Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17
ROANOKE NEWS
ment in Midway Cemetery

ment in Midway Cemetery.
Mrs. Sydartha Dabney, Of 25G N .
Ohio Avenue has been visiting her
father aud sister. Mr.. Thomas Stan.
field and Mrs. G. CrOane.
w. b. T.. G.. and the delegation
for the Grand Lodge df Virginia,
Is. of p. and Courts of Calantho
will DO in waiting to join the East
ern Delegation for Bristol, Va. Tho
Cadets in full strength will meet you
on tho war path at Bristol. w. ID,
II. Crowell is a little disfigured but
still in tho ring. Look out, for he
will be on hand and a hard knot
from tho old tar state, too.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Wade wish to
announce tho marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Sarah Wade, Of
Boone's Mill, Va. to Mr.. Price
Walden, of Springwood, Va, ut
thoir homo. on tho morning of Juno
IL, 1922. at 1890 o'clock. Tho
ceremony was performed by Rev
Arthur Sivells. OF Princess Anne
County.
The Sabbath School Union Of
Roanoke. Salem, Vinton and vicinity
holds it's regular monthly meeting
with the Jerusalem Baptist Sunday
School, Sunday. Juno II, at P. NJ.
A special program has been arranged
for this occasion. Each school is
requested to sond a large represen-
tation.
Miss Georgia Hairston, Secy.
Tho Young Mons Christian Asso-
citation Club Of tho city Of Roanoke
held its regular weekly meeting Mt
It's headQuarters, 105 High Street,
N. w. last Sunday evening. Mt flve
o'clock. The meeting was largely
attended. The President, Mr.. w. T..
Davis expressed himself as being
much pleased with the present pro-
gress.
After dovotionals had been con-
Quoted and other matters Of i'm
portance disposed Of we then list
ened to most eloquent address de-
liyered by Mr.. A. f. Brooks, ono
Of Roanoke's most prominent bust
ness men. His subject was. "Our
Moral Obligations to Our Fellow
men," He dealt strongly on the
duty Of reciprocity. He held his
audience spellbound during his dis
course with his logical conclusions.
Tho next place Of meeting will be
the St. Paul M. e. Church, Sunday
June is, ut FIVE o'clock. ..,;
r. A. Merchant, Secy.
Mrs. Henry Miles was born June
10. 1897, Burkville. Va. and died
June 2, 1922. ago IS years. She
professod faith in Christ at the age
Of 10 years and from TINT time until
her death was n devoted Christian
She married Mr.. Henry Miles, the
only son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John II g.
Miles, of 401 Grove Street.
She told her husband that she was
ready and willing to die. She told
Mrs. Bertha Watkins that the Lord
. came for her at four o'clock and
wehn He comes again, I am going
She tried to show them those dressed
in white and said to her Mother
Miles, as she always called her, Il
want you to keep the children to-
gethcr.
Her mother, Mrs. Mary Jones, OF
1917 Wise Street, Lynchburg, was
down to soc hor ten days before she
died and she was rejoicing In the
, Lord and said, Il know my Lord
will hear mo pray" She leaves n
husband, three children, mother and
two brothers, many relatives and n
host of friends to mourn their loss.
Mr.. Paul Anderson, OF Stamford,
Conn. and Miss Belle Miles. brother
and sister-in-law. came Il day after
her death.
At midnight came the cry,
TO meet the Lord prepare.
She woke and caught her Captains
oye
There strong In faith, and prayer
Her spirit with a bound,
Left the encumbering clay,
Her tent at MONDAY Oh the groun
A darkened ruin lay.
-FrOm the Family.