Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-03-24
Correspondence.
ROANOKE ITEMS.


annual session OF the Washington
Conference OF the NJ E. Church con-
vened here Wednesday morning at
st. Paul's Memorial NJ. e. Church.
Ministers and delegates have been
coming in all day and many moro
will come on the night trains. The
people win spare NO pains in caring
for the Conference. The committee
has made ample preparations for
feeding the delegation in the base
ment Of the Church. with some OF the
best business men of Ohe ely at it's
head.
The Bishop Of the Conference will
preach Sunday at IL A. NJ. at the
Academy OF Music. in order to ac-
commodate the general public
Mrs. Bertha Beverly, of Ninth Ave-
nue., who has been quite indisposed,
B able to be abont.
Mrs. Eliza Clayoor OF Wells Alley
Is somewhat improved.
Mrs. Lucy Taylor who has been
quite sick, Is much improved.
Mss Maggie Dehaven of Seventh
Avenue Is improved.
The funeral services Of Mrs. Hat
tie Shelton. wife Of ST H. L. Shelton
took place Wednesday afternoon at
the deceased. She departed this life
Saturday, March 18th, at a few min
utes to o'clock. w. F. Hughes had
charge.
Mr.. Morrisey Whales. 152 High
Street, died almost suddenly Sunday
morning. He was a young man loved
and respected by all who knew him.
He had worked many years for Mr..
r.. A. Buckner, the express man. He
leaves fOving wife. mother and
father and host OF friends in both
races. Funeral Thursday at p. NJ.
w. F.. Hughes In charge.
Miss Harriet Hundley, Ills 4th
Street, N. e. celebrated the thirty
sirth anniversary of her birth on
March 7th from to $3.50. Those
present: Rev. w. w. Hicks and wife,
Mrs. Helen Kidd, Mrs. l.. J. White.
Minnie White, Miss Ethel johnson,
Miss Mary Burks Of Buchanan, Mrs.
Vaichard Hayden, Miss Gertrude Smith
and Mrs. Elsie Hundley. The affair
was greatly enjoyed.
Mr.. Samuel MAINS, 401 Seventh
Avenue, N. W., who has been sick
for about seven weeks. is critically
i'll at this writing.
Mr.. James Grimes, of 234 Eighth
Avenue, N. W., who underwent an
operation at Burreil Memorial Hospi-
tai, is reported YET indisposed.
Mrs. Susie NJ. Hates, OF Ais Ninth
Avenue, N w. wishes to use this
method in thanking her many friends
for their Kindness during her sick
nesso of month and a half Mrs.
Sellers and Traynham, Mrs. w. w.
Hicks, Mrs. Mary Rice and the Com
munity Bible Club and especially
Mrs Josephine Sellers and DIR. ]. H.
Roberts.
Mr.. Thomas Gurst, Of 236 Eighth
Avenue. N. w. was seriously injured
Saturday night while operating his
motorcycle near his home. He lost
control and the cycle passed across
his thigh. He hopes to be out soon.
Rev. James s. Hatcher, D. D. de-
livered two wonderful sermons to his
people Sunday at Mt. Zion A. NJ. E.
Church. There were two accessions
at the night service. Four men came
forward to be prayed for at the morn
ing service. Collection was $101.06
for the day. At 1 O'clock Rev. A.
L. James and his choir and congre-
cation were present and worshipped
with Mt. Zion. DR.. James preached
most excellent sermon. The rends-
tons by the choir were fine An Of
fering of SIG was given.
c.. r. Mitchell, 210 Fourth Street,
S. w. is paper hanger, plasterer,
kalsOmner and general repairer.
Work guaranteed. Phone 4460.
Leave orders at above address.
Remember, NJ. Stanfield handles
the tones for springtime as all we'll
know He has plasters for corns
and warts, for your body, and Saliva
sena, Bukers Pills, in fact a remedy
for most all Your aches and ills.
Those mean Shaking chills. Pills for
every woman. Try them and be
your own judge Of what is best.
Rev James S. Hatcher, D. D. will
leave Friday to lecture at Stanton
for Rev. ]. J. Benjamin, who has
been quite indisposed.