The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-13
THE SOUTH VIEW ORPHAN HOME, y
Meeting Of the Trustees and Permanent
Location at Salon.

Meeting of the Trustees and Permanent
Location at Salon.
The trustees OF the South View Or
phan Home held special meeting lsss
Tuesday afternoon at Salem in the offlce
Of the Salem Improvement Company.
The meeting WAS full one, the fol-
loving trustees being present: Roy. L.
G. M. Miller, D. D., o. Marxley, p. L.
Terry, 81. s. Trout Rev. G. A. Miller,
Rev. L. A. Fox, D. D., President j. d.
Dreher, Col. A. NJ. Bowman, j. W. Z.
Allemong, Rev. II. It. Shesly, T. j.
Shickel and Prof F. V. N. Painter.
The meeting was called to order by
the president Of the board, Raw. L. G.
M, Miller, and prayer was offered by the
Rev. q. F. Shealy.
Prof. Fainter, the secretary OF the
home, stated tha5 the meeting had been
called by the president and executive
committee to consider the question OF
removing the institution from its
present location. in rented property, be-
tween Roanoke and Salem, to the latter
place, and of locating it in permanent
homo.
He further laid bsfore the board tho
generous offer OF the Salem Improve
ment Company, to grant the South View
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brick building OF eight rooms for one
gear free of rent, and to sell to tho
board the same building together with
five acres OF land for the sum of 81 500.
The building in question Is the former
residence of the late Capt. s. T. Sim.
mons near the line OF the Roanoke and
Salem street railway.
After thorough discussion of the
subject in all its aspects, general
unanimity OF sentiment was reached.
In view OF the fact that 1t Ia necessary
to vacase, as early as practicable, the
building in which the work of the homo
has been carried on for the past three
years; that 1t Is very desirable perm an
emily to l.cate the institution in prop
erty OF It's Own, and that the property
offered by the Salem improvement Com
pany is desirably located, within con-
venlent reach OF churches and schools, it
was moved by Hon. Fl. 8. Trout and
seconded by T. j. Shickel
That wa purchase the property
offered by the Salem improvement Com.
pany for $1,000. and authorize the ex.
in ating the transaction"
The motion was carried with but a
single vote in the negative.
Ga motion the executive committee
was directed to put the property pur-
chased in proper repair and to transfer
the work of the home as early az prac-
ticable This will probably be done
some time in March.
The resignation OF s. w. Jamison
having been accepted the Rev G. B.
King, OF Salisbury. N. c., ON nomination
OF the United Synod's committee, was
elected to fill the vacancy. On motion
OF Rev. Ell. E. Shealy 1t was
Resolved. That this board en- aged
In carrying on the orphan work of the
United Synod respectfully ask the
Synod OF Georgia to consider tho desir-
ability OF cooperating in this general
work and invite them, instead of under
taking to establish separate homes, to
USE the means at their command, il
possible, in erecting q building, to be
named by them, upon the grounds of
this institution of the church"
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