Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-14
Mad cen Stanfeld, Agent

gOANOKE. VA. February 10
r.r William Lewis died upon the
Wa IS Farm as week. He was the
oder SON of Mrs. Martha Lewis, OF
Northwest Lynchburg Avenue.
Miss Maggie Morton, of 7C4 Peach
Road is much indisposed this week.
Mrs. Helen Barlow, 66 Mcdowell
Avenue N. w. left Monday for co
lrmbus. Ohio to visit her brother,
Nj. Joseph S .anfeld and sister and
lite niece.
Mrs. Adeline Gravely, the wife OF
Mr.. William Graye,y died at Buren,
Memorial Hospital, of pneumonia,
after q very brief illness. She had
every care that could be given, but
the end came after the skill OF med
icines had failed. The Master received
HIS own. Mr.. and Mrs. Fisburnes
had special ward, doctor and nurse
furnished. She had been very
faithful servant of the family.
Mrs. Lizzie Poi/dexter is still sick
at her home, l Lynchburg Avenue.
The members of the Ants Dramatic
Giro O of Mt. ZION A. M. E. Church
were entertained February 9th at the
home of Mrs, Nora Burgg, on wells
Avenue. where pleasant evening
and enjoyable repast were had.
Mrs, Malinda Leftwich, 24o Sixth
Avenue. N. w, who has been much
indisposed, is somewhat improved.
Mrs. Cora Palm, of Walker Ave.
me who underwent serious oper
alton at Burre1 Memorial Hospital
passed away Sunday at 6 A. M.
Mrs. Bette Patterson, OF North
Jefferson street, who has been SICK
for a month or more is somewhat
improved.
The Peoples Barber Shop, where
every man goes to get first class
work done. Electric massage. Yes,
we do ladies work and the childrens
too. Samuel Mann. proprietor, 3OS
Peach Road. We have a first class
shoe shine parlor. Shoes dyed and
shined for 25 cents. All kinds OF
shoes. We are open every day to
serve you. Drop in and give us
TT al. Master Wayne Wltcher, pro
prietor and experienced along these
lines. Call and see these young men
in their new quarters,
II is learned that Mr.. James W.
Reesby, who a few days past was
taken to the Burrell Memorial Hos
d tai after a stroke, died here today.
He had been in the employ of the
Il. M. w. blacksmith department for
many years. His children were
present at the bedside.
Sunday, February Sth was indeed
a gala day at the Mt. Zion A. M. E.
Church. Being Founders Day, the
pastor, DR.. w. R. Howerton had
planned well for the occasion and as
a result, large and apprec!ative
audiences were present at each sery
ice of the day Rev. DR.. S. S.
Norris. General Secretary Treasurer
of the A. c. E. League Department
of the A. NJ. E. Church, of Norfolk,
Va. and Nashville, Tenn. was the
guest of the church family for the
day. and delivered the discourses at
each service.
Appreciative audiences greeted DR..
Norris 1T Mt. Zion 4. NJ. E. Church
last Sunday morning. He prehxed
he sermon at II o'clock with brief
history % he Church and fts bishops
With special emphasis upon the life
end work of Bishop Richard Allen,
end then announced the theme, THE
Solidarity and Stability Of the
Church, as suggested by Matthew
1F:t71S. Sublime indeed was the
discourse which followed as he por
trlved Peter and all believers whose
faith follow. as stones in the building
Of the Church.
At 6P. NJ. DR.. Morris addressed
large audience, made up Of the
members of the Junior. Intermediate
ana Senior A. G. 2. Leagues of the
Church, together with few visitors,
or the a. -. Lea NAS tOpASr ~
Conquest Of Selfshness". At the
core Of this service he was given
twelve subscriptions to The Allen
Sjar the A. c. E. League organ.
The days offerings were beyond
c ~ect9tions.
Madison stanfeld, The Planet
AGENTS. sill asks the patrons to sub
scribe for their paper and save your
selves some money and relieve the
AGENT Of a bit of hard walking and
get your paper more promptly than /
an able to ge. them to You. also
have Salvasena, medicine worth it's
weight in gold. say the ladies Of
Roanoke. Bloodroot Tablets for ev-
erv woman. Sectional Alternative Tab
lets for men and Indian Herbs for
everybody, from the baby to grandma
and pa.
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