Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-24
Correspondence.
ROANOKE ITEMS.

NOAANONS, N<h.s ANNVUmpOh
Rev. George c. Taylor. ID. D. passed
through the city Tuesday evening
enroute to the North Carolina Con-
ererce and will return about the
latter part of the week and spend the
week end In Roanoke.
Mrs. Gertrude Hatcher IS at the
Burrall Memorial Hospital, where
she will undergo an operation this
week.
Mr.. j. NJ. Lipscomb, who was In
jured by an automobile, is reported
much improved.
Mrs. Turner, Of Norfolk Avenue, 8.
W.. who has been quite indisposed,
the past three weeks Is much inn
proved.
A very pleasant bit of intelligence
was announced at the conclusion Of
the services at Mt. Zion A NJ f.
Church, when that long hoped for
tiding came to the audience through
a wire to G. ". c., w. B. F. Crowell
that the Supreme Court OF Appeals
Of Virginia had handed down a unan-
imous decision In John Mitchell's
favor. We have seen the desire of
our hearts, with few exceptions
Trust We in the Lord forever. for in
the Lord Jehovah Is everlasting
strength. Stanfield.
The campaign for $4,000 to liqut
date the debt on the Burrell Memoir
ial Hospital Is on here, beginning
Monday, November 10. Many work
ers from the various churches are
listed in this important work
The Rev. James S. Hatcher of Mt
Zion will preach series of sermons
from the Book OF Exodus. His peO-
pie were wonderfully helped by his
recent series from the Book Of Gen
esis. The Bible Glass Is the most
helpful auxiliary in Mt. Zion as seen
by the Agent, who tries to attend all
Of them The Rev James S. Hatch
er san untangle the most perplexing
questions arising in these meetings.
All are invited, however illiterate or
learned.
Rev. J. c. Carroll, OF the First
Baptist Church, Farmville, Va and a
student at Lynchburg Seminary and
College and instructor in mathemat-
fcs, preached at the High St. Baptist
Church Sunday night, using as text
the 119th Psalm. 1t was a God.
sent message for the people of this
community.
Mr.. Henry NOVEL;, Of Tenth Ave-
nue. Is still confined to bed at his
residence from stroke. He is
slightly improved.
Mr. William Cheatham, we'll
known citizen of Roanoke died Mon
day, after short Elness He resided
on Northeast Gregory Avenue for
many years.
The death last Thursday Of Hub
bard Garner, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lula Garner, OF Eleventh Street
N. p was received with sadness. He
had been in failing health for sew
eral months. The funeral took place
Sunday afternoon. He was very
Obeiient and loving son. The neigh
bOrs speak in highest terms of his
Christian disposition.
Mrs. Ellza Clayton, OF Wells Alley
Is now recuperating nicely from an
operation at Burreil Memorial Hos
pital.
Mr.. Burgg, of Third Avenue, N.
W.. who has been quite i'll, is i'm
proved at today's writing.
The Planet can he had ut the home
of the Planet Agent, 1853 Wells Alley
N. w. Also Salvasena, Indian Herbs
Pills and the DR.. D. p. Ord,way Plas-
ters and DIR. Bukers' Kidney Pills
bT o"i piduuOT anu hpuuey lTOuDleS
of whatever nature or conditions.
Rev. James S. Hatcher, B. D., D.
D., addressed his audience at Mt.
Zion A. M. e. Church Sunday MORN
ing from the subject, Goods Esti-
nation OF a Good Man" All who
heard this logical discourse could
truly Coincide with the Word OF God
in what was really necessary to con-
stitute good man. / don't feel
that there was one in the entire aud
fence who, after listening to this
wonderful discourse that did, not dis
cIver his failure to measure up.
At night he used for subject,
Spelling dhe Beautiful" The col
lection Sunday, the 18th was 1924;
Sunday, the 18th. $126.48. The
services were very grand and instruc-
tive.
Mr.. c. r. Burks, Of Wythevfl'e.
Va was in the city last Lords Day
and attended morning services at
Mt. Zion A. M. E Church. He left
in the afternoon for home