Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-17
Correspondence.
ROANOKE ITEMS.

Sunday morning at Mt. Zion, DR..
Hatcher's subject was TOO Presump-
tn Gus on Human Cerainties." He
closed series Of sermons from the
book of Genesis. He explained the
most perplexing questions arising
therein in the satisfaction Of all who
heard these marvellous sermons. This
series of sermons was of great bene-
fit to the public and the Bible Glass.
which meets every Friday evening IN
the auditorium Of Mt. Zion A. NJ. %.
CHURCH. All are invited to be pres
emit and share the blessings derived
from the Bible Glass and Teachers
Meetings. Our church feels very
proud of this master minded teacher
Of Gods Word.
The Offering at Mt. Zion November
4th, was $143.11.
Mr.. George Faulkner. of Wash ng
ton, d c., 244 Senator'S Office Build
ing was in Roanoke last week end.
He sben1 some time with his old
friends, Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas POin-
ter, Of Isl Madison Avenue, N. w.
and left for Washington Sunday night
With the Senator and wife. He was
interviewed Saturday night by the
Planet Agent and his story OF child
hood and young manhood was very
interesting.
There was quite a grand display
in the city Monday, Armistice Day.
1t was in c0mmemOration of the
ending of the Worlds War and the
slaughter Of human souls.
NJ Ss Maggie Dehayen and Mrs.
Martha Washington left for Charles
ton, w. Va. to attend the West Vir
ginia Conference. They were Joined
by Mrs. Patterson, of Rocky Mount,
the sister of Mrs. Washington. They
lett over the Virghian Friday even
ing. the 9th.
Miss Maggie Dehaven royalty en-
tertasned the A. NJ. f. Sewing Giro g
A luxurious repast was served after
she bus mess of the evening was COM
p'eted. About 20 members were
present.
Mr.. Mack Bonds, of Tenth Avenue
has been confined several days with
lumbago, but is Improving.
Mrs. Berta Beverley, of AIS Ninth
Avenue, N. w. who has been indis-
posed the past ten days, is GONZALES
cling. ..-.a--
Mrs. Lillian A. Bartee, of 226 Fifth
Avenue, N. w. is slighaly improved.
Mrs. Turner, of Norfolk Avenue,
weeks is improved.
Mrs. Violet Myers, 20s Gilmer
Avenue, NJ w. spent ten days in CO.
lumbus, Ohio visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Lille Mason, of JOrdan's AL
ley is much indsposed, this week.
Miss Lucy Baker, of the same adj
dress, who has been quite sick is able
to be up and around her room.
Mrs. Elsie Wright. Of Winton. Va.
died at Burrell Memorial Hospital
November IL. at 1850 A. M. from
an obstetr cal operation. The infant
also died shortly afterward.
A grand revival has been in pro-
gress All Mt. Zion Baptist Church the
past week, where men and women
are being called to the Masters ser
vice by the PRONUNCIATION and warn
ings of the Gospel. Rev. w. w.
Hicks, the pastor makes an encour-
aging report of the services thus far
and has high hopes of a mighty
breaking of Satans forces and a
wonderful victory for the Masters
Cause in Roanoke.
Mrs. Alfred Meadows, of Roanoke,
has been quite indisposed at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Hattie
Lee Digger, 2O7 Fifth Avenue, NJ
w. She is somewhat improved.
Mr.. Grover Childress, Of Third Ave-
nue., who was operated on at Burrell
Memorial Hospital has been reported
seriously i'll.
Mr.. Clarence Burgg, who has been
I'll at his home at 225 12 Third Ave-
nue., N. w. is still sick, but has ac-
cepted Christ as his Personal Saw our
and wishes the Christians to pray
hi 10 io;n
M. E. Church.
Mr.. Jackson Mitchell. 7O5 Eighth
Avenue, who was converted during
the revival at First Baptist Church,
was received into Mt. Zion A. M. E.
Church and baptized last Sabbath and
cast his lot with his wife in the
same GLASS.
Mr.. Peter Abbott, Of Ninth Avenue
who has been quite sick. seems on
the road ITO recovery and wishes to
thank all the friends who admins
sered to his comfort in any way, es-
peQta]ly those who sat up with him
and prayed for him. He wishes to
thank them again and again.
Mrs. Beulah Lawson died Sunday
night, November IL, at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. Opheiia Robertson of
318 Fifth Avenue. N. w. Funeral
services were held Thursday at High
Street. Baptist Church at 200 p M
She was faithful member OF the
Church and Missionary Circle
Mrs. Walls, OF Eleventh Street is
much improved at this writing
The Mt. Zion A. NJ. f. Church
BIRTH erth God meets on the second and
fourth Friday nights in each month
This organization was gotten up by
the young men OF the church, whose
visions OF the future needs of the
church have prompted them to thus
organize. The older men of the
church feel elated over the efforts set
forth by these loyal-hearted young
men, Of whom Attorney Jacob L.
Reid is president.
Yes, Salvasena Is the remedy Of
this season and any one will act wise
TO give it a trial If they are in need
of a medicine at all. 1t relieves
where others fail NJ. Stanfield,I
Agent.