Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-05-23
Mad ecn Stanfield. AGENT

ROANOKE. VA, May 19.-Rev.
". K Howerton. D 4. of Mt. Zion
A. NJ. E. Church delivered most
instructive discourse to his hearers
on the stand which the three Hebrew
chi dren took against the edicts of
the king. by not worshipping gods of
King NebuchadneZer. He showed
wherein God was able to deliver all
believers in Him. At night his text
was the oath Psalms. Srd and 4th
verses. II was Il lucid explanation
of the text. The Reverend drove
home his truth in this wonderful dis
course
Mr.. Clyde EdmondsOn and wife
arrived IN te city last week, enroute
70 New York. They are visiting his
grandmother and relatives on Hart
Avenue. North He is the son OF G.
s. Edmondson. Of Tenth Avenue.
Mrs. ], J. Mayo. 81 Fifth Avenue
y. E.. who underwent an operation
q. Burrells Memorial Hospital. = few
weeks ago, is home again. She
thanks physicians. nurses and friends
who administered to her comfort
during her illness.
Mrs. Mary Martha Price of 614
Eleventh Avenue. n. E.. who had
been sick for several weeks. called
q see Mrs. Cammillia CroaDe, G54
Ninth Avenue. NJ E, While there
,hs. became So seriously i'll she had
20 be taken to Burrell Memorial Hos
Mrs. Cora Garner and her daugh-
ter Louise, of New KensingtOn, Pa
are visit ng xheir sister and aunt,
Mrs. II. L. Turner. 1873 Norfolk Ave.
Mrs. William Kyles and daughter
left the city Thursday for Brazil IND
on account of the death of her mo- n
er. Mrs. Sallie Harris.
Mrs. Monroe Hale. of Sixth Ave
nue. is i'll
Rev. D. r. Powell, of Hill Street
Baptist Church left for Newport
News. Va. last Tuesday night to at
end the Virginia Baptist State Con-
vention.
Mrs. Hattie Cooper. of Walker Ave
nue. has been sick for two weeks.
Mr.. Gallenous Whales, of Dia-
mond Hill. who has been quite SICK
for several weeks is able to be out
aga'n. His wife is still indisposed.
Miss Johnson, o. Philadelphia,
The meet of Mr. and Mrs. Eliza Stan
field. arrived IN the city Sunday May
18th and will spend the Summer
with relatives and friends, 90 Chest
nut Avenue. n. w. Miss Johnson
called 20 see Mr.. and Mrs. Catherine
Stanfield this afternoon, after an alb
sence of eight years from the city.
Mrs. Lizzie PoindeXter is much
ind'sposed This week.
Mr.. Thomas Bell, who has been
very sick for two months, is quite
feeble at this writing.
Grand Chancellor w. B. F. Crowell
left Saturday for an extended trip
West and South, where he will speak
to- The Elks and Pythians. He will
visit North and South Carolina.
Georgia. Alabama and Louisiana, also
Columbus and Cleveland, Ohio. We
hope for Little Willie a very pleas
ant trip and a safe return.
While passing up Harrison Ave-
nue.. west of the school building, two
small boys on the sidewalk began
Kissing at me as 1 passed quietly
abou. my business. They threw sticks
rocks and whatever they could get
their hands on, at me. / do not
recall seeing more impolite act.
saw three ladies sitting on their
front porch l inquired who their
parents were and was astounded to
learn that any parents IN the city
would allow their children to behave
in such a manner without any pro-
vocation whatever. Parents, teach
your children better or sooner or
later you will cry for your failure
to do your part for your boys. Cor
rect them now.
Remember, M, Stanfield, The
Planet Agent REQUESTS the patrons to
pay for their papers promptly or sub
scribe for your paper by the year.
, Cont forget NJ. Stanfield and his
great line of medicines. Give these
remedies a trial and you will accept
no others if in your reach.
Mr.. Edgar A. Stanfield, who has
been quite sick is out again.