Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-02-03
Correspondence.
ROANOKE ITEMS.

throughout the day. A white min
lister from Scotland preached for Rev.
w. E. Lee and his congregation at
night. All were e0'fied.
Mrs. Celestine Thompson, Of 1856
Eleventh Street and Salem Avenue,
who has been indisposed IS improved
The remains Of MIR. Andrew Min
ter, of Pittsburgh were shipped here
for interment. He was nephew of
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton, of Fifth Ave-
nue., N. w.
Mrs. Mary Wheaton. Of Fairfax
Avenue is much end:sposed this week
Thomas Howard and Jesse Barbour
will furnish you With the papers
hereafter. Kindly settle with these
boys.
Those remedies for the flu are just
the thing for you. Try them. M.
.Stanfield will furnish you the pills
and salvasena. They will really do
the work o. x.
Rev. James S. Hatcher. b. d. D. d.
preached for Rev. ID. r. Powell and
his congregation Monday night, jan
uary goth. A large audience was
present.
Mr.. Henry Steward of Ninth Ave-
nue., who has been sick since the
first of January, is much improved.
Mr.. James Clarkson, of Wells AL
ley, who has been very sick with
pneumonia for the past three weeks.
is very much improved.
Mrs. Cora Shelton of Eighth Ave-
nue.. N. w. has been ind;sposed this
week. but is much better.
Mrs. w. f. Dalton, $50 Tenth Ave
nue.. N. e. has been sick for several
weeks.
Mrs. w. A. Johnson. 423 Gilmer
Avenue, N. w left Saturday for
Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore
Md, accompanying her brother-in-
law, who will undergo an operation.
Mrs. Origins, of Norfolk Avenue,
n. W., who has been i'll for three
weeks is much improved.
A few friends led a pantry show
er on DR.. J. S. Hatcher and wife,
last Wednesday night Participants
in this affair were: Miss Eva Taylor.
Mrs. Hattie Hickman. Mrs. Matte
Jones, Mr.. Delaney Pittman and 9TH
ers. The pastor uses this method in
thanking those who so wonderfully
helped him and his family.
Mrs. Catherine Miller, of Seventh
Avenue, n. w. is much improved at
this writing.
Mr.. James Hale. of Sixth Avenue,
N. w. is slightly improved.
Mrs. Bessie Curtis is still improv-
ing at Burrell Memorial Hospital
where she underwent an operation.
Mrs. Martha Washington, of 10l1
Franklin r. r.. has been quite sick
with influenza, but is improving.
A small fire broke out at the resi-
dence of Mr.. George Wheaton, on
Fairfax Avenue, N. w.
The services Sunday morning at
Mt. Zion A. NJ. f. were a rare treat
to all who listened to the discourse
delivered by Rev James S. Hatcher
from Jeremiah 20:7. His subject
was, "Divine Strategy" showing how
God leads His servants to the work
wherein He hath called and destined
them to do. AT night he preached
on "The Truth About He'll :" 1t was
a wonderful and instructive sermon.
Mrs. l.. A. Brooks wishes to use
this method Of announcing the mar
riage of her daughter. Agatha, to Mr..
John Fl. Dent, Tuesday. January 2.
1928. They will reside at 215 Sixth
Avenue, N. w.
Mrs. Lucy j. Day, OF 500 Eighth
Avenut, N. E., was to have left for
New York, on January oath. to at
tend stockholders meeting, but was
stricken critically i'll and IS under
the care of DR.. G. S. Medley
Mr.. James Hale of Sixth Avenue,
N. w. was taken i'll last week, bu.
IS somewhat improved
Mrs. Monroe Hale is in Burrelis
Memorial Hospital under treatment
for an injured ankle.
Mr.. Samuel Bruce, of 1853 Wells
Alley, N. w. is getting along nicely
He sustained a serious burn on his
left foot about two weeks ago.
LITTLE Edgar William Stanfield, Of
239 Eighth Avenue, N. w. has re-
covered from slight case of flu.
Mr.. Waver1y Brandon, Of Eighth
Avenue is somewhat indisposed.
Miss Harriet Hundley, of Fourth
Street, N. e. is improved
'Rev. James S. Hatcher left Tues
day morning for Lynchburg, Va. to
be present at the Presiding Elders
Council
Mrs. Josephine Cellers,, 416 Ninth
Avenue will furnish you with the
Conner Raincoat. When in need of
such, call on Mrs. Cellers.
Mrs. Dorothy Sims is listed for the
Conner Rain Coat Company and will
furnish you with this splendid line
of goods. Call on her. She will be
pleased to have your patronage.
Mrs. u. B. Thomas of New Jersey
who was recently called to the bedside
of her sister, Mrs. G.. S. Edmondson
of 321 N. E., 10th Avenue wishes to
thank the Fraternal Organizations,
Ministers of the city and the host OF
friends for their many many kind
nesses and tangible expressions of
sympathy and love. She very much re-
grets that words are really weak in
trying to express the deepest sentI-
ments of the heart.
Please accept this as an outlet for
expressing my appreciation for the
kindness shown my sister during her
recent Illness.