs Ella Stanflold of &C Chestnut
Avenue left last Friday for Colum
hus Ohio to visit Mr.. ana MIS-
Joseph Stantlcld Of Champion Ave.
Mrs Gertrude Stanfio'd Of Tinker
Crock has been sick the past TWO
weeks, but is improving.
Sir r. w. Chitds Of rs Fifth Ave
nue. N. e. who has been SUFFERING
with stomach ai'ment was taken 10
nurre,l Memorial Hospital Monday
tho 10th for treatment. He is under
the care of DR.. j. b. Claytor:
At 115 ia Henry Street, the
beautiful hair dressing par!or, the
nronrictor. Miss Nora Woody win
front her patrons with electric shock
frco FOR ono month. Also viii trent
nny scalp trouble. Miss Woody
teaches tho Madam G. j. Walkers
treatment. There Is nothing aoout
art in which Miss Woody Is not
qualified to teach. Sho Is reafly
specialist Cal and SEQ her beaut'iul
par,or and you willy be convinced she
is prepared FOR tho work. fhoh"
Mrs Bessie Reynolds of wythevil'e
md her little daughter, Margaret
spent several days In tho city ana
returned Monday evening
Mrs. Annie Carter Of Now Haven
Connecticut who was called to Wythe
vile on account Of The death OF her
sister, Mrs Ollie Robertson stopped
over In the city with her sister MIS-.
Colvin and left for Connecticut at
midnight Thursday.
Mr.. w. II. Hughes. Charles
Poindexter T., X. Tate, Willie HOP.
kins and 5. J. Mccoy returned from
New York City where they motoreo
and witnessed the worlds series.
A charity ball, benefit BurreL.
Memorial Hospital will be given by
the citizens of Roanoke under the
AUSPICES Of the Leal Club at the CITY
Auditorium, October 27th. LocKiay'
era Jazz Orchestra Will furnish music
Lot everybody help make this worthy
cause a success. Admission 81 %.
Mr.. George Coleman OF South
BOSTON was a visitor In tho city TINS
week.
Eat at the Franklin Cafe when in
Roanoke where you will find nome
cooking, Meals at all hours at reas-
enable prices. 1902 Henry Street N.
w. Also all the lead61Ig Negro
newspapers each week.
Tho Helping Hand Home Society
hold its annual program and recep.
ton Tuesday, October II, Mt tho
home CT Mrs. M. P. Craighead, 4O7
Lynchburg Avenue, N. e. Promptly
at 8:15 the president. Mrs. G o.
Guthrie came forward and lifted
very unique collection Of ten dollars.
Following this the mistress Of cero-
monies came forward and the follow
ing program was rendered: 1nstru-
~ nntal nra,ndn Mics Ganrfria Fla ir.