Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-09-08
ROANOKE ITEMS.

VI.
ham.
Mrs. Lucy Joplin, of Harrison Ave-
nue. is quite indisposed.
Mrs. Maria Nelson, of Seventh Ave
nue. who was taken seriously i'll last
week, is much improved.
Mrs. Mary Stokes and little grand
daughter visited Mrs. Catherine Stan
field last week from Low Moor. Va.
They had pleasant stay and left for
home. motoring to Buchanan, accom-
PANIED by her niece, Mrs Stanfield.
Mrs. Mamie Clark and Mrs Amanda
Kyles. -, .xs1ns m
Mr.. Peter Abbott, of Ninth Avenue
is very sick at this writing.
Mr.. Charley Banks, Of Lyncburg
Avenue is much indispOsee.
Mr.. Jacob King, Of Ninth Avenue.
returned from Halifax County last
Tuesday morning. after spending La
Dor Day there
MIR. Nathaniel Moore, Of Eleventh
Avenue is reported quite sick with
LaGrippe.
The people Of Roanoke behaved
nicely Labor Day, from what was seen
ana heard of them, with but few ex-
ceptions. Well, there Will always be
somebody to spoil things until The
Master comes and He hath said. LET
the wheat and tares grow together
until the day of His harvest and He
will separate them I am frank to
say, no one else knows how. ON. 81
m"'her in Roanoke has fallen.
Mrs. Rhode Phiipot, of 315 Tenth
Avenue, n. E. died here at 1890 r.
NJ. Tuesday, September 4 after more
than twelve months of failing health.
She suffered Il stroke of paralysis.
Mr.. James Traynham. If Richmond
attended services at Mt. Zion A. M.
e. Church last Sunday morning.
Mrs. Charlotte Penn, of Third Ave
nue., is convaIescing.
~ tho Madame C. j. Walker s
c WCnt:on for Culture and Growth of
the Hair, among the prizes awarded
was one given to Mrs. Nora Warren.
or 10 IA Henry Street. for selling
the largest quantity of hairgrower on
TINS side of the Mason and Dixons
Rne. Just a little purse Of SIS.
Try 1T again, girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Digger left last
week for Chicago, where they attend
ed the Elks Convention. They are
visiting Mr.. MarceIlus Digger and
write that they are having the time
Of their lives.
THIS is the place. The East Roam
oEe Grocery Firm, of 701 Common
wealth and Eighth Avenues, N. E..
Dalton and Taylor. They carry a
fine line of up-to-date groceries and
invite you to call and examine their
stock of supplies. Eggs, fresh coun-
try butter. Phone 2819.
Friday evening, August 81, Miss
Maria Jones and her sister Mary, roy.
ALLY entertained in honor of Miss Eva
watkins, on the eve of her return to
DEnVllle, va.
Well, Madison Stanfield, Of Madi-
son Avene, n. w. will strive to get
the different articles to the patrons
of Roanoke. But remember friends.
he is only man and when at times
your papers come late, just put your
self in HIS place and remember he
serves others more than himself. If
you were little thoughtful YOU
w'uld send i'm your subscription to
the Planet office and to Chicago and
Pittsburgh and your papers would
come through the mails TO you as
promptly as Uncle Sam leaves the va
rlous offices. A hint to the wise.
A whse proverb: A man must live
a happy life, when he's directed by
his wife. He's free from matrimon-
ais chains. but he is sure to suffer
for his pains. When Eve was given
Tor a mate, Adam was in happy
state. No more rest after that!
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