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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
SPRING MUSICALE.

Under the auspices of the Raymond
circle OF the Westminster Presbyterian
church a delightful musical program
will be given Monday evening, June T.
at the residence of Mrs. TAFT Butler
1881 Vinton avenue. Ben II. Carr has
had charge of arranging the program
and some of the best talent IN the
city will participate. The Following
varied program will be rendered, pc
ginning at S:15 o'clock.
Piano
(a) Rigoletto Paraphrase ........1
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. franz IAsAt
IN Traumeri ,.. Richard Strauss
Mr. Adolph Steuterman.
"a Moonlight Starlight, 49,. :Gilberte
(b) There Are Fairies at the Bot
tom of Our Garden ..... Lehman
Mrs. Charles r. Miller.
(a1 In Elizabethan Days .....:...
..,........... A. Walter Kramer
(b) Serenade ............. hahuessel
Mr.. Joseph Cortese.
Ca) Come Where the Lilies Bloom
fbl Isle of Golden Dreams. Botsford
Central Male quartet.
Mr. Reitz, Mr.. Jackson, Mr..
Montgomery, Mr. Bray.
al Mazurka .....,........S Schneider
(b) Selected ...........',.,''
Miss Dorothy FriedeI
Readings-Selected .........:.....'.
Mrs, Lollie Yahnke Buchanan.
AcCompanist, Mrs. G. B. Mccoy.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
Sunday Services
Methodist.

MADISON HEIGHTS tclaybrook and
Monroe)-ReV. I. w. Lewis, pastor.
Child Welfare will be the theme. OF
the pastors sermon at IL am, fol-
lowed by the holy communion. SUP
ject of the evening sermon VIII pc
Forgiveness" Take Crosstown or FAIR
Grounds car.
SECOND (South Third and Linden)-
Sacrament of the Lords supper at the
morning service; at the evening houi
DR.. Cumming will speak on "A reat
Jew" Sunday school at $3.50 am, ..
S. Wall, superintendent; Epworth
League devotional service at 7;l5 pm
HARRIS MEMORIAL Seventh and
Looney)-Rev. w. W. Adams, pastor
will preach at Ii am. on The Suf-
fering of Christ" and at pm. on THE
Glory That Shall Follow"
PEPPER MEMORIAL (sheIby and
Davant)-Rev Otis Gray Andrews, pas
tor, will preach at IL am. on strength
of Character" and at pm. on THE
Sluggard's Garden
5UNTYN--The subject at II am. will
be THE Importance of Christian Lit
erature." After the sermon class
will be received into the church. The
monthly communion service will be Oh,
served In the evening the subject will
be 1.-THE Beauty of Friendship" Rev
Jas. M. Jenkins, Jr., pastor.
VERNON MEMoRIAL-Sermon by
the pastor, Rev. George II, Martin, al
IL am. Mr.. Jeff E. Marmon will speak
at s pm. Sunday school at 10 am
GREENLAND HEIGHTS - Sunday
| school at $3.50 am. Mr.. Jeff B. Marmon
will speak at II am. The pastor. Rev.
George H. Martin. will preach at pm
CHELSEA AND MULLINs-Rev; W
F. Acuff, pastor, will preach at Null
Inns at IL am. His subject for dis
cussion will be THE Unreasonableness
of Unbelief" Preaching at Chelsea
Avenue church at pm. Subject, our
| Creed
GALLOWAY MEMORIAL Cooper
and WaIker)-Rev. Frank B. Jones, pas
tor. Sunday school at $3.50 am;
subject whats in Name?;" EpWorth
League at pm; preaching at pm
by DIR. T. e. Sharp.
| TRlNITY-Rev. P. D. T. Roberts,
pastor. The special Sunday School DAY
| program, postponed from last Sunday
| will be given at 1880 am.
FIRST Second and PopIar)-Rev. H,
| S. Spragins, pastor. IL AIM, sermon
| by the pastor and sacrament OF the
| Lords Supper: pm, Epworth League;
8 pm, song service and short address
by the pastor.
ST, JoHNs-Rev. w, H Coleman
pastor. II am, sermon by the pastor
$50 pm, sacred concert by the choir
assisted by the choir of the Contra
Baptist church. The afternoon sons
service will take the place of the regu.
lar evening service. Everyone invited
UNION AVENUE-Rev. j. J. Thomas
the pastor, will preach at II am. anc
8 pm.
| MISSISSIPPI soULEVARD-Rev. w
P. Hamilton, pastor. II am, sermon
by Rev. T. E. Sharp, ID, presidinl
elder, followed by the sacrament of the
Lords Supper; tbs pm, Epwortf
League; pm, sermon by the pastor
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05

