Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-01-30
RoanoRe items
Mad ron Stanfleld. Agent)

ROANOKE. VA, January 21-Mrs
h"nas is indisposed Mrs Martha
Ann Simms is dead
Rev. w w Hicks has been con-
Quoting successful revival at Spar
rev Point.
The able Rev w, r. Howerton.
b. D.. of Mt Zion A. NJ. E. Church
sliyered an instructive sermon Sun
day morning. Many visitors from
Durham, N. c. were present One
person Joined.
Patronize our agent, Mr.. Madison
StRnfied. The more you patronize
the better the service Planets de-
livered. at your door by mail
MIR. Samuel Manns, the barber on
Peach Road has been quite sick
Mr.. Davil Futz of 325 Tenth
z Avenue, N w. is improving.
In sad remembrance of my loving
ard devoted wife. who departed
this FIFE one year ago January 2S.
1925: Mrs. Lucy Bonds. Gone but
not forgotten.
A home that once was bright and
happy, n
NOW is Always Sau ana Qrear,
faint heart that once was happy.
Now is always aching here
Her towing husband.
J, H. BONDS,
AT Fifth Avenue, n. w.
TFft' FUNERAL OF r. B. BAILEY.
The funera! of r. b. Bailey, Sr.,
Patton Avenue, N. r. took place
from the HUI Street Baptist Church
Wednesday, January 20, 1926, at
n. Rev. D. r! Powell officiated
assisted by Revs. A l.. James, P. G..
eraveley, j. J. Jefferson, T. c. Cur
lis A. A Spencer, r. r. Henry and
others Misses l.. Esther Daye. Ed
ia Summers AMI Mr. c. David Jones
sang solos. The many telegrams
and resolutions were read by Mr..
Richard Il. Jones.
The deceased was a member of the
above named church for over thirty
years, being one of its founders, al
so the Superintendent Of the Sunday
School, trustee, and deacon since
its organization. He was charter
member of the l. w. A. Society of
tho Hill! Street Baptist Church and
member Of Roanoke City Lodge.
No 1925. -GS y, o. Of OS6 Fellows,
who took charge of the body.
BESIDES his widow, AIRS. Annie
BaTey, he leaves two sons, Robert
B. r., and John r. Bailey four
daughters. Misses Mabel c., Ruth A.
Thclma ID Bailey and Mrs. Allie
Bailey Redd; sister, Mrs Mary A.
johnson. DanviHe. and a daughter
ineaw, Mrs. Lille Mitchell Bailey
The out-of-town relatives and
friends who attended the funeral
were: Mrs. jamie ]. Darlington, Dan
vile. Va.y Mesdames JAMIE Carter,
coqxie2ia Smith. Mary Hairston. Amy
Foust, Josephine Lowe, Georgia
Macsh and Little Mary Elizabeth
Lowe, all Of Greensboro, N. c.,
nieces OF the deceased Mi John r.
Dagis. Roydton. Va, brother Of the
widow: MIS- Lille , Bullock and
Mrs. Susie Warren, Durham. N. c..
cousins OF the deceased; Rev. r. r.
Henry. Graham, an e1-pastor; Rev.
u q. Philpot, Pennsylvania and Rev
aud Mrs. A. A. Spencer. Buchanan
IfAGonA friends of the deceased:
uIB W. L. fanneI, StaunUOn, res
ident WI Il. g. Ed. and Miss: Con-
vention of Virginia.; Mrs. M. L.
Brown. Bedford and Mrs L. McFar
lin Gibbs, Of West Virginia
The fioral designs were numerous
and beautiful
THE honorary pall-bearers were:
Deacons Jefferson Hankins, William
Davis. George Edwards, H. w, Black
j. e. Brown, William Harvey,
MeSsrs. Fleming Rose. Harry Wright
James Pye and, Robert Hewitt. The
active palltbearers we're members of
the Odd Fellows.
Mrs. Annie Bailey and family
wish to thank their many friends
for the kind expressions of sympathy
shown them during the long illness
and death Of their husband and
father. r. B Bailey, ST. For the
beautiful flowers sent, the use of
cars and every kindness we feel very
grateful. Q