Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-11-08
ROANOKE ITEMS.

adelphia, where she spent yer
pleasant time with sisters. daughter
and friends.
| Rev. Williams, ex-pastor of st
Paul's Memorial M. r.. Church wi
conduct revival services here fro1
November 9th through the 23rd. A
are invited to attend these services
| Rev. W. w. Hicks, pastor OF N
Zion Baptist Church left the cit
| last Monday for a visit to Bedfor'
and Richmond.
Rev w. R. Howerton, D. D, o
Mt. Zion A. NJ. E. Church spoke t
his hearers Sunday morning from S
John 1889, Come and See,." Thu
zoe is still ringing down the age
to inquiring souls for Jesus. Tn
Reverend made a most wonderful
explanation of this text. Az nigh
, Rsv. Howerton preached from Jot
lass, oh that knew where NIGH
find him, ETC." This theme was par
arel to she mornings discourse
showing that sweetest satisfacior
, comes to the mind, heart and sou
of the ones who desire and come &c
Jesus. These services were hlleo
with spiritual fervor. The days OF
fering was $139Y60.
Mrs. Lizzie Poindexter remains
quite indisposed.
Mrs! Mary Collins of. Northwest
Lynchburg Avenue who has been IN
feeble health for many years, re
mains very feeble at this writing
Mr.. C. R Mitchell, 600 Park st.
was seriously sick Tuesday afternoon
as the Agent passed his paperhang-
ing establishment. He was lying
unconscious. g
Mn. Henry Belts, of Seventh Ave
nue. is very sick.
Mrs. Emma Nash wishes to use
this method in thanking her many
friends for the help and kindness
shown during the illness and de-
mise of her husband, the late Simon
Nash. of Nor yheast Eleventh Ave.
Mrs. Laura Durphy of Seventh
Avenue has been confined 10 her bed
for several weeks.
Mrs. Burnie H. Glasgow Of Hart
Avenue, who has been in faIang
health is still indisposed. -, 49,.
Mrs. Fannie Bell of 41S Wells
Avenue. N. w. was called to the
bedside of her sister in w. Virginia
Mrs. Hunt, of Eighth Avenue re
mains quite feeble since her return
frcm the hospital, where she was
treated some weeks ago.
Mrs. Mildred Pittman is much in
disclosed at her home, 212 Seventh
AvanuU, N. e.
The Agent was informed that Mrs
Funt had been taken 10 the hospltal
today, having go%en worse.
salvasena. Payneze Liniment, In
; din Herbs and the many other rem
,io3 for your health at lowest raIes
en- and seo The Planet Agent, M :
.2f.ld, 153 Wells Alley, N. w.
ell .ell you the rest.
! MI. R. r. stanfeld, 91s Tent1
1 Avenue, n. w, who has been "orf
ing in Winston Salem, N. G. since
earIv in the summer, was nome tc
soe the children and spenl Sunda!
- home. He left Sunday eve.
Mr. jeff Trent. Of Ten0r Avenue
romains quite indisposed with Rheu
! matism. r,,,
Mrs BeJtia Jeter and Mrs. Emma
| erair. 154 Wells Alley, N. w. Wer'
called to the bedside Of the latVer'
SEX sister. They returned MONDAY
YINTON NOTES
(, The Star of Bethlehem Busy Be-
| Circle met at the home of Mrs. MO
SIS Williamson. A splendid repas
was served after regular business
These present Mrs. Mamie HasKln'
Miss Ruth Haskins, Miss Mattl'
Thompkins. Mrs. Mary MSlls, Mrs
George Bruce, Mrs. Annie Bruce
Mrs. Lena Woods. Master Harr!
Woods, Mrs. Mary Divers, Mrs. Lena
Campbell, Mrs. Frances Otey, MRS
Isia Sanders, Miss Helen Smith, MR.
Lizzie Otey and Miss Lorraine Divers
Mrs. Ollie Baxter spent Thursda!
afternoon with Mrs. Rosa E. Banks
Mrs. Alice Carter and Mrs. ROSS
Ranks attended funera' Of their ne
chew and cousin. Mr.. Charle!
Meadows, of Stewardsville.
| Vinton School League met octo
mr. oath. The teachers, Mrs. F. A
Topsey and Mrs, Wade served re
Ifreshments Mrs, Jackson, superTls
ing teacher, was guest.
A feast of seven tables a. 81
Johns A. NJ. E. Church NoVtmbe
s, at Balleyhack, Supper 20 cents
Mrs. salle Casey, general manager
Mrs, sanie Casey and little daugl
DER. Pauline spent last Wednesda!
with her pastors family, Rev.
ID. Smith and Madame
Rev. William Gilbert was acclden
alv sho. in the calf of his leg OF
Halloween while returning iron
church. He has suffered severely.
Mrs. Albert Wood, of Vinton ha'
as her guest, her niece and nephew
Miss Edna May Gill and Mn, Luthe
Gill and their friends, Mr.. Harr:
lBonseman and sister, Miss Lula, al
of Franklin County They made tn
"trip in Mr.. Bouseman's car