Reading rooms at 14os Exchange build
ing are open each week day from
am. to s pm.
CONGREGATION. CHILDREN OF
ISRAEL Poplar and Montgomery
Unwilling and dedicatory ceremony OF
the memorial to the late DIR. M. sam
field, former rabbi of the congregation,
at pm. Joseph Newburger, president
of the congregation. will preside. Ad-
dresses will be delivered by Or. Will
liam II. Flneshriber and Chancellor Is
rael Peres. All members and friends
OF the congregation are extended d
cordial invitation to attend.
uNtTARIAN-"Th Little Red School
House in the Valley, and the Little
White Church on the HILL" will be
the theme of the sermon by William
f. Clark at the Unitarian church serV-
ices in the Majestic, Sunday morning
at IL o'clock. Mr.. Clark has just re-
turned from the annual meeting or the
American Unitarian association, whlch
| has a series of meetings extending over
an entire week in May of every year.
which is known as anniversary week.
| The subject of the sermon was the
theme running all through the meet
| ings just held. A brief report of the
| more important features will be given.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
ST. JOHNS CHOIR
SERVICE OF SONG

On Sunday afternoon at $50 o'clock
a service of sacred song will be given
at st. Johns Methodist church by the
regular quartet choir, assisted by Miss
MYRTLE Powell, contralto; Clarence
Banning, baritone% and Carl Willis,
yiolinist. The choir is composed OF
Mrs, ]. l.. McRee, soprano and dlrec-
tor: Miss Elsa Gerber, contralto; Heber
Moss, tenor; Erin Farley baritone, with
Enoch Walton at the organ.
Following Is the program:
Organ prelude ....................
VI o Mr.. Walton.
The Lord is in His Holy Temple
Hymn-Holy, Holy, Holy .:.....',
choir and congregation:
Anthem-Be Not Afraid from
Elijah ............. Mendelsson1
Violin-Nocture .....::.......''J' Fleio
Mr.. Willis.
Anthem-He That Dwelleth in the
Secret Place .............'..Ha oley
Duet From Eli ......:.,........ COSTA
Erin Farley and Clarence Ban
Hymn-All Hail the Power of Jesus
~ "'t Choir and congregation.
Authenticate, Hark, My Soul .Shelley
Solo-He That Dwelleth in the .,
~ secret Place .......,... Maedermid
Miss Powell.
Anthem-Awake My Soul Schneider
Trio-An Praise to Thee. :...... Leslie
Mrs McRee, Miss Gerber Mr.
Moss.
D0A0ios Choir and congregation.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
CENTRAL, BAPTIST.

The following musical program will
be rendered at the Central Baptist
church Sunday:
MORNING.
Organ Voluntary ......,..,...'.'''
Mrs Claude HartZell
Anthem-Praise His Name 80. Handel
Charles j. Reitz, Joseph r.
jackson, c. L. Montgomery h.
f. Bray, o.,.
ffertory-Come Unto Me ......Sankey
Central male quartet
Organ postlude ...::::.......''''''
EVENING. g
Special music will be furnished at
the evening service by the Central
male quartet.
Organ prelude ....,.........:'
Mrs. Claude Hartzeu.
Male quartet-Lift Up Your HEADS adj
Charles ]. Reitz, Joseph R. Jack
son, c. L. Montgomery, II. Il.
Bray.
H. Jones
Central male quartet.
Organ postlude s........,. '...''''.
G. L. Montgomery, director.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
Other Denominations.

TRINITY LUTHE RAN-9:3O am,
Sunday school and Bible lesson; 1O:45
am, regular service, subject Have
We Trials and Temptations" pm.
pastor
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL wat.
kIns and Eastmoreland)--Rev Robert
George, pastor. GAS am. church
school; II am. morning worship, ser
mon theme, THE Pilgrims of Ycster-
day and Today" pm, Pilgrim Young
People, devotional supper and illus
trated lecture.
SCIENTIST Monroe and Dunlap
Sunday services at II a m, and s p m.
Wednesday evening testimonial meeting
at pm. Subject for Sunday lesson,
God, the Only Cause and Creator"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
Local Music Notes
FINAL SONG SERVICE
AT FIRST METHODIST

