Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-06-14
ROANOKE NEWS

w r. HOwert0n, ~. u, oI Ml. Aion
A M. e. Church selected most ap-
propriate text Sunday morning, from
which he delivered a wonderful dis
course. His text was from the book
of Samuel and the theme: Train
ND a child in the way he should go
and when he is old, he will not
depart from it"
Mrs. Bessie Curtis, Deputy of the
Southwest Division of Daughters OF
(EIks left Wednesday morning for
Bristol. Va. to set up a temple of
about fifty. Mrs. Curtis is quite an
energetic worker for the organiza-
ton.
II is earnestly hoped that mem
bers and friends of Mt. Zion A. M.
E. Church may do all in their power
to make a creditable showing in
financial way Sunday, June 10 by
an extra donation over and above
their regular gifts and donations to
meet a very pressing demand which
the trustees of the church will be
called to meet early in July on our
bonded debt of $1,000. We must
raise at least $500 June Is.
j. H Cooper, M. Traynham,
Thomas Stanf1eld, M Stanteld,
treasurer, Rev. w. r. Howertor,
pastor. !
Mrs. w. l. MINIS. SIS Tenth
Avenue, N. e. wishes to use this
method in thanking their many
friends for the many acts Of kind
ness shown them during the illness,
death and funeral of her son, Mr..
Lester MINIS The beautiful floral
designs, the sweet solo sung by Mrs.
Fannie Robertson, the cars loaned by
Messrs. Andrew Harris and Robert
Goosley Mrs. Elizabeth johnson of
Pickaway, Ohio. sister of Mrs. w. L.
Minnis was present with the mourn
ers. She left June Z for home.
Mrs. Lille North, of Salem, Va,
was called to Winston-Salem, N G.
to be at the bedside Of her daughter
Mrs. Jemima Daniels She received
notice of illness by wire Monday,
and left Tuesday at ITO.
The Sunshine Club of Mt. Zion
A Ne e Church was entertained at
the home of Mrs. Kate T. Boland,
Monday night, June 9.
The Trustees of Mt. Zion A NJ.
E. Church received the intelligence
of the resignation of Mrs. Kate T.
Boland as organist, which was sad
note to the entire board She will
return to Wilmington, N c., the
church and home of her youth. She
leaves after July Is. We highly APP
preciate her most excellent services
in Mt. Zion all the years Of her stay
with us and deeply regret to sever
ourkindly and Christian relationship.
Our prayers and best wishes will go
with her wheresoever she may so
journ. The churches and schools
will miss her for her wonderful
musical ability and patience as an
efficient teacher of no small moment
Master William Edgar Stanfield
was the guest Of his grandfather,
M. Stanfield last Sabbath After at
tending church he took dinner with
his grandparents
A very unique birthday party was
rendered at the home of Mrs. G. ].
Dickerson, 241 Tenth Avenue, N E.
by Mrs. Dickerson and Mrs Sadie
Lash in honor of their niece, Mrs.
Anna Jamerson. A few relatives
and friends were present and all e1-
pressed themselves as having been
deliciously entertained with salred
music and the dainties of the sea-
SON. Mrs Jamison will leave for
her home in Pittsburgh, Pa after
four weeks say with her people.
Mrs. c. ] Dickerson left Friday,
June s for Ironton, Ohio on business
of much Importance
The Planet Agent wishes to in
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at the rate of 50 per year Let me
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In loving remembrance of our
dear mother, Mrs. Charlotte Payne,
who departed this life May 26, 1920,
four years ago today:
A precious one from us has gone
A voice we loved is stilled,
A place is vacant in our home
That never can be filed.
You always were So good and kind,
So faithful and so true;
Now there is none to care for us,
AS once you used to do.
We oft recall our childhood days,
Our thoughts drift back to home,
That sweet memory we are keeping
Since you left us alone.
We miss thy kind and willing hand,
Thy fond and earnest care,
Our home is dark without thee,
We miss thee everywhere.
by her devoted son and daugh-
ter: Pinkie P. Wright, daughter, of
Roanoke; T. l.. Wright, son, of Co.
lumbus, Ohio.
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