Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-03-10
Correspondence.
ROANOKE ITEMS.

ROANOKE, VA, March 6. The
ex-pastor of High Street Baptist
Church, Rev. James III. Burks arrived
in the city Monday looking we'll. He
preached for Rev. Lee on Wednes-
day night.
Miss Mamie Stanfield Of Pittsburg
Maggie Dehaven and Mr.. Martin of
1872 Sixth Avenue. N. w. are reported
convalescent
Mrs. Eliza Clayton. Of Wells Alley,
n. w. Is quite SICK.
Mrs Lucy Taylor, of Wells Alley
IS Improving.
Mrs. Bessie Curtis is steadily i'm
proving from an operation.
Miss Mamie Stanveld, OF Rittsburg
who spent about two months with her
parents here, left for home via Co
lumbus.
Mrs. Berta Beverly, of Ninth Ave-
nue., who has been i'll for three weeks
IS improving nicely.
Mrs. S. Hates, of Ninth Avenue is
Improving. after several weeks illness
1t Is learned here that Rev. J. J.
Benjamin. Of St2unton, Va, pastor
of the A. M. e. Church keeps very
sick, also that Mrs. Halle Belle Ben
jamin has been indisposed since re-
turning from the funeral of her bro
uher, Thomas T. Traynham.
Mrs. Matte Staples, 715 Park ST..
is getting on nicely.
Mrs. Monroe Hale. of Sixth Ave-
nue. is steadily improving.
Mrs. Lizzie Harris, col Fifth Ave-
nue.. who has been sick for long
while. is out again, looking fine.
Sir r. A. Lash, of Tenth Avenue,
N. e. IS sick this week.
Mrs. Fannie Mince, 525 Tenth Ave
nue., N. z. who has been confined to
her hsme with throat trouble, is out
again, under the treatment of DR..
Guerrant.
Services at Mt. Zion A. M. f. were
good all day. Mr.. Hurt and John
Elliott were converted. Rev. James
s. Hatcher preached morning and
night.
Mrs. Josephine McGimpsey, of 334
Harrison Avenue is much improved
Mr.. James Thomas, an aged citizen
was taken I'LL several days ago and
continued to grow worse until the
END came Monday night, March 5th.
between 1880 and 500 o'clock. He
was sexton Of Midway Cemetery
Mr.. Junius Wilson, 341 Ninth Ave-
nue., N. W., brother Of Mr. Richard
Burks, has been sick about ten days
he is improving under care OF DR.
j. B. Clayton.
Mr.. Green Smith, of Ninth Avenue
IS gu tie sick at the home of his
mother. He has four small children
to be cared fob. His wife was taken
to Eastern State Hospital last week
Charles R. Mitchell, 21O Fourth
Street, S. W., is a paper hanger.
plasterer. kalsominer, and general re-
pa'rer. Work guaranteed. Phone
4460. Leave orders at above address
STOP THAT PAIN!
To the Women of Roanoke, who suf-
fer with Cramps. Headaches and
Bile on the Liver:
The best medical authorities now
agree that relief should be the first
step in treating any disease or dis
: order in which pain is present. This
includes practically every ailment
which afflicts the human race. Pain
IS symptom of bodily disorder. II
neglected, 1t may become a cause of
still further disorders. Continued
pain never did any one any good in
physical way. 1t unbalances the
entire nervous system, lessons resist
r ance and endangers every organ and
function of the body. Back in the
days when opiates and habit form ng
drugs were the only means of relief,
there was some excuse for suffering
Today most of the pain we endure
could be avoided by using Saliva
sen-a, tonic that has been worth
ITS weight in gold to me.
Mrs. Josephine McJimpsey, 1874
Sixth Avenue, N. w.
(Sold by M. StanfieldI.)