The final song service of the season
by the large chorus choir of the First
Methodist church, under the direction
of Edmund Wiley, will be given sun
day evening at o'clock The choir
numbers about so voices and In this
service expects to surpass its previous
efforts, the program being very at
tractive one.
The program follows:
Organ prelude-Largo .......... Handel
Mrs Bessilee Erwin Reese.
Professionally Mother Dear, Jeru-
salem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Unknown
Doxology .....................
fhSin" PART; ii l.
The Habitation Of Gb Thy House Peace
E. 8. Hardin and Fellow Work
Wiley, Karl Ashton, f. B. Low
dermilk and A. H. Kelley, Jr. .
Repent fe '"' MIR. Wiley e;.''''''''' Scout
Lovely Appeals (from THE Redemp-
Mr. Mrs. r r. Easiiey and choir.
Offertory-violin solo, Souvenir Ro.
Miss GLADYS Coulter.
PART II.
Gloria in Excelsis (from Twelfth
Mass) Mozart
In Thee, o Lord, Do Put My Trust
Mrs. J. A. Scott.
Ave Maria % God Thou Art MY
God) ............... Bach Gounod
Mrs. Edmund Wiley and choir:
Miss Gladys Coulter, violin obbli-
cato.
Seek Ye the Lord ..............R Roberts
Austin Carey and quartet.
(a) My Soul for Help ........,.:.:
,............... wagner Schlesinger
(b) Thine is the Greatness ...Galbreath
Choir.
Observation-Disclosures, Ye Pure in
Heart ............:.....' .Messlter
Organ Observation-Disclosures. ...;......
Mrs. Reese.
The nrogram of music for the regular
morning service at the church is as
| follows:
organ MRS fU' Bessilee Erwin Reese.
Processional-The Son Of God Goes
Forth to War 49,. :...... .Cutier
Anthem-My Soul for Help ......,.
.,,.,,......... Wagner Schlesinger
Choir.
Offertory solo--Just as am. 'NeVins
| e. o. Hardin.
Recessional-Love Divine, All Love
| Excelllng ...'''''''''''''''' " ee'0'
| Organ poStlude ...........'''.''
| Mrs. Reese.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
SERVICE OF SONG AT
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN

At o'clock Sunday evening at the
Second Presbyterian church there will
be service of sacred music instead of
the usual preaching; The regular choir
prano and director; Miss Banks Jordan,
contralto; W. ]. Meyer, tenor; G. w.
Hughes, bass, and Mrs, G. B. Mccoy
organist, will be assisted by Mrs. w.
Lancaster. contralto c. NJ. saner,
tenor, and John Kinnie. baritone.
J The first half of the program will be
miscellaneous in character, but the Sec
ond will be Joseph Barnbys cantata-
"Rebekah, a Sacred Idyl," which was
at the Goodwin institute during the
past season.
The music lovers of the city are in
yited to be present at the service and
hear hear the following program:
Mrs. Mccoy
BY Babylon's Wave .,s...,.. .Gounod
Quartet Choir.
PRAYER .::.......::... Rev. A. B. Curry
Mr.. C. M. Saner.
Lord Remember Me ,............ Roma
III, Mrs. W. c. Early.
Scripture reading ..................
Rev. W. L. Carson.
f'S' REB Sc 4 SACRED iDYL.
BY Joseph Barnby.
10, Days Golden Glory ............
Double quartet.
The Daughters of the City ........
Mr.. John Kinnie.
Who Shall Be Fleetest? ...........
Women's quartet
Give Me to Drink ..............:...
Mrs. Miller and Mr. Kinnie.
Fear or Doubling ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mrs. Miller and quartet.
With Overlooking Hearts .........
Mr.. Meyer.
Blessed Art Thou Evermore .......
Miss Jordan.
o Flower of the Verdant Lea ......
Mrs Miller and Mr.. Saner.
Protect Them, Almighty ..........
Double quartet.
Professional March .......Jules Gr1son
Mrs McCoy
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
CALVARY EPISCOPAL.

