Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-06-09
Correspondence.
ROANOKE ITEMS.


Mrs. isosa Crocker vi 49, Ciricaz,
ola street, Norfolk, Va. has returned.
to her home after spending few days
with her sister Miss Maggie De Haven
S0S-7th Avenue N. w.
Rev. J. a. Valentine, Dean of Kit
trell College will he the week end
guest CT Rev. james S. Hatcher. 3. ID.
ID. D., Of Mt. Zion A. NJ. L. Church.
In all probability he will preach for
Rev. Hatcher and his people Sunday
Iiev. George c. Taylor, d. D.. was
in the city on business last week
Mrs. Lillian Bartee, 226-5th Avenue
NJ. Traynham her father. Mr.. James
Wright and family wish to thank
again the friends and neighbors for
Sthejr unstinted kindness shown dur
ing the illness and death of Mrs. Cas-
sardra Wright. especially Mrs. Savan
ma Mitchell; Mrs. frankie Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wright; Mrs. Bet
tie and Thomas C. Wright; Mrs
Howard of 7tb Avenue, N. W., Ia
, fact all who shared in our sadness
and bereavement.
Mrs. Minnie Daniels OF 4th Street
n W., who has been indisposed since
last week is much improved.
Mrs. Maria Jefferson of CLINE.
Avenue N. W. died Thursday morning
May 81, 1923 at 1890 o'clock. The
funeral services were held at the First
Baptist Church at o'clock Sunday,
June 3, 1928. The eulogy was deliver.
ed by Rev. A. l.. James. He spoke in
gLwing terms of this wonderful
christian character. she was highly
respected by all. Rev. J. J. jefferson
mas lost a worthy companion, whose
place cannot be filled. Solo by Mrs.
Lucy Stratton, What are they doing
IN heaven today?" The floral pieces
we're numerous and beautiful. The
remains were laid to rest in the First
baptist Cemetery. Undertaken G. C.
Williams ofiiciated.
MIR. Thomas Stanfield, 634 Gregory
avenue N. E. who has been indispoe.
ed Is somewhat improved.
MRS. Meyer Of Fourth street has
cten quite Ill.
Miss Helen Brown of 9Th Avenue N
w. is convalescing..
Miss Beatrice Watkins of 9Th Street
N E., has returned home from Fisk
University.
Miss Oracle Miller is home from
Knoxville College, Knoxville, Tenn.
services at Mt. Zion A. M. e.
church, Sunday June 3rd, IL A. NJ.
we've conducted by Rev. Geo. +. Mil
..'nr: AT night Rev. James S. Hatcner
spoke on the subject: "Transforma.
tcTl. The services were rich an6 all
We're highly pleased. Offering 1880
Communicates 221.
Inc U. o. Of True Reformers is
growing New members are beas
made and old ones reinstated.
rfr,,l
rtom a sprafned ankle.
The Missionary Society met at the
home of Mrs. Gertrude Hatcher
Cream and Cake were served after
the business meetinl. Collection $26.
90.
Mrs. Hattie Hickman Is indispo ,ec
For sewing neatly and quickly done
see Miss Georgiana Hairston of 330.
10th Avenue N. E., or call Phone Nc.
1854 w. and make engagement by day
A bazaar is on four nights this week
at Mt. Zion Baptist church of wa'o,l
Rev. w. w. Hicks Is pastor.
There was what is known as q Giyh
am entertainment at the High Stree
Baptist church Monday night, June
4th. :,
The old Planet Agent is still on the
road and asks your patronage in the
WORK he is doing. Please pay the boys
promptly, Jesse Barbour and Thomas
Howard, so that there comes no short
age in the agents report to the Com.
pany. ~
IN MEMORIA!M.
in sad but loving remembrance of
ny dear husband, Richard Faulkner.
Who died twelve months ago June s.
1923.
Gene from me dear Richard,
1" live with the pure and true;
zoo TOOK my treasure to Heaven,
fhat my heart might journey there