Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-04-04
Mad scn Stanfield. Agent)

Mad ecn Stanfield. Agent)
ROANOKE. VA, March 31-Rev.
w. r. Howerton, d. d. of Mt. Zion
A. NJ. E. Church delivered most
logical discourse on men SUNDAY. 1t
was Mems Day Mr. Holder was the
master of ceremonies at night. at
which time some of the most dlstin
guished men Of our race were on the
rostrum namely. DR.. E. r. Dudley,
the dentist. Grand Chancellor W. b.
T. Crowe.l. Attorney j. l.. Reed, At
torrsv Henry D. Dolphin. who made
9 wonderful address on the kind or
men the world is looking for today.
Men OF brain, men Of lofty ideas and
ideals. was what we could CLEAN from
this young man. who has been in
every uuarte, of the globe and has
met all classes and jcond' tions of
men the world over. He hailed from
the fatherland. DR.. Dudley spoke on
the little things and when he had
finished it was readily seen that he
had combined the little things-in
such a manner that they appeared
largest of ALL The addresses from
these kindhearted Christian men
were quite inspiring to- the brethren
of Mt. Zion A. M. E. Church, pastor
and peorle We thank them for &C
cepting the invitation extended them
by our beloved pastor, Rev. W. K.
Howerton, D. d.
NV cd friend, j. NJ. Lipscomb
called on me Monday expressing his
sympathy for our sick son. E. A.
S.anfeld. in Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Catherine Stanfeld left the
city Friday. March 9th. for Balti
more. Md, to be at the bedside of
our only son, Edgar. who is seriously
III with Pneumonia in both sides. ut
913 Saint Barnabas Court.
The anniversary of the Pythians
and Courts was held Sunday at
o'clock at st. Paul's Memorial NJ. +.
Church. Rev. A. l.. James, ID. ID.
delivered very grand discourse to
the Knights and Courts of Roanoke,
Ballyhack, Salem and vicinity. Grand
Chancellor w B. F. Crowell was
equal to the task His address was
of much interest. The foundation of
this grand and noble Order is true
friendship, which binds men and
women together so closely that moth
ing can separate them but the last
that comes to us all-Death.
Miss Mary E. White, I'LL Fourth
Street, n E. is in the city On leave
of absence from the University OF
PENNSYLVANIA, of Philadelphia, where
she will recuperate from her recent
illness. We hope for her a pleasant
ay in the Magic City. She wishes
to thank her many friends for their
kir1 remembrances. Miss White is
member of the Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sorority. 49,.
Miss Mable Bailey. of Fifth Ave
nue.. has been quite sick for the past
week. but improvement is noted.
Pilot Burrell was seriously cut on
Monday evening by a young woman
on Northeast Gregory Avenue. His
intestines were protruding when he
was carried to the hospital. the girl
practically disemboweling him. She
is being held in the detention home.
Mrs. Bessie Reynolds. of Wytheville
Va. is in the city. She will visit her
sister and friends here for few
weeks. They are happy to meet her.
Thanksgiving sermon of the Pyth
iars and Courts will be held Sunday
at 8 O'Clock at Salem. Roanoke
Pythians are invited to participate.
Mr.. George Smith Of Baltimore, Md
was in the city last week spending
sometime with his old friends, t. T.
Toliver Little Willie and others.
The N. and w. Quartette rendered
a very fine selection at Mt. Zion A.
NJ. E. Church on Mems Day, On the
18th. Also the First Baptist Quar-
tette and the A. M. e. Church
Quartette rendered excellent numbers.
The offering was fine, but the women
led in finance. 80.
HrS. DSSSle VI VaihSi
Avenue is somewhat indisposed at
this writing.
Mrs Marshall of High Street is
somewhat improved at this writing.
Madison Stanfield's place is where
YOU find Salvasena, Indian Herb Pills
and Payneze Worlds Liniment, Liver
Pills and Plasters and hundred
other valuable remedies at 1913 Wells
Alley, N. w.