Music at Calvary church Sunday un-
der the direction of Aloph Steuterman,
organist and choirmaster, will be as
follows:
organ prelude-Slumber Song ;Nevin
Professional hymn 49l--Ine
Church's One Foundation, Wesley
kyrle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS '' -. : 49, ~
atlas TIhi '..,,..........T Tours in c
Sermon hymn, SS9-Three in one,
and One in Three .....,.... Stalner
Observation-Disclosures chorus from
mount of Olives Beethoven
Sanctus ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Benedctus qui VENT ......Tours in {
Agnus Del .......,....,..,,.' tours III \
Recessional hymn 395-Those Eter-
nal Bowers ..................M morley
Organ postlude-Grand Chorus.
SAs"t Chauvert
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
Baptist.

FIRST Linden and Lauderdale)-Re
A. U. Boone, pastor. $3.50 am, Sun
day school; II am, morning worship,
sermon by pastor, subject, Living the
Gospel" Z pm, junior, intermediate
and senior B. Y. P. u; s pm, evan
gelistc service. Subject, 20. K. Iouck' S
Message to His Friends"
CENTRAL-"O. X. Houck, the Ser
want" will be Rev. Ben Cox's subject
at II am. Special music will be fur
nished by Central male quartet, DR..
T. s. Potts, who was great friend
of Mr. Houck's, will also take part in
the service.
LA BELLE PLAcE-Rev. D. A. Ellis,
pastor. Subject at II am, Heroic
Service" Evening subject: Regret"
PRESCOTT MEMORIAL - Services
will be held in the new church Sunday
for the first time. Rev. James II. Oak
ley the pastor, will preach at II am
and s pm. B, Y, P. U. will meet at
pm.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
IDLEWILD PRESBYTERIAN.

Tho mustca! program services at the
Idlewild Presbyterian church Sunday
J. Paul Stalls organist and director
will be as follows
MORNING.
Organ prelude ..:....:.,,',..::;
Anthem-Lord of the Worlds Above
...,.,,............. Andrews
Mrs. d. L. Griffith, Miss Myrtle
Powell, E. j. Seaton, Clarence
Banning.
Offertory solo Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Powell
Organ postlude .........,.'..'.''
EVENING.
Organ prelude ............,...:....
Anthem-'rhe Radiant Morn Hath
Passed Observation-Disclosures. Schneider
Offertory solo $3.50. ...,..,..,.'..
ME-. Scaton.
organ postlude ........,.','.,.''..
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
ANOTHER SONG SERVICE.

At st. Paurs Methodist church
sunday evening at o'clock a sacred
song Service will be rendered by the
choir. which is composed of Misses
Frances Haun, Alice Maxwell, Mines.
O p Parker and Will Buck, sopranos;
Mines. Guy Boyer, Spain ShinauIt ana
Miss Katherine Haun, altos; e. w.
smith. Frank C. Maxwell, j. R.. Nc
Donald. Lawrence w. Dean and DR..
w. G. Walker, tenors; A. s. Castles,
Mr. VanTrees, w. c. Walton, Lucien
Taylor basses
The program will be:
All Hail the Power of Jesus Name
Congregation.
BY the Rivers Of Babylon '.. .Stllimah
A''oN W. c. Walton.
Hallelujah to the King GABRIEL
Choir.
Sing Unto the Lord ,....... McGraham
Choir.
Calvary ................:.' '''''t fouiiey
Miss Frances Haun. .,-
IT'S Midnight .........: ''':.,;;r... iaSlor
Mines. Boyer and us Shlnaul''
Low M 1g 'I Parker Ter'' Miss katherine
Haun, Messrs. Castles and Max
It Was For Me ........:...... Blount
Miss Maxwell.
The Way of Peace ..::i;s..'''''''''L oyo
Oh! For a Thousand Tongues. EXCEL
Choir.
DoxOlOgy .............''. 49,.
Mrs. Lawrence Doan, accompanist;
Mrs. Will Buck, director.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
Christian.

LINDEN AVENUE-Rev Walter M
White, minister. The annual Chill
dren's day exercises of the church
school will be presented at the morn
ing church service hour, IL o'clock At
the evening church service the Lords
Supper will be observed, Healing the
Hurt of the World" will be the theme
of brief sermon by the pastor at the
morning service. At the evening serv-
ice the sermon theme will be, "Why
Christians Observe the Lords Sup
nor
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
UNITARIAN.

