Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-25
Roanoke News

ROANOKE, VA, February 21.--
| Rev Hatcher was at his post Sunday
with helpful messages for his par
/ ishoners after two weeks absence.
Mrs. Gertrude Hatcher was called
to Norfolk to tho bedside Of her
mother. who underwent serious op-
| Grafton. She is getting along nicely
| at this writing.
M. Stanfield, the medicine man,
| invites those who suffer with La
| Grippe. Colds, etc. to try Salvasena,
a sure cure in one days time. VIII
| cost you just 800 per bottle. Try
it and be cured and convinced, then
help the other fellow by telling how
you got your cure from NJ. Stanheld
153,-all Roanoke knows me.
Mrs. Alice Brandon, of Sixth Ave-
| nue. returned from East Radford last
| Friday, where she was called to tho
| bedside Of her mother whom she re-
ports as being much improved.
A few friends were entertained at
| the home Of Mrs. David Mcdowell,
SO Lynchburg Avenue. S. e. in honor
| of Miss Mozcllo Anderson, OF Blue
| field, w. Va. the daughter OF Mr.. j.
a. Anderson. The AFFAIR took place
last Saturday evening.
Mr.. William Furgerson, OF High
| Street. who has boon sick for. long
while is still very feeble at his home.
Mr.. Il. A. Stantield and wife and
| baby, who were all taken critically
| Ill last week, are much improved.
| Mrs. Eliza Staniield, &C Chestnut
| Avenue, N. w. received the sad IN
telligencc Of the death OF her sister
! Mrs Katie Whimms, who died last
Friday morning in Trenton, N. j.
| Mrs. Dolly Daniels, of 215 Tenth
| Avenue, N. e., who has been sick for
about two months. Is still much IN
| disposed ut this writing.
| DR.. J. B. Clayton has been confined
| to his home several weeks under the
care OF DR.. J. II. Roberts. His pa
irons and friends hope for his speedy
| recovery.
! Mr.. Napoleon Burwell had an ac~
cidont in tho West End yard this
morning. a car door fell OH him.
Mr.. Walter Johnson, Of Jordan's
Alley is still sick.
| Miss Lucy Baker, OF Jordan's
Alley was taken very i'll last week.
She is improving.
Miss Stella Broadnax Of Seventh
public school, Is quite indisposed.
| Mrs. Bessie Ford, Of Sixth Ave-
nue. left last Saturday for Winsboro,
S. C. to spend two weeks with her
parents.
| Mr.. William Patterson, Of Park
Street died Monday night, February
lao. He had been In declining health
for q long period. His home was in
Blacksburg, Va.
Rev. James S. Hatcher, Is home
from Alabama, where he attended tho
Bishops Council. greeting old friends
at home and also visiting his par
ents.
i Mr.. Albert c.. Mccoy, of North
Fork, w. Va. was a visitor In the
city this week.
Mr.. Otha II. Grey Of Diamond Hill
N. e., who has been confined to his
home by Hines the past six weeks,
is improving nicely.
Mrs. Charlie Jones, Of 1875 High
Street is critically Ill. She has been
| sick for ten days and little improve
ment is noted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack NoWlin, Of GIT
Norman Road, N. w. lost their An
= FAINT boy. two months old, on the
: goth. They have our sympathy
II Mrs. Monroe Hale Of 702 Sixth
Avenue. N. W., who has been confined
to her home the past three weeks by
illness is better.
Don't fail to stop at 102 Henry
i Street, N. W., The Franklin Cafe
, and get a copy Of one Of the man!
Negro newspapers on sale every Sat
l nrday and Sunday.
S LITTLE WIL,LIEys LETTER.
After a long silence, here I COM
again. but there is nothing I know
OF worth telling you, except tell you
- about tho stag at the homo Of Lieut.
4 Thomas G.. Curtis, 218 Seventh Ave
! nue., N. w. last Friday night and
/ was some stag and surprise t
0 Lieut.. Curtis, given in his honor b,
f his wife, Mrs. Bessie Branch Curtis
a She had invited twenty or NOR
= friends to be present at their beauti
full home at nine p. M, and they al
responded and when Lieut.. Curt
" arrived home he found his hous
filled with friends, enjoying game
and music and tho good cigars an
cigarettes that the Madam had place
t. there for our use.
IS After merry greeting and NOR
v music and play. as tho hands on tn
:, dial pointed to eleven, everythin
was stilled and the cup was passed
III don't mean that any one passe