Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-06-13
Roanoke items
(Aiad :on Stanfeld. Agent)

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(Mad son stanfeld. Agent)
ROANOKE. VA. June 9.-Nrs. Ed
ward Ha.rs,on, $50 Tenth Avenue, \
o. is much indispOsed.
Mr.. e. A. Stanfeld will in all pre-
bab;litv leave for Baltimore Friday
June u, unless the doctor orders oil
erw,se.
Mr.. Waverly Brandon has moveC
to his new home on Seventh Avenue
where HIS Madame and little daugh
ter seem very pleased.
Mrs. Mamie Jones. Mrs. Sydarths
Dabney Miss Corinne Cunningham
Mrs. Joseph Stanfield and baby left
for Columbus, Ohio Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Alice Gilbert, III Harrison
Avenue. n. W. left the city Monday
for Chicago Illinois. She will visit
her daughter Florence and thence
to Detroit. Michigan to visit her
Youngest daughter, Mrs. Lucille Wal
lace. She will be away Is days.
Miss Mary X. Edwards. of Pen
hook. Franklin Co., Va. was in the
city Thursday on business. She had
short interview with The Planet
Agent and bought few articles.
had sold to the lady in other years,
but could not recall unnl she made
herself known.
The funeral OF the late Joseph
Sfanfield. of Columbus, Ohio was
held at M Zion Baptist Church, the
pastor. Rev. w w. Hicks, delivering
tue eulogy He was assisted by Rev.
w. r. Howerton. Mr.. Stanfield died
May 81, in Columbus, o. and his
body arrived in Roanoke Thursday,
June 4, 1890 o'clock 1t lay in state
at the nome of his father, Isaac
SJanfield, sc Chestnut Avenue, n. W..
w. F. Hughes, funeral director, had
charge and rendered efficient service.
Mr.. NJ D. Barlow, brother-in-law
and w. o. Stanfield, together with
The wife of the deceased accompanied
the remains, also Mrs. Sydartha Dab
ney and husband, of Columbus, o..
The ,Elks of Roanoke were pail
bearers. Florals were numerous and
beautiful All of the immediate fam
Inv were present except Charles Stan
field. who is in California. Mrs.
Mamie Jones, of Pittsburgh, Pa, a
sister. Mrs. Lille North, OF Salem,
and Mrs. Helen NJ. Barlow, of Roam
oke, surviving three sisters; three
brothers. W. O.. of Roanoke, Ernest,
of Daisy, w. Va. and Charles, OF
California.
The remains were lad to rest n
Midway Burial Park, Friday after
nom. June 8 The fam IL wishes 20
use this method in thanking Their
many friends who assisted them so
nicely during the injury and demise
of the late Joseph Stanfeld, both
Columbus, o. and Roanoke. 80.
Mss Cora Jackson, of Huntington,
w. Va. arrived here Tuesday. June
2. ta visit her aunts, Mrs. Fannie
Hopkins and Mrs. Maggie Morton, $50
N. Jefferson Stree Mrs Morton has
been quite sick but is now improved.
Mr.. Martin, of Northeast Ninth
Avenue is very sick. His wife is also
quite feeble.
Mrs. Caroline Stultz, 243 Tenth
Avenue, N. E. has been quite sick
the past week, but somewhat better
at today's report. -'-~-sAA
Miss Hattie Wheaton, student at ,
Petersburg Normal, made her class
after a very serious operation. She
came home during the session, recup- |
Grated, returned to school and was |,
awarded a scholarship for the term
ending 1926. We feel very proud of
the accomplishments of this young |
woman and for her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wheaton.
Rev. w. r. Howerton, D. D. de-
Evered strong and forceful sermon
at Mt. Zion Sunday. 1t was most
excellent guide Ito higher and nobler
Chr, stian living. The collections
for the day were very good.
i
Mrs. NJ. X. Stanfeld, manager of j
the millinery establishment on Peach |
Road. will use her best efforts to /
please the people of Roanoke in MIL
Emery and such articles during the
season. Call and see her before pur-
chasing your summer hats. She will
save you money in fancy waists and
ready to wear clothes for women,
misses, girls. men and boys, Call on
her at $50 Peach Road, N. w. You |
can also obtain the Stanfield Rene ,
dies: Salvasena, Indian Herbs here. )