Richmond planet., 1924-10-18
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS:

Architect Charles T. Russell is,
doing some fine work these days.
Mr.. w. T. Gray is doing thriving
business on Leigh street and is CIV
ing general satisfaction.
Rev. T. J. King, D. D. is making
a drive for money to erect spacious
new church.
Mrs. Ora B. Stokes is infusing new
life in She Shepherds and workers;
ara everywhere in evidence.
For fine groceries, Mr.. Edward
< Stewart is noted Call and see him
and be happy.
1t is reported that Mr.. Somers,-
proprietor of the Hippodrome, has;
taken over the Rayo Theatre again.
Mrs. Lucie E. C. Scott, who was
slightly paralyzed recently, is i'm
proving under the skillful treatment
of DR.. A A. TennantI
When in need of first class photo
graphic work, consult Mr.. George
Wv. Brown. He is an expert.
Funeral Director A. D. Price, Jr:-
is active and his large establishment
is rendering comglete satisfaction.
Day or night calls promptly answered
We want good, live canvasser,
male or female. Call at the Planet
once FOR route, and terms.
We have a call for a good job for
| q female, who can do cooking and.
general house work. Good pay.
We have a call from an all round
pressman and printer, who wants to
make a change.
The contract for improvements ON
the Sixth Mount Zion Baptist Church
Rev. A. w. Brown, D. D. pastor, has
been let. Architect Charles T. Rusr
sell prepared the plans.
During the absence Of the pas-or'
Of the Good Shepherd Baptist Church
Rev. DR.. R. c. Williams, ;he pulpit
will be in charge of Rev. c. B. JEFF
ferson. During the Citywide Move
ment beginning the 26th inst, the
DIR. Tunstall Banks will assis. Rev.
Jefferson.
Mrs A. e. Cooper, Of Midlothian.
Va. was in the city on business this
week. She called at the office and
paid her subscription.
Miss Lotsie Winfrey Howlette, of
Centralia. Va; who has undergone
an operation at St. Philips Hospital
is improving nicely.
Mr.. Philip Taylor, of Seattle,
Wash. arrived in she city last week
and will spend several weeks visit
ing relatives. II has been more than
SO years since he was here.
DR.. Robins 100, in 1 is wonder
and patrons are constantly express
ing their satisfaction. 1t will pay
you to keep a bottle in your house
for emergencies The effect is elec'
trical and in some cases may save
life Our country friends would do
we'll to investigate its merits. First
and Marshall streets is the place.
Mr.. NJ. J. Graham. janitor at the
American National Bank building,
who resides at 112 w. Leigh street,
was knocked down by an automobile
recently, as he was crossing Tenth
and NIaiu streets. He was carried
to st. Philips Hospital in an uncon-
scious condition. 1t was thought that
his skull was fractured, but he has
steadily improved and hopes to be at
his post Of duty again soon.
Richmond now has an up-todate
florists establishment at 1928 North
Second st. and known as the Co
lonial Florists, with Mr.. James E..
Voolfolk, manager, where the latest
and best floral designs may be OBJ
aimed upon short notice. Young
men and old ones for that matter
may stop in there and secure bunch
of cut flowers for their lady-loves,
or he same will be promptly delfv
cred to any given address. These
people want your business: Why not
give it to them?