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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-30
'KRASNA OTROKYNE,
MAN.
r o M A N
Napsal Henry Creuille.
NON ;aH1Mz E9zaaaz

lGGUOSL NLlu Sl uSCOiCIlV AiuAS'
Vcera jich tn bylo nekolik, kite
ii sc. mne libili nebyli ami
dost malo vaznymi. Pozorova-
la jsi Marickeho?"
''Ano,' pravila Vasilisa, "ve
lice slusny to mladik."
"Vis coz" pokracoyala pax
Zina, mechanic mluviti mama
cokoliv a poslechneme il - a
az Sc budeme NIT vdati, pax
uz 81 vvbereme, ktery sc nam
bude libiti jineho ne. Sou
hlasis?"
"Slibuji ii TO z celeho srd-
ce," pravila Lisa lehce Sc u
smala. ss
"Nesmis mne prozradit. K
sile jest treba svornosti. I've
slovo2r' =
"'Me cestne slovo!"
A aby zbytecny cas- nahra.
dily, vzaly Sc "a ruce hnaly
Sc jak vitr do sveho pokoje.
"Odkud prichazite tax u.
dychteny, slecno Zino?" taxa
la Sc rohorsena Anglicanka..
cod me matky," odvetila Z
na szcela klidne.
Slecna Bochetova poznala
re ciniIa Jim hrabenka nejakt
vytky, ,mlcela vsak.
Ctvrtky nasledovaly "a Sc
bou a mimi rady plesu. Male
plesy domaci poradany byly
domacich rodinach a pozvol.
ma zvany byly ODE divky j k
velkym elitnim plesdm petro.
hradske slechty; pozvani tate
nebyla vsak prijata.
'Svou dceru neuvedu jest6
do spolecnosti; il postaci po-
sud uzky kruh dome naSen.' .
"Racte tedy prijit Sc svoji ne
teri" vyzyvali hrabenku. By
la Lisa rada videna, jeff cd
merene chovani ziskalo il ma
klonnost vsech dobrych srdc
u kruhu vyssich.
'Se svoii neteri!" opakova
la hrabenka pokrcivsi rameny
"To neni jeji cil!' a zavedls
hovor .jinym smerem.
Jednoho dine, kdyz hraben
Gina pfltelkyne z mladi, pan
Suvcova, po ctvrte jiz zadal;
il, ably vzala S sebou Vasilisl
ma plies, ktery pristine tydn
bude poradati, objasnila il hr
benka svuj zamer.
"Nikoli, ma draha, Lisa nc
Pride, protoze pfijdu ja."
"Nu vezmete il tedy
sebou."
Lisa nikdy nejde Sc mno
do spolecnosti; bezpochyb
jste nepozorovala, re nikd
nejdh S nj"
"Ne!" pravila pani Suvcol
velice udivene.
Lisa pride kruhy, KIT
rymi nechci Sc. kompromitov
ii. Pc jeji svatbe dovolim il o
sem, ably mne navstivila, |
pfipade pujdu il i "a knott
k prvnimu dit6ti, dovoli-li
pomery, avsak mne u nj ne
vidi nlkdo nikdy"
Ale tato tvrdosijnost pre-
dlvce, ktera - jak predpokl
dam, jakziva nezpusobila va
tu nejmensi neprijemnost."
80 tvrdosijnosti nemu:
zde byti ami reci, ma drah
miluji velice Vasilisu, avs;
vite, ze Sc rika: Svui k svem
Co cinim, jest il jen k lepi
muw
Vymluviti il to Deby
mono.
XIV.
Slccry Justiny vzpominky
!, = snladi.
Dana, kterou hrabenka I
..fstavila V cello sveho asylu 2
sstare zeny, byla asi petatrii
stileta slecna re slechticke !
sdiny, jeste svezi zevnejS
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-30

SINGER sICf STROJE proda-
vame ma splatky. Hotove $500
a zbytek $500 mesfcne. Wy
menujeme tez stare sicf stro-
je. Haste sc v (. 4313 Clark
Ave. S. w: Pond, str, sob,
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PROpAM FARMU O Is ak
rech, IL mil cd Public Squaru,
je velmi pekna a je tam 5 ak
ri, vinice. Vymenim il "a pei
karnu. Haste Sc neb dopiste
do adm. t. listu pod znackou
"'Farma"., So
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eosNNs OAS@yN PAAD~AS~ 49,
benky byla hrabence Kumjasi-
move doporucena.
