Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-12-01
Correspondence.
ROANOKE ITEMS.

hOANUkt utMS.
ROANOKE, VA. November 81
Mr.. Shield Hale, World War Veteran
was shot and killed almost instantly
on Henry Street. Monday afternoon
by Samuel Potter
Mrs. Ann Abbott. 4OS Ninth Ave-
nue., N. e. is sick at this writing.
Mrs. Martha Washington, who at
tended the West Virginia Conference
returned home last week. Miss
Maggie Dehaven and Mrs Patterson
have not yet returned. The trip was
very enjoyable.
Miss Annie Young and DR.. ]. T.
VOmadore were united in the bonds
of matrimOny Monday, November
S, 1928 at 500 O'Clock, p. NJ. at
the residence of Attorney A. j. Oil
yer, in Northwest Louden Avenue.
The ceremony was performed in the
presence of friends They left ON
their bridal tour to Mullins and LUIS
ter, w Va, where they spent three
weeks and returned last Sunday the
18th. They are ut the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. j.
Woody, 2S2 Eigth Avenue, N. w.
Mr.. j. S. Redd. 514 Eighth Ave.
N. 70. has just returned from Wash
ingtOn, ID c., where he attended the
funeral OF Sergeant Henderson
HucksSep, retired army sergeant. He
was the husband of Mrs Rosa b ..
Huckstep, of 159 Hickman ST., S.
e. and departed this life November
22nd at Washington. He leaves tn
mourn Their loss. loving and de-
voted wife, one sister. two daughters
one son, two brothers and a host of
friends.
Mrs. Eliza Claytor, of Wells Alley,
who underwent n serious operation
at Burrell Memorial was released on
Monday, November &c, having recov-
cred nicely, to the qualification of
her many friends.
Bro. c. II. Howard, OF Mt Zicn
A. NJ. r. Church, who attended the
Western North Carolina Conference,
brought greetings from the Confer
ence to the past"r and members of
Mt. Zion A M. E. Church.
Mr.. Henry Novel;, of Tenth Ave-
nue. is yet indisposed.
Rev. Charles Brown, of New York,
preached to the people of High St
Baptist Church Sunday. He made a
wonderful analysis of his text. This
is the church nj his childhood and
where his father, Rev w. w. Brown
had pastored in many years gone by
1t must have been great delight to
the members who had listened to the
Rev. w. w. Brown and source of
gratitude to Rev Charles Brown who
is an ideal Gospel minister. He was
enroute to Florida for the Winter
Sunday night at Mt. Zion A. NJ. E..
Church was Harvest Home Service.
The Rev. James S Hatcher in his
tnr1v
and simple the meaning of this SER
vice.
Mrs. Emma Johnson, of Bramwell,
FW. Va. has returned from Philadel
phia where she was called tp the fun
eral OF her sister who died November
IL. 1nterment took place Novemb er
10 and on her return home she
stopped over here to see Mish Laura
Johnson, of 636 Gregory Avenue, N.
E.
The members and friends Of Mt.
Zion A M. r. Church had the pleas
IRE of hearing rich discourse by
their ex-pastOr, Rev. George c. Tay-
lOr, d. D. of Newport News, Va. He
mode a strenuous appear to the un.
saved. Rev. Taylor was looking fine
and was returning from the Western
North Cardlina Conference.
Mrs. Catherine Stanfleld. of 1853
Wells Alley, N. w. loft Wednesday
noon for Low Moor, Va to spend
Thanksgiving with her aunt, Mrs.
Mary Stokes. She will return Men
day, December 8.
Mr.. Robert TOliver, of Seventh
Avenue continues quite feeble. hay-
ing been I'm failing health tcr a long
period
Mr.. James Powell, OF Tenth Ave
nue. was able to attend church last
Lords Day. All were delighted to
see this aged seer.
Mrs. Gertrude Hatcher, who under.
went an operation at the Burrell Me-
mortal Hospital last week is reported
convalescing nicely, to- the delight of
the pastor and little Avis, their only
CHILD, and the church and community.
The A. IA Z. Church Brotherhood
met Sunday. Mr.. Ramey, of the
presbyterian brotherhood gave q very
helpful and enItvening talk on some
features Of the brotherhood, out of
his ilOng experience.
MRS. Hattie Rice sang q sweet solo
while Mrs Mamie Richardson per-
formed at the piano. Mrs. Susie
Early also participated.
Mrs. Lille Mason, of Jordan's AL
ley is quite indisposed.
MI j q. Digger will spend the
Thanksgiving in Underwater section.
around Norfolk.
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