Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-01-14
ROANOKE NEWS

ROANOKE, VA, January 1.-Rov
James S. Hatcher, b. d. delivered q
very wonderful and helpful message
to his congregation Sunday morning
at Mt. Zion a. NJ. e. Church. There
were three acceSSions. The cOllcc-
ton was $lO9. 'The Reverend used
for Il text John :22,27,29 and tho
subject, safety First" His discourse
was the most clearly explained spir-
itual treat in a sermon Of previous
years. Rev. Charles Il. Miller filled
tho pulpit Sunday night, Rev. Hatch
or being too i'll to preach. Rev. Mil
Ter delivered the gospel message to
tho people Of Mt Zion which was
comforting and. consoling, showing
just what the believers duty is to-
wards his neighbor. None could
deny the truth Of tho wonderful
message.
The funeral Of Mr.. Sandy Tucker
was held from the High St. Baptist
Church, Wednesday, January IL. He
was member of the above named
Church, also member Of the St.
LukeS.
Brother William Cephas has been
quite indisposed for the past eight
or ten days, from a weakness in his
leg, that was injured some years ago
Mrs. Bessie Mason Of Tenth Ave-
nue is reported much improved at
this writing.
Mr.. James Daniels Of Ninth Ave-
nue., N. w. has been indisposed for
several days.
I'll N,I
fined to his homo on Center Avenue
for several weeks. He is suffering
with rheumatism.
Mrs. Mamie King, Of $40 Fairfax
Avenue, N. w. has been sick since
the Christmas holidays and Is still
confined to her bed at this writing.
Mr.. Sandy Tucker Of Third Avenue
died at the Burrell Memorial Hos
pital Monday, January 10.
Mr.. George Dupey Of Chester Co.,
whose posto1iice is Eric, Va. cele-
DRAFTED his Doth birthday December
rs, 1921. He states that lie enjoyed
himself better than ever before in
his life. He is tho father Of Mr..
Kyle Dupey, Of $50 Seventh Avenue
N. W., Roanoke.
Mrs. Sydartha 'Dabney Of Column
bus, Ohio, who came to Roanoke
several weeks ago to straighten the
home Of her father, MIR. Thomas
StanGeld, Gas Gregory Avenue, N.
IL. left Tuesday afternoon for Colum
bus, accompanied by her little niece
Marthaline Croane, the elder daugh-
ter Of Andrew and Mrs. Camilla
Croane, G34 Gregory Avenue.
Mr.. John Dent and Mr.. Wesley
Craghead left for Richmond in an
swer to a message Of the death Of
Miss Sadie Craghead, Of Hartshorn
College. They will return with tho
romans Thursday morning. The
funeral takes place Thursday after
noon from Mt. Zion Baptist Church
OF which the deceased was n faithful
member.
Remember that Madison Stanfleld
Will furnish you with the best lines
Of tablets, known as Indian Herb for
$1.00 per box. They are for your
many ills, indigestion, neuralgia,
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other ills Of the human body. Call
and get few and be convinced. The
Salvasena Remedies of Memphis a
specially.
There is a grand revival in pro-
gross ut the Hill Street Baptist
SHuICH WHICH, UcBHH JNnuuTy l. ana
will continue until the 18th. There
has been n spiritual uplift to the
community and congregation. Rev.
G. e. Jones Of Mt. Zion Baptist,
Church, Newport News Is conducting
tho services and Rev. I. G. Reddie Of
Baltimore, Md. Is conducting the
singing. Rev. d. r. Powell and
his people are enjoying gospel
treat.
Tho services at the High Street
Baptist Church were very grand on
last Sunday morning. Rev. w. e.
Lee, D. D. delivered most wonder
full sermon, using for his subject,
"God and tho Devil" the two strong
est forces in the world. lGtod is the
most powerful and will ultimately
overcome and subdue the Kingdoms
of this world to Himself and His
Christ.