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Newspaper

Richmond Planet

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1929

Page

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Waller Wins $5000 Heart Balm Verdict Against Preacher

Alonzo C. Waller secured a $5000 judgment against Rev. Leroy Frayser in Hastings Court for alleged alienation of his wife's affections. The trial featured intense voir dire over admissibility of letters and a claimed confession, with testimony from both sides and partners in the case.

Waller Preacher Alonzo C. Waller Leroy Prayser Hastings Court Ernest H. Wells Frayser Wells Frayzer Mra Waller Aller Rev. Prayser Waler V. Frayer T. Dix Sutton F. A. Roscher Rev. Frayser Thomas I. Talley

Special Feature Each Week on Page Four

A note indicates a recurring weekly feature labeled Special Feature on page four. The brief repeats the header line and signals a continued column or series in the newspaper layout.

Deacon Robert Christian Killed In Richmond Auto Crash

Richmond residents learned that Deacon Robert Christian of 614 North Eighth Street was instantly killed at 5 30 P M at the corner of Highth and Leigh Streets while crossing Leigh Street. He was en route home from a day of work with Neal and Binford in South Richmond. The car was driven by Paul A Condit of the 2400 block Fourth Avenue. The driver is under a man’s manslaughter investigation.

Richmond Robert Christian North Eighth Street Highth Leigh Streets Neal & Binford Christian Leigh Paul A. Condit Fourth Avenue Mra. le

Alabama Congressman Refuses Seat on Committee

Alabama congressman De Priest resigns from the committee after years of service despite assignment to Indian Affairs. The House reportedly accepted the resignation when presented by Wales Longworth amid scrutiny of honorary positions.

Alabama

Virginia boy wins bonus prize in fly killing contest

Junior Burks seven year old grandson of Emily Burks East Radford Virginia wins extra five dollar prize and honorable mention in state fly killing contest ending December 5 1929. Three prizes were offered by Dr Mary E Brydon to counties reporting most flies caught in 1929. Burks killed 17 quarts of flies and inspectors noted his home met four essential fly control points. Special recognition will mark four point homes on Child Health Day.

Junior Burks Emily Burks East Radford Mary E. Brydon Bureau of Child Health State Department of Health Eee Herst Bista Jurfior Burks Brydon Virginia Ella Whitten County Sanitation Education C. W. Wiltsee State Department of

King’s Birthday Pageant at Leigh Street Church

Junior League presents The King's Birthday pageant on Sunday December 29 1929 at 4 PM at Leigh Street M E Church Mrs E C Eldridge serves as Superintendent All are invited to attend and enjoy this community event led by the Junior League organizers and hosted by Leigh Street Church.

Leigh Street M. E. Church E. C. Eldridge

President John Edmund Wood Dead in Danville Ky

Rev John Edmund Wood D D president of the National Baptist Convention of America died at his Danville home. He led the denomination since 1923 and earlier served as Kentucky moderator and First Baptist Church pastor. Funeral plans not announced. He was active in Republican politics and education.

John Edmund Wood National Baptist Convention OF America Danville First Baptist Church Kentucky Fort Worth Tek Edward’ P. ‘Jones Norfolk Republicans Party

Social Register Parade Includes Local Club Members

Society column notes feature a list of women and spouses from the P A club and nearby families appearing in a photo caption. Names include Mary Brendie Roca Reed Viola Ward Gertrude Miewestone Jackson India Mrs Gladys Giles Thelma Ward Ruth Deane Evans and others.

Sysare Mary Brendie Roca B Redd Viola Maria Gernela Ward Bertha L. L. Gertrude Miewestone Jackson Alto L. Johnson India Gladys B. Giles Mo ‘Thelma Ward Byetyy V. Stallings Ow8da Motfis Martha Gee Ida J.B Neokil R

Fulton notes on anniversary services and courtroom discharge

At Mt Calvary Baptist Church anniversary services Rev C B Simms and other ministers led devotionals and talks. In police court two Howard University students Leroy A Clay and Jan P Ramsey were discharged after charges of disorderly conduct and assault were dropped following testimony from seven students and an instructor.

Mt. Calvary Baptist Church C. B. Simms Mt. Zion Baptist Church A. D. Clark Fairfield Baptist Church A. W. Brown Sixth Mt. Zion Baptist Church Robinson F. W. Black Mt. Carmel Baptist Church J. W. Kemp Finn W. Johnson Ministers M. A. Jackson Turner Goodcame McCargo Sunner Howard University Leroy A. Clay Baltimore Jan. P. Ramsey Philadelphia É University Clay Ramsey George FB. C. Hayes

Richmond News Snippets and Local Highlights

A varied Richmond page notes a NY tied case with a payment of 87 in currency and a detective sergeant Fox anticipates an arrest today. Beaver Dam church reports a packed service and a thriving congregation under pastor T. W. Smith. The Eveready Club plans a new baptizing pool as visitors Mr. George Burrell and Mr. Todd visit from New York to see their mothers in Richmond and Petersburg.

Yetta Fourth’ Street Sergeant Fox Union Tee Beaver Dam T. W. Smith Eveready Club George Burrell Todd Richmond New York Mrs. Burrell North Fourth Street Mrs. Todd Petersburg

Man Rescues White Woman From Burning Car

Dorsey Davis a cook at a roadside inn, risking his life, pulled Irene Wilkes from a wrecked car near Nashville. He opened the door and dragged her free as flames enveloped the vehicle. Though she escaped, the heat prevented a second rescue and Davis was fatally burned.

Associated Negro Press Nashville Tenn Dorsey Davis Irene Wilkes Davis Wilkes

Pew Rally and Musicale at Virginia Union University

The Key Women of Virginia Union University and the City Club invite the public to a pew rally and musicale on January 1 1930 at 3 30 pm. Proceeds aid the girls dormitory fund with motives of hope and charity.

Virginia’ Union University Virginia Union University

Johnson Crutchfield wedding at Rev Terrell home

Mrs. Anna Crutchfield and Mr. Silas B. Johnson were married December 8 at 3 30 in the residence of Rev. Lewis Terrell.

Anna Crutchfield Silas B. Johnson Lewis Terrell

Axe Wielded In Fatal Murder in New York Apartment

Daniel Booker, a Richmond native, allegedly killed his wife Virginia Booker with an axe in their New York City apartment at 220 West Sixty fourth Street. Held without bail, he is charged with murder after neighbors heard a fatal struggle around midnight.

Daniel Booker Virginia Booker West Sixty-fourth Street New York City Bookers Richmond Church Hill New York North Thirty-first Street Randolph Bros Virginia Booker Cassidy West Sixty-eighth Street

Consolidated Bank and Trust Company Formed in Richmond

Editorial notes favorable comment on the merger of St. Luke Bank and Trust and Second Street Savings Bank into the Consolidated Bank and Trust Company. The new bank opens January 1 at First and Marshall Streets with Emmett C. Burke as president and Walter St. Bars as secretary-treasurer. The move aims to boost local economic standing, especially for the colored community, under Maggie L. Walker as board chair and John T. Taylor as assistant chair.

St. Luke Bank and Trust Company Second Street Savings Bank Consolidated Bank and Trust Company St. Luke Bank First Marshall Streets Emmett C. Burke Walser Bariks Richmons Haskeen

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