Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-03-22
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Correspondence.
ROANOKE ITEMS.
Religious Items and Personal News

Mrs Nancy Napier Of Boones MILL
Va. died March 18th she ma dllVeo ~
the ripe age of 104 years. she leaves
two daughters, 25 grand children anu
seven Observation-Disclosures. Interment
made March 10th.
Mrs. Laura Durphy is out again
The annual conference will meet
April 9th in Portsmouth, Va.
Mrs. Elizabeth Riley of Sth Avenue
n w. underwent a successful operaC'
ion at Burrells hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Croan, 634 9Th Avenue
n E. are happy over the arrival Oh 4
Mrs hddie Stanfielc, SIG 10th Ave
nue. N. W., is much improved.
Mrs. Ottie Meadows, 235 10Th Ave
nue., N. E., is much improved.
Mrs. Meadows, COS 10th Avenue
N F. is suffering from blood poisoning
Sh, is inD.oving.
Mrs. Delphia Martin of High street
is dead. Funeral took place SATURDAY
afternoon. She was member OF Hlgh
ST. Baptist Church. Rev. w. t. Lee
officiated
Mrs Helen Barlow, sc Chestnut Ave
nue.. n. w, is much improved
Thanks are returned to those Planet
readers. who rallied after the last ap
peal for money and paid up. Agent,
Madison Stanfield was made happy ana
this 10Y was transmitted to the Plane'
Office in Richmond, where great flgiSl
is being staged now for the rehabillta-
ton of the Mechanics Savings Bank.
People. who suffer from aches am
pains. will find sterling remedies al
The house of Madison Stanfield. use
Salvasena Blood Root Tablets and De
at ease.
Females will find it most helpful
preparation. Indian Herbs and Sexual
Tablets are also guaranteed remedies.
Your kidneys need attention and you
will find nothing better than Dr. Bars
er's Kidney Pills for all forms or KID
ney affections. They will do you gooo
evan when you have not developed kid
ney complaint.
The 9th Avenue Christian Church OF
Roanoke on last Sunday, 9th inst, was
entertained by Prof j. H. Thomas oil
Martinsville, Va, the principal and
president of the P. C. and V. Institute
Subject: 'How Christ was Crucified on
the Cross" 1t was an able presentation
of~the subject Two persons made con-
fession. At $3.50 o'clock, he lectured II
the C. w. B. M. and made profouni
impression. $75.76 was lifted.
Rev. jefferson of st. Paups Memoir"
ial M. z. Church left for Baltimore,
where the Conference will convene,
March IT. His devoted congregation
hopes for his return here.
Rev. James S. Hatcher, the popular
divine is DESTROYS of having you hear
his pulpit deliverances during the three
Sundays before Conference. Visit the
Mt. Zion A. NJ E. Church and hear
him. He has done wonderful work here
for God.
Mrs. Faulkner, who has been caring
for her mothers home, during the lat
ter's absence in the hospital has re-
turned to Omega, Va.
Were you at Mt Zion Sunday? Did
you see our Sunday School raise sob
and did you help in it'
At ia. NJ. DR.. Hatcher filled his pull
pit as speaker after having other min
listers for two weeks. "The Philosophy
OF Christian Forgiveness" was his sub
ject. Luke 1913. He said when you be-
lieve your brother has wronged You
take heed to yourself first Begin
with an examination of self. 2. Rebuke
him in the spirit of meekness with o
touch the heart of mother nurse; re-
membering that wrong-doer is cut
while the one wronged is scratched. 8.
Forgive him when he repents,, set him
free, forget the wrong. Two persons
came to the altar for prayer that they
might have the mind of Jesus as to
forgiveness. At night DR.. Hatcher fin
ished the exposition Of Exodus Did you
ever hear a man energetically. spiritual
", doctrinally and historically expound
a book in series of sermons? This has
been our privilege at Mt. Zion. Only
three more Sundays between now ami
Conference Hear DR.. Hatcher each
time. Letters of appreciation written
DR.. Hatcher by people out of towli
were read.
In Memoriam.