Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17

ROANOKE, VIRGINIA, juno 80
Sunday was correctional day at
Mt. Zion A. NJ. T.. Church and tho
sum Of s1o4 was lifted as an offer
ing. There was one accession, and
ono man came forward for prayer.
The Sunshine Club held its month
" meeting at the parsonage Monday
Juno IL, in which their reports wore
worry encouraging.
ReV. James S. Hatcher. b. ID. .
ID. d., Of Mt. Zion A. NJ. Il. Church
loft this afternoon for Wilberforce,
Ohio to attend tho commencement
exercises Of that Institution Of learn
ing. He is trustee from Virginia.
a. Stanfield IL still on the road
With Salvasena. The Planet, Plas-
tors. Pills and a large assortment of
wonderful remedies for immediate
holp. 1853 Wells Alley.
Mr.. Thomas GT1ggs, OF 912 Third
Avenue, N. w. WAS called home May
81, to tho burial Of his father, Mr..
Thomas Griggs. SRI vt lFasmv1lle.
Va. VIC had lived to the ripe age
Of 6s, an octogenarian.
Tho funeral !of James LOWS. Of
q8ighth Avenue. N. W. took place
from tho First Baptist Church at 9
O'Clock Monday evening, June IL.
G.. G. Williams had charge.
Mr.. George Steptoe Of Gainsboro
Avenue departed this life Juno II.
Tho funeral services will be held on
Wednesday afternoon at tho First
Baptist Church.
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Tho funeral Of Brother Richard
Faulkner took place Sunday even-
ias, Juno II, at 3 o'clock. He died
M the result Of an accident. having
sustained a fall from n porch raft
while repairing tho home Of Mr..
William Newton on Fifth Avenue.
Mr.. Faulkner was born In Halifax
County, Va. III 1852. He was sound
" converted tho first Sunday In July
1919. 1t twas communion. but We
did not have communion until night.
The fire Of tho Holy Ghost took pos
session of the REV. George p. Mil
ler, who offered a very ferVent
prayer. Rev. James S. Hatcher
read Scripture lesson, st. John ~:
LII. using for text, verso 8.
Rev. Hatcher delivered a very be-
fitting eulogy Of this noble, man, for
he was a strong Christian. Mt. Zion
will miss Richard Faulkner. Ho
leaves a loving and devoted wife,
ono daughter, one son-in-law, Rev :.
w. r. Howerton. Of 'Nichmond, five
grandchildren and host Of friends.
Tho remains were inferred in Mid
way cemetery Tho floral designs
were worry beautiful and befitting.
Tho greatest bargains In the Coma
raincoats, tho best on the market,
can DO found at Mrs. Dorothy Sims
s31 Ninth Avenue, N. w. Consult
Mrs. Sims before you decide OH
purchasing elsewhere. She will deal
Justly and squdrely as an agent.
Call on her at the above address.
Nj. Samuel Bruce, 1853 Wells AL
ley, N. w. returned home Tuesday
evening from Glen Rogers, w. Va.
The chlldren's day exercises Of MI
Zion A. N. e. Sunday School were
we'll rendered by the pupils last
Sunday at o'clock, when all par
Elephants performed their parts with
credit to tho superintendent, Rev.
G.. p. Miller and his corps OF eff
cient teachers.
Mira. Lizzie Poindexter. Of No. ]
Lynchburg Avenue. will leave for
Braddock. Pa. Sunday morning to
visit Mr.. md Mrs. George G. Grave
". She will spend two weeks.
Mr. @. b. Barlow died here Fri
day. Juno .. at his homo after a
short Illness. He was member OF
Mt. Zion Baptist Church. Tho fun
eral services took place Monday,
June IL. REV. w. w. Hicks.
pastor. ofhciated IN most behttlns
eulogy. He leaves q loving father,
Nor. David Barlow, four sisters, one
brother and host Of friends to
mourn their loss. Mr.. W. F..
Hughes. che polite funeral director
and embalmer had charge. Inter