The musical program at the Unita-
rian church services IN the Majestic,
Sunday morning at II o'clock, will be
as follows:
Pre-service recital-Melody in A
flat OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SChelly
Soiace ...............,,..E. PeaSe
Organ prelude-Melody of Love. ....
Observation-Disclosures. Engleman
Mrs. Frank Sturm.
Song-He Liveth Long Who Ltveth
wei ..,....': ...''.'..'. boi'dl
Quartet and Congregation.
Soprano and baritone duet--The
Cruclfix .........,........... Faure
Mrs. r. S. Dimmock, Mr., Her
bert F. Sharman.
Offertory-The Elegy ...... Massenet
Miss Marjorie Castagnino.
Anthem-O Divine Redeemer. .Gounod
Mrs. Il. s. Dimmock, Miss Cleo
Dueease, Mr.. Glen Raney, Mr..
Herbert F. Sharman.
observation-disclosures March .... Erb
Mrs. Frank Sturm, organist.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
PUBLISH MAGAZINE.

One of the English classes at West
Tennessee Normal has published
magazine called Sophomore Classics,
which is the last act of the class be
fore the closing of school. The puol-
cation was the aim of the class all
through the year. and all of the pupils
worked with this aim in mind. The
magazine is a credible piece of work,
and fully comes up to the expectations
of all concerned.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
PADUCAH HI" CLOSES.

PADUCAH Ky. June 5, (Spl)-
Forty-nine members of the graduating
class of the Paducah high school were
presented diplomas at the annual com
mencement exercises held last evening
in the Kentucky theater. The diplomas
were presented by DR.. j. T. Reddick,
president of the board of education The
principal speaker for the evening was
DR.. b. c. Augustine, president Of the
Illinois state board of education.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.

The program Sunday morning is as
follows:
Voluntary-Andante Religoso -.....
........,.. -: '''' 800
Mrs William Meyer.
-. Zabriskri
Mrs. c. L. Montgomery, MISS
Emma Edams, r. Newell, c. o.
Finne.
Offertory (by request-Heart Be
still OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wan "a
Quartet.
Postlude-March ...,........'...'E lsdr
Mrs. William Meyer.
Miss Emma Adams director.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-05
PUPILS RECITAL.

Mrs. Stella Graham will present
number of her pupils in piano reclta'
in the concert hall Of the Woman's
building on Wednesday evening, June
g. at S:15 o'clock, assisted by Mesdames
r. r. Easley, ]. A. Scott and Frank
Sturm The program follows:
By the Woodland Spring ....... FINK
Thelma Thompson and Nina James.
Wilma Scott Boyce.
Jolly DarMes .................::B echter
Morning Prayer .............S treabbog
Virginia Scott. :,
On Ice at Sweet Briar Crawford
Leona Friedberg.
Pixies Goodnight Song ....... Brown
Edward Thompson.
Mary caradine and Lillian cullins.
April Showers Harriet ;jt Maddox. hiVSeS
Sextet from Lucia ......... Donizetti
Sarah Crowel.
lowering Butterflies .......... Gaynor
Thelma Thompson.
song-selected 1";..ss...o;.;4''''.''''
Mrs. ]. A. Scott.
Voices of Spring ................Ke Keats
Frances Lee.
~ Beatrice Schneider.
Silver Nymphs .:...ii..;;::.'''''' HENS
,,, . Louise Hayley' snsncer
" ~ Nina James.
The Voyage of the Rocking Chair.
...,.,............ Gaynor
Leona and Esther Friedberg.
Dance on the Green .,:..;:.'''.''6o BONN
Sadie B. Scott.
The Queen of the Salon Sartorla
Mary Caradine.
Waiting Dolls ....,.1..;;;;;;..'''P oioihi
Mary Owen Gaulding.
ValSe Caprice .................N eWldHu
Rebecca Duke.
MandOline ..........,..... IhOlhS
Esther Friedberg.
Flower Polka ..........;.,.:.. Menrer
Mara Caradine, Louise Hayley'
Thelma Thompson.
Sorrentina .,........ ........'..'''' Lack
Lorraine Going.
Funeral March ................. Chopin
Camille Hughes.
1mDromptu ................'. helLllolu
Dorethea Eason.
Song-Selected ......;..;;..'.'''''.
Mrs. 7. r. Easley.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-08

