The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-11
SALEM news
EDWARD JETER, REPORTER.

Mrs Jno. w. Johnson, who has been
visiting her mothers family on Union
street, lett yesterday for her home in Bed
ford City.
Key. J..W. Hypes left yesterday even
ing for West Rauford, where he went to
conduct religious meeting.
In thursdays game of ball between
Washington and Lee and the Roam 3ke
college team, the latter was defeated in n
score of to 2. The college boys yester-
day played the v. NJ. ]. team.
w. II. Wade, of Chrstiansburg. for
merly depot agent at Salem, has secured
u position as freight-agent.o the C. and
0. at Newport News.
The board of visitors of the V. N. T at
their annual meeting to Re held on the
19th day OF June newt, will appoint a
state cadet to represent the Fourth Sena.
torial district. This appointment carries
Win lt BOARD, tuition and quarters free
OF charge. Applications Jon forms fur
nlshed from superintendent Scott Shipp's
office, should be. addressed to the superin-
tendent on or before the 10th day of June.
1897.
Attorney A. b. Pugh, of Washington
city, who has been -attending circuit
court, left for his ONE Friday night.
Miss Pearl Arnold and Miss Elya
thompson. who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. r. G. Stearnes, left Thursday,
Miss Arnold going to Washington city
asd .MlssThompson to Montvale. Va.
The Salem lodge II. O. f. T., No. 100,
Will celebrate their 10Th anniversary with
picnic on the 26th in Logans woods y,
Miss Julia Louise Abbott, who COM
pleted the course in Roanoke College with
the class of 10, and who has been since
That time pursuing the course of PHI ID.
in Pennsylvania College, will probably
get her degree next June, has been elected
to the chair of Philosophy and History in
Elizabeth College, Charlotte, n. C. Miss
Abbott during the past year has been
principal of the graded school in Stras.
burg, Va. She Is " lady of superior abil-
future before her.
Seventeen in attendance at the noon
prayer meeting yesterday. Some new
faces from the country and several Young
men from Roanoke College were i'm Mt
tendance. Evangelist d. b. Strouse con-
sumed most of the time allowed for COM
ment, in some very forcible remark on the
scripture lesson, emphasized by his own
experience. The lesson for Monday will
he the latter half of the fifth chapter of
Johns gospel. There will be preaching
service ut the Holiness room in the Allen
block to-day ut p. m. Evangelist John
NJ. Oakley, Jr., Is expected to lead the
meeting.
AT THE CHURCHES.
Rev II. c. V. Campbell will occupy
his pulpit at the Presby terrain Church
II orning and night.
There will he preaching ut the Episco-
pal church this .morning by the rector.
No night service as Mr.. Hubbard breaches
tonight at Hollins.
AT the Lutheran.-11 O'Clock sermon
by DIR. Luther Fox, of the college In
case of night service the announcement
will be made this morning from the .pul.
pit.
DIR. j. b. Taylor will occupy his pulpit
morning and night. Tonight by request
he will preach from the text, Gal, 9th
chapter, z and 9Th verses .inclusiye: sBe
Not Deceived, God is Not Mocked."
At the Methodist pulpit this
morning will be occupied by DR.. Carson,
of Roanoke. The night service will he
conducted Ivy the presiding elder, Rev. g..
f. Ball.
Regular afternoon services ut the Chris.
tian Church across the river n