Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-07-24
ABINGDON. VA.

MRS. susan Clark lett Tuesday for
Topeka, Kans.; where she will visit
her granddaughter, Mrs. Miller.
| Messrs. James Mechanism and
Spargeon Thomas left Tuesday for
West Virginia, where they have en-
ployment.
Mrs. Herbert Brown and two
daughters, Miss Isabel Brown, left
Sunday for Roanoke, Va, where
they will visit for several weeks.
I Those attending the District Con.
vention at Pulaski, Va, are Revs.
A. J. Brown and w. d. Magbie.
The Glee Club of the Baptist
Church, together with a number of
friends, motored to Rural Retreat,
Va, Sunday to attend the associa-
ton. The Glee Club sang several
selections before the assembly.
! Mr.. Robert Anderson is at home,
after spending several months in
Youngstown, o.
Miss Safronia Harris is spending
the summer at home, after attend
ing school at Bluefield, w. Va.
Rev. Gotten of the A M, e, Church
preached a wonderful sermon at the
A. M. E. Church Tuesday night.
Miss jamie Anderson gave an an
nouncement party for her sister,
Blanche, at her home Tuesday eve.
ming, ZIG A Street. Dancing and
playing whist were the features of
the occasion. Everyone was asked
to be quiet while Prof. M. Boyd
read the announcement, which read
as follows: Mrs. Susie Anderson
announces the marriage of her
daughter. Blanche Wardell, TO DR..
I. A. AKRON, of Pensacola, Fla,
August 10, 1926, PIG A Street
Abingdon, Va. At this time the
guests were served a delicious ice
course by Misses Violet Anderson
Louise Davis and Mamie Nicholas
! Those present reported having
spent very pleasant evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Brown, Mrs
Kathryn Immersion, Mrs. Ray, OF
Bristol, Va, motored to Abingdon
Sunday afternoon and were the
pleasant guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R.
B. Goode.
Mr.. Joe E. Nowlin left last week
for Bluefield, w. Va, where he will
spend the summer.
Many Abingdonians attended the
District Conference at Glade
Springs, Va, last week.
| Mr.. Reed Bird, of Bluefield. w
Va, is visiting her home folks.
The ball game between the ole
teams of Marion and Abindon was
witnessed by large crowd Wednes.
day afternoon at the ball park. The
score was 1913 in favor of Abing
don.
| Mr.. V. NJ. Brown and Miss Erika
Savage, of Bristol, Va, were bust
ness visitors in town Wednesday.
Prof. M. Boyd returned from q
few weeks visit through the State
of West Virginia, speaking in the
interest of Morristown College, OF
which he is an efficient teacher.
Misses Hortense Brown and Eller
Wiley are attending summer school
. at Salem, Va.
Miss Ada Warf, of Washington
ID. C., is pleasant visitor in the
city, the guest of Mrs. Nora Foster
on Valley Street.
Mrs. Josephine Moore left Satur
day for New York City to visit
Mr.. Marsh Bird and his sister, Miss
| Eliza, for several weeks. All OF
Mrs. Moore's friends hope for he,
a very pleasant visit East. Mrs
Moore will also visit relatives anc
friends iii Washington, D. c., on hel
return.
Rev. w. H. Pleasant, of the M
e. Church, is ill at the parsons age
on Main Street. His many friend.
hope for him very speedy recov.
cry.
Mrs Stella Nowlina Hants and
family, of Blueield. w. Va. were
the pleasant guest of her brother
Mr.. Edward Nowlina, last Sunda,
afternoon.
Miss Lier Froe, of Bluefield w. Va
returned home last week after
spending several weeks pleasantly
with friends. Mrs. Froe is formerly
of this place.
Miss jamie Anderson has as he1
guests, Misses Violet Anderson. OF
tMeadowview, Va; Georgia Written
and Louise Davis, of Bristol, Va.
Friends of Mr.. Will Patton re.
GREETED very much to hear of his
Z, accident in Bristol last week. We
hope he will soon recover from his
F; illness.
i Those who attended the funeral
and burial of Mr.. Thomas Lee, OF
Bristol, Va, were Mrs. r. B. Goode
and daughter, Lucille, and Mrs. II
ii. Longley. Mr.. Lee was an old
respected citizen of this community
and his many friends regret his loss
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