Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-12-20
STAUNTON SOCIETY

Mrs M l. Pannell, visited hot
cn1ings Sunday. While there she
v3sited the Pine Grove church Tor the
noorning services. Her son Or. II; u
Pannen, Jr. accompanied Mr. ran
nell.
MISS ALEASE MABREY
Miss Alease Mabrey, K. N" Is
snand;ne some time with her parents
Mr and Mrs. A. C. Mabrey on
CGlarama st.
VISIT RED STAR Me-
} Mrs. Effe Murray, Mr.: and Mrs
8 William Lawson, Mrs. Clifford Mul,
raw, visited Mrs. Jettenes' tnt
damohter of Mrs. Effie Murray, last
weekend at Red Star, W. Va, the
marty has returned after a very
pleasant trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson
ore visiting these parts from onio'
Mr. Lawson is connected with She
Highway dept in Ohio.
BIRTHDAY TEA ,ouod
Miss Eva Becks, was the honoreu
guest at a birthday tea on Dec: ON,
Of the home of her parents Prof. anu
Mrs. j. H. Becks, Park addlUon'
MR.. w. M. JOHNSON -,
Mr.. w. M. Johnson of Char!ottes-
Vile was recent visitor in the CITY, as
the guest of his mother, MRS, c oopni''
Johnson and Mrs. Beverley Carter
.sTn AT BOOKER "T''
social ''T'' was held at Booker
"T" Tuesday evening, a represenea-
two crowd attended. The proceeds
wont TO the school fund. Mrs. Jenhe
Perkins was the sponsor.
AUGUSTA ST. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. A. Hall Whitgeld preached an
inspiring sermon Sunday morning
the sermon was dedicated to the Onl-
versal Bible Sunday. The Subject was
what is the bible, Sunday vii! De
Mems Day at Augusta st. The Sun
dav School continues to progress
under the Rev. w. D. Washington
nonuIar Superintendent. The genera,
public is cordially invited to attend
the Mems Day services, botn morn
ing and night.
INSURANCE AGENT ILL
MIR. Newman, the representative
here of the Richmond Beneficial! Li1e
Insurance Co. of Richmond, is IN
disposed at the present. Mr.. john
Ballard of Richmond is looking after
his work while he is sick.
MT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
Supt. j. H. Hardy, who recently
returned from Hot Springs mac
charge of the Sunday School services
Rev. E. D. McCreary was in the put
1T for the morning at which time ne
preached an inspiring sermon. Ser
vices were also held at night, with
Rev. McCreary preaching. B. D. ?. U,
was held in the afternoon. Next
Sunday will be Boys day. Rev. Nc
Creary will preach in the morning
ard the boys will give a program al
night. Girls day was held recently and
the boys are trying hard to beat the
girls in raising funds for the church
MRS. MARY SPAIN
Mrs. Mary Spain of Philadelphia Is
visiting friends and relatives in the
city. She worshiped at Mt. Zion
Sunday Morning.
SOCIETY PLANS FOR XMAS
With the advent of Xmas just
~ around the corner, many parties,
dances ETC., are being planned for the
holidays. Many of the collegiate set
will be at home for the holidays. And
much "Whoopee" is expected. Fol-
the first Xmas in many years, there
will be no public place of assembly
as the Palace Auditorium which was
burned to the ground last winter has
not been rebuilt, therefore, the affairs
will all be private.
CHISOLITS WILL ENTERTAIN
The popular Chisolit Club, which
has large club rooms, will entertain
on at least two occasions during the
holidays, Xmas day and New Years
day.
DR.. John Chiles and Mrs. Chiles,
were among those who attended the
Howard-Lincoln Football game in
Washington, Thanksgiving.
Merrs. j. H. Hardy and Frank
Woodson returned to the city from
Hot Springs, where they spent the
fall season.
Miss Marie White, a teacher in
Effinger High School, Harrisonburg
spent the Thanksgiving holidays with
her sister and brother-in-law, and
DR.. and Mrs. Phillip Pannell and
Rev and Mrs. r. C. Pannell.
o Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Williams Of
New Hope, spent some of the Thanks
giving holidays in Staunton, visiting
\. relatives and friends.
Y Mrs. L. G. Pannell has returned
to the city from Washington where
she has spent some time recently
visiting friends in that city.
Mr.. Alfred Caves, has gone to
Roanoke, where it is reported that he
will be associated in business with
DR.. Pinkard.
Prof. T. C. Edmunds and Prof.
David Crockett, have returned to
city after attending the State
Teachers Association that met in
Richmond last week. Prof. Crockett
also visited Tidewater while away.
He visited Portsmouth, where he
formerly taught and also Hamton,
where he was taught the guests of
Editor and Mrs. William Con&lin
Brown.
The Chisolits, entertained at Their
club rooms on Thanksgiving night.
A large and representative crowd was
in attendance.
Girls Day was held at Mt. Zion
Baptist Church last Sunday. Boys
day will be held Sunday, December
18th.
Mr.. Samuel Johnson of Johnson
Street, returned to the city this
week, after most successful tour
with the famous Silas Green Co Mr.