Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-02-10
Correspondence.
ROANOKE ITEMS.

ROANOKE. VA. February g.
Services at Mt. Zion Sunday were
good. At II o'clock Rev. James S.
Hatcher. B. D. d. d. preached from
Galatians 5: 16, This say then walk
in the spirit and we shall not fulfill
the lust of the flesh. " 1t was a
masterpiece of sound Biblical oratory
and was of benefit to all.
At night DR.. Hatcher preached from
the second book of Kings 20:6. His
subject was. "a Question Worth
While" which was follwed by parallel
passages in support OF his theme.
The services closed with one access
ion and an Offering of $4,000.
Miss Bette Smith, Of Cleveland. O..
visited Miss Sallie NOVEL;. OF No. 304
Tenth Avenue. n. w. She also Wis.
tied her people in Franklin. She re-
turned to IRoanoke and left for home
Saturday OF last week, having had a
very pleasant trip.
Mr.. Willie NOVEL;. Of the above
address is indisposed at this writing
and has been since Monday.
Mr.. @. l.. Pittman, of 212 Seventh
Avenue. N. e. is reported improved
at this writing.
Mrs. Emma Burks. Of 202 Ninth
Avenue. N. e. is much improved.
Mrs. Gill Of Tenth Avenue, N. w.
is sick.
Master Edgar William Stanfleld is
yet on the road 70 recovery.
Mr.. ]. c. Digger, who has been
sick for several weeks Is improving
at present, but confined to his home.
Mrs. c. C.. Croane and family, of
s~AI hDAk
at this writing.
Mr.. Samuel Bruce, OF 1853 Wells
Alloy, N. W., who was taken sick
three weeks ago and burned his foot
while in an unconscious condition, is
getting along as well as can be ex-
pected. DR.. j. B. Clayton is in charge
Mrs. Pointer and her family, OF
Wells ALLEY, N. w. are indisposed,
but improving.
Mrs. Matte Staples. Of the corner
of Eighth Avenue and Park Street
is reported sick this week, but is
slightly better.
A great meeting has been on at the
Hill Street Baptist Church. Nine
Bruce has been with Rev. d. r. Pow
oil the last three weeks.
Mrs Zenobia BannSter Of Seventh
Avenue, N. WI IS quite indisposed.
Madison Stanfield. The Planet
Agent and agent for number OF
wonderful remedies for various di.
seases Of this season OF the year, will
furnish you with some of the oes,
med cines Of the age for many of the
ills of today, influenza, lagrippe
coughs, colds, sore throat. plasters
pills, corn plasters, Salvasena and
piles salves. "a guaranteed cure for
your oorns and warts. Try them and
be convinced. Salvasena will cure
influenza. You will find these rem.
edies at 1853 Wells Alley, NJ w.
Mrs. William Martin, of Sixth Ave
nue., is much ind!sposed this week.
Mrs. Josephine McGimpsey Of Sixth
Avenue, N. w. has been quite sick
but is somewhat improved.
Walter Martin. of Jackson Avenue
was shot last Friday night and taken
to Burrell Memorial Hospital, where
he died Saturday night.
Mrs. Catherine Miller has been
quite sick at her home on Seventh
Avenue. N. W., but is improving.
Mrs. Bessie Curtis, who underwent
an operation at the Burrell Memorial
Hospital, is home again, the opera
ton having been qIte a success. Her
husband and Earnestine and Master
Bernard are happy. Mrs. Sadie
Broadnax cared for the children while
her aunt was at the hospital. The
whole community is grateful to our
home institution for the great work
being accomplished there.
To the Patrons of The Planet:
Kindly pay Thomas Howard and
Jesse Barbour for the paper and save
the Agent the walk and worry Of col
iecung and obiige Madison Stanfield.
The boys should be encouraged just
as the boys who collect for the papers
for the other race.