Hrabenka, velice dobrotiva
PAM, pocala chude slecne JUS
tine Adamovne davati S pocat-
ku stravu, pozdeji vykazala j
i byt, ano vzala il j "a svaj
stIl. ),
Justina v kratkem case, ma
JIG take sve zaklady dove
douc je zuzitkovati, privedla
to TAX daleko, ze zahy jiz j
bylo dovoleno, vstoupiti k hra-
bence bez zavolani; ohlasiti
vsak sc drive take musila.
Jednoho zimniho dne, krat-
ce pred vanocemi, sla Justina
bazarem bohatych kupcu pc
trohradskych, "gostinnym dvo-
rem," a premyslela sve bu'
doucnosti; byla poslana tam
hrabenkou, ably nakoupila da-
Ri pro schovanky hrabenciny,
Diary pro .chude deti, jakoz j
pro churave, stare zeny v asy.
lu; hrabenka nikdy ma to ne
zapomnela. Pojednou byla Ju.
stina 2 dumani sveho vyruse-
ma.
Justine Adamovno," pra-
!, vii muzsky HAS. f
Pohledla vzhuru, zbledla, pc
otevfela rty a. ustoupila pax
stranou, aby kolemjdouci mo-
hi pohodlne prochazti.
"Jak? - Wy jste to-" pra-
villa Justina, ktera zahy nabyla
klidu.
Behem techto nekolika u.
plynulych minut videla Justina
tahnouti mysli svou sen SVEN
mladi.
Chudobny, dreveny dunn ma
venkove byl jeji domov; mat
ka jeji mela jen jedinou slu
''zebnou; otec jeji slouzil ar
made jen po peti neb sesti le
tech navstivil svuj domov; ne
kolik rolnickych malych zivno
sti bylo celym jich majetken
a jmenim.
! Nedaleko domku rozprosti
ral Sc brezovy lesik, jenz by
chude rodine slechticke nej
vetsi potechou. MAS les!" ii
kavali pychou.
4 Justina stravila mladi sve
, jdnom vychovavacich usta
VII statnich ma venku, jez zfiz
ny byly pro chude divky re
: din slechtickych; odtud vratil
se doma S krasnymi vysvedct
s! mimi a odmenami. Dreven
otcovsky dun zdalsse il pojet
/ nou serednym, stara sluzka s
Y! il zdala sprostou a matka jal
Y 81 sestaralou. Jenom bfezoy
lesik, jenz jake ona stal {
alvetsi, zdal Sc il oasou v POI
sti te. Tam mela brzy zazi
) nejkrasnejsich dnu.
l. Nedaleko odtud bydlel m;
= ~ venkovsky slechtic, vdove
o jenz travil zivot svdj takrl
u jen ma honbe. Mel tri kone
% sest PSI. Sveho syna, ktery ra
l. jezdil ma koni jak on sam, d
Ivychovati' do verejneho ustav
til Osud tomu chtel, re mlae
j. Mikulas Cudesov vratil sc {
m lsveho domova rok pred pfib
tim Justiny.
,e Lesik brezovy prostiral
!; temer ma hranici obou slec
* !tickych zivnosti. Mikulas,. j
l!lvyborny stfelec, miloval hon
IL casio vychazel S rucnici, avss
Nzdy vracel Sc prazdnym :
10 icim to?s
Jednoho krasneho dne
pan Cudesov nahodou brez
lvynl leslkem a tn nenada
spatfil k svemu nemalemu
o. zasu sveho syna leziciho pr
roI krasnou divkou, " niz pom
e. Justinu 2Adamovnu.s Oba mia
O. lide szdali Sc byti sobe jiz ii
xu XII, jelikoz bavililse szcela I
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slova, zahryzl Sc do sveho kni-
ru a uhanel k domovu.
