Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-15
Roanoke News

bert johnson, will preside. Rev. |.
Dwor is Presiding Elder of this dis
trict. a large attendance is expected.
The Missionary Society Of Mt Zion
A. Nj. Il. Church met this afternoon.
Mrs. Gertrude Hatcher is president.
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Wells Alley, N. w.
Mr.. Thomas Curtis and a bunch
of Elks were in Lynchburg Monday
visiting the Elks of the Hill City.
The collection at MT. Zion Sunday.
April 9th was $128.33.
Mr.. Joe Baker, "a Jordan's Alley,
h fwho has been quite indisposed, Is
somewhat improved.
Mr.. r. B. Bailey is still improving
ut his residence, Fifth Ave-, N. Z.
The funeral services Of Mr.. lack
Dupee, Of Chesterfield County, who
departed this life March 31st, took
place at the home Of the deceased on
April 3rd. Rev. J. D. Walker, of
Eighth Avenue, N. w. OBLIGATED in
the eulogy. The remains were laid
to rest in the family plat on his own
homestead.
He leaves to mourn their loss,
eight children, and thirty-fve grand
children. He lived to pass the one
hundredth milestone. His sons are.
Kyle Dupee, $50 Seventh Avenue, N.
W.: Willie Dupee, Pittsburgh, Pa. ;
Amos Dupee, Boston, Mass; Samuel
Dupee, Philadelphia, Pa; daughters,
Mrs. Minnie Gill, Chesterfield, Va;
Miss Mary Dupee and Mrs. Neceanna
Jackson and Miss Emma Dupee, Of
Philadelphia, Pa; Miss Marie Dupee
n grand daughter OF $50 Seventh
Avenue, N. w.
Mrs. Alice Brandon, ZIG Harrison
Avenue, N. T.. returned home this
afternoon from South Radford, Va,
where she visited her parents. Her
mother has been ailing for several
months, but is improving. She left
her grandmother, Mrs. Emma Frank
lin, slightly indisposed.
Rev. James S. Hatcher preached
Mt Bethel A. NJ. e. Church, Salcnf
Va. Tuesday night, April 18th for
Rev. Harris and his people.
Mrs. Lillian a. Barteo, 225 Pat
ton Avenue, N. w. who has been
ilite i'll at her homo for several
'ccks was taken to Burrell Memoir
fol Ia @<S,,>
reported somewhat better.
!. j. l.. Woody, Of Eighth Ave-
nue. has been indisposed at his home
for three weeks.
Mr.. Charley Johnson, Of Eleventh
Avenue, who has been very sick for
|, several weeks is I'll at this writing.
Mr.. Davis, Of GIG Eleventh Ave
nue., who was hurt by his horse, Is
getting along nicely
Miss Minnie DeIIaven, OF st. Louis
1 Mo-, who visited her sissor, Miss
Maggie DeITaven, spent the week end
In Rocky Mount, the home OF her
childhood. She visited Mrs. Martha
Washington, her life long friend and
other relatives and acquaintance. She
returned to the city Monday.
Rev ]. S. Hatcher delivered tho
Gospei message to the members and
followers of his parish on the wnn-
derful subject. 'The Tragedy of tho
First Palm Sunday and tho Tears
OF Olivet in which he riveted some
fundamental truths in the minds Of
those who listened to his message.
Mr.. John Mintor. who was struck
on the head some ten days ago With
an axle, died Sunday. The funeral
services took place from the High
Street Church Tuesday evening ut
$3.50. Rev. W. r.. Lee oflciated in
the eulogy Mr.. Mintor had spent
several years in the service of tho
N. and w. He was a very consist.
ent young Christian and respected
by all who know him.
The people of color celebrated tho
nlnth or April in commcmoration Of
their emancipation from the bondage
of chattle slavery at South Radford,
MAJOR w. Is. f. Crowell, tho North
carolina orator and representative
or the N. G. Mutual Insurance Com
P""S' aouicSScu tne audlcnco on tho
occasion. Marked progress was shown
in half a century and many wondcr
what will be one hundred years to
come if we will trust our cause 10
the Great Giyer OF every good and
perfect gift
Mrs. Annie Mitchell Of Harrison
Avenue, N. w. who has been indis.
posed for several weeks, ia much
improved at this writing. -
Mrs. Emma Wright, who has been
quite sick is out again.
Mrs. Ella Stanton is yet at homo
with her mother.
Major w. B. r. Crowell left for
two weeks tour Of North and South