San Francisco, California is just
tive miles from Oakland. Oakland IL
Il CITY ol 25O,uu0 inhabitants and the
Negro population OF Oakland is 5000
We have Negroes in the Fire Depart
mcnt, on the Police loiCc, rs Cay
Inspectors, in tho Tax Collector >
Office in the County Recorders Office
in the County Clerks Once and IN
the Deputy Shcriff# Office, etc. There
ale ten Negro furniture stores, seven
Real Estate Offices, three groceries.
two physicians four lawyers and
three Dentists. There are seven
churches all pastored.
All the business and professional
men are making money. Laborins
mems wages from factories, 3hi.
yards, railroads and janitors ranging
from $4.16 and up per day. Fifteen
year old boys wages range from $40
90 to $4,000 per month. Women
don't have to work in Oakland, but
when they do work the wages range
from $500 per day up TO $500 per
month. There are great opportunities
for our people in Oakland.
Ii you want any Information re
garding persons or positions write t,
ME. II You are coming to San Franci.s
co or Oakland let ME know on what
train you will arrive and we will
r.eet YOU at the 10Th Street Station
with our big automobile and take
you to your friends IL apy, or to y
respectable place to stop. We will
~ ;rS nl>n Ia
you wish to know concerning our
city.
We have lived in Oakland and San
Francisco 1G years. Know everything
and everybody in which you would
he Interested.
Address all communications to,
l.. A. BROWN,
President and Manager Provident
Realty Co, 519 Sth Street,
Oakland, Ca.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-08

many as five being in bed In one fam
lily at tho same time.
Mr. Willie Hawkes.. who Is WORK
ing in Norfolk, spent tho weekend
with his family here.
Miss Lula Crenshaw Of Richmond
is spending some time with her par
ents here, Mr.. and R.s. Emanuel
Crcnshaw, having been called home on
acCount of the illness OF Mrs. Cren.
shaw.
a bazaar was held in Jackson's Hall
Monday night under the auspices OF
the Willing Workers" Circle Of Shi.
lob baptist church. Quite a number
Of young people were out, tho night
being lovely one Various game;
we're engaged In such as "pinning
the tail on tho donkey" fortune tell
ing, etc. Mrs. S. J. Fitzgerald Is presi
dent CT the Circle and is constantly
planning ways and means of enter
tanning the public to raise money for
their treasury.
1t Is indeed gratifying to note the
interest being shown by the young
people of the town and community
in the Sunday Schools. Especially OF
this notable among the young men.
Some Of these have recently join,d
tho Order of Knights Of Pythias and
were instructed at the time Of their
coming into the Order to attend some
church and Sunday School. At Shi;
lob they have a splendid class OF
young men, known as the young
Mems Glass" and ii Is growing each
week. Every young man in the town
is asked to come and join this class.
1t makes no differences If you have
not been to Sunday School for u long
time and have gotten rusty, or will
forget end Knock at the door, you
will he rubbed up and made to feel
al hGmc. Mr.. benjamin Stokes is
teacher OF this class and an interest
ing and splendid one Is he.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archer Lewis gave
a birthday celebration on last F.
day afternoon in honor of thcil
rcpNew, William Archer Land Lewis.
Several OF the smaller children OF
tho town were invited. The entire
dining room was turned over TO the
little ones whore they We're served
leo cream, cake and candies. TIL"
guest of honor received several beau
tiful presents from thcs" present, a
tful cake with four candles
around and orc In tho center was
given to him by his aunt, Mrs. Lew
is. Late In the afternoon the little
ones departed for their respective
homes cXprc ssing themselves rs hav
ing had Il grand time.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-08

Mr.. William Holland Is still indis-
posed this week.
Mr.. Robert Tolliver is still In. but
much improved.
MIR. Herbert Rayford, OF Pitts
burgh, Pa. was buried in this city
OH tho 29th ult. He died in tho
Smoky City on the oath after short
illness.
Mr.. Charlie Harris, of Gainesville,
Pa. has returned to tho city and will
locate here. lie is the guest Of his
daughter, Mrs. Alice Moore.
Mr.. Samuel Gerlestine OF the
Franklin Cafe left for New York City
on business. He expects to return
in ten days.
Mr.. Jerome fucker, of Washington
ID. G. is the gucstsof his sister, Mrs.
Fannie II. Campbell, III Gilmer
Avenue, N. w.
Mr. Coins. representative OF the
MichcauX Book and Film Company
is expected to call on &. Tiffany
'ruiivcr on business in regards 10 All
Star Colorcd Pictures.
Roanoke State Summer Institute
will be conducted from June 81 to
July II. Teachers will find i'll Roam
okc u strong experienced faculty,
good board and ideal place for re-
creation, amusement and study. Elk
animation will be held at tho close
of Institute.
Prof. w. +. Grasty, Conductor
Danville; l.. p. Mickey, Local Man
ager Roanoke.