Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-03-04
Roanoke News

Luther Traynhtm, Of Ninth Avenue,
N. W., who his been sick at her
home the past two weeks Is much
improved at this writing.
| Mr.. Gilbert jones and Mr.. Moore.
or Salem, were In town today on
| business.
Mr.. James Al Coiston, of Park st.
the popular railroad man, took
| spin to the town Of Bonsacks on
| February 2Sth.
Should you feel the need of a limo
| OF spring Treatments, remember you
can find them with Tho Planet agent
at 1853 Wells a hey, N. w. They beat
| the best OF tn jim for many Of the
| ailments Of the human system. Try
! them and you will be convinced 1t
Is no fake or false statement.
Rev. p. G. Gsayley or 1913 Seventh
Avenue, N. w, is quite i'll at this
| writing. lie ,lso received tho sad
nows Tuesday morning that his
brother, thornton Graveley, died in
Pittsburgh, Pa He leaves a mother,
| Mrs. e. Gravley, Of Danville, Va.,.
one brother Of Danvillee, one brother
In Richmond, two in New York and
! one in Roanoke.
Mrs. Emma Wright, 1872 Gainsboro
| Avenue. has been quite indisposed
for the past week. She is slightly
| improved at this writing.
Mr.. G l.. Pittman has been quito
| indisposed, but somewhat improved
| at his home, PIP Seventh Avenue, e.
Mrs. S. II. Easley, 314 Tenth Ave-
| N. e., who nas been sick since Jan
| uary l, is much improved. She wishes
| to use this method in thanking tho
mi; r1,1, .,,<a P.fD,
generous help rendered during her
| illness.
MIR. William Ferguson, Of High
Street, who has been in poor health
is still indisposed.
Mrs. Boone, Of Fourth Avenue, IS
still suffering with Pneumonia.
Mr.. II. B. Bailey, WHO suffered q
stroke Of paralysis about two weeks
age Ia improving nicely.
| Mrs. Clara Stanfeld, Mr.. T.. II.
Stanfield and little Edgar William,
their baby boy, all are recovering
nicely.
Rev. james S. Hatcher, B. D. spoke
to his people from the subject, Med
| itation on Heaven, the Home to
Which We Arc Journeying." He
gave many Scriptural proofs Of tho
1 VI ll0 UcllcSSI. 1l0
nights discourse was n continuation
Of the message Of the morning and
all who listened to this wonderful
discourse were greatly helped and
better informed by this great pre-.
late. There we're four nccessions.
The collection amounted to $4,000.
Mr.. w. F. Dalton, 701 Common
wealth Avenue, N. e., who has
opened grocery business at tho
above address, Is n fair dealer, strict
ly honest. He has n fine line Of
goods, fresh country butter and eggs
from the country every week. He
invites your patronage. Call and
examine his stock and prices on
goods. He will treat you fair.
Rev. William M. Moore received
the sad news by wire last week Of
the death Of his brother, Mr.. David
Moore, Of Richmond. Rev. Moore
went down to look after the situn-
ton. His many friends regret to
learn OF Mr. Moore's death.
Prof. NJ. Traynham, 226 Fifth. Ave
nue., N. W., was called to Durham,
N. c. to the funeral Of a relative,
!, Sunday afternoon.
! Mr.. James Wright, Of Luck Ave-
nue. has moved to his beautiful new
home OH Seventh Avenue, N. w.
| Mrs. Martha Washington, of Rocky
Mount, Va. was the guest Of Miss
Maggie Dehaven and attended service
at Mt. Zion last Sabbath. She Is the
picture of health. She left for home
Monday evening.
Mrs. Lizzie Hairston of PA Sixth
Avenue, N. w. has n complete line
of Madam c. ]. Walkers wonderful
hair grower and a full line Of all OF
her articles OH hand all the time
Give her q trial.
=, Mr.. Thomas A. Boiling of tho
, Hampton Theatre (all the girls anG
boys call him Hicky) spent sons
time ut his home in Farmville will
! his wife.
The funeral Of Mr.. William Pat
terson, 305 Park Street took place
at two o'clock Thursday. February
%, from st. Pauls Memorial NJ. e
Church, Of which he was a member
He had been in declining health fo
about twelve months. He leaves t.
mourn, loving wife, who cared fo
him untiringiy, Mrs. Della Patterson
Rev. Clair ofliciated in the eulogy
&c. c.. Williams, the polite funera
director, had charge Of the funeral
!, Interment in First Baptist Cemetery
81 Major w. B. T.. Crowell, one o
- the local representatives of thu
, Micheaux Film Corporation, Of Chi
cago, went to New York City Monda,
night, where he joined Mr.. Osca
Micheaux, president Of the corpora
= ton. He will assist Mr.. Mtcheau:
in the making Of a new seven rec
production to be called, "The Dun
u geon." Major Crowell Is playin
- one Of the leading roles and will
v assist in the direction. This pictur
Is to be released. by April 18th an
j. will be one Of Michaux's stronges
- plays.