Kdyz byl cas- k eaji, dostavil
Sc syn jako obycejne vystfi-
lenou rucnici a $ prazdnou my
sliveckou taSkou.
"Tys opet dnes mic nezastre-
ill.," tazal Sc no otec.
"Ne, zcela MIC
"Coz nemas stesti, q co.."
Mlady muz, jemuz bylo de-
vatenact let, ddivem pohledel
ma sveho otce a odpovedel:
"Ne, nemam zadneho stesti;
cstatne nestaram Sc 0 to pfi-
/ lis" ~
Starry cudesov vyskocil a po-
padnuv hull, stojici koute,
ustedril svemu dedici radny w
prask. Kdyz pax myslil, re
trest staci jiz k vyplneni 1ce-
Ilu, postavil hill opet stranou a
pravil k synovi:
"Tos dostal proto, abych Il
zahnal choutky po zenitbe.
Kdyby te nekdy napadlo pro-
siti mne pozehnani pro tn
devku, ktera Sc v lesiku S te-
bou bavila, tedy te vydedim. :
Potrestany Mikulas byl zufi-
vosti takrka bez sebe pohledl
s Uneven ma otce. y
'Ty myslis, re te nemohu
vydedit?, Ne? All! Prodam
vsecko a propiju to do posled-
nj kapky, az ma posledni ko-
! pejku.' Rozumis?"
! "Rozumim, otce. Ale proc?"
! "Ponevadz nechci miti ne.
vestu, ktera Sc povaluje s mia
dym muzem v 'lese. Predstay
81, re misto tebe byl by tam
S nj nekdo jiny - nu co.,"
"Ale, otce, yzdyt' prave jen
ia byl nj"
"Praye proto; tot me posle-
dni slovo."
Mikulas zacal rozvazovatl q
chodil, jako drive, znova dc
lesa.
7, Prisel podzim a MIN desti
We dni; Mikulas nechodil jii
v urcity cas- ma zname misto.
"Nu,'' pravila jednoho dne
"kdy promluvis Sc svym OF
cem?"
.Jiz jsem s MIN promluvil,
odvetil Mikulas, pripamatova'
81 posledni vyprask.
"A - jak?" tazala Sc div
ka uzkostlive.
"Nechce a nechce! Tot pc
! sledni jeho slovo!"
Sklonil hlavu, nebot' citil
re bylo jeho povinnosti pint
will otce.
"Ah! - on nechce!" OpakC
: vala divka zdlouhave. "Nuze
e zijte blaze, pane Cudesove!"
: Odesla - bleda a sc srdcer
a zranenym; mlady muz posp
: sill "a nj, zadrzel il, fekl
y vse, co jen mohl, ably il ukt
I nejsil, coz Sc mu po dlouh
e dobe konecne podarilo.
( Cd toho dne vsak povazovs
y la jej Ia uplne ciziho. Prec
'e vsak rozesli Sc beze vseho hni
/ WI a nenavisti: Mikulas zah
u ma to odcestoval do Petrohrad
ably zkusil zde sve stesti.
= Abychom vsak dali pravd
c, pr1chodu, musime rici, re Jul
a tina prec >sve srdce neztratil;
a We sve nastale pax osamoc,
q nosti ma venkove jala 81 c,
Al desova v duchu kresliti jak
u. hrdinu. Videla v mem jen ODE
~ otcovy ukrutnosti a vzpomin;
10 la 81, re vytrpel pro nj ire
y telesny. Mlady lesik byl jed
nou jeji potechou - hledal
se V mem stopy sveho mladi.
n A nyni, kdy mladi toto j
"a davno uplynulo, vid6la je n
able pred sebou v "gostinne
TX dvoru' v podobe Mikulase c
- desova ozivene.
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$500 HOTOvE a ostatnf jako
rent koupi vam ddm Q 5 poko-
jich, plyn, e1ektrika, toilet u:
vnitr, pekny sklep. Tento ma.
jetek Sc naleza ma Pershing
ul. k vych. 49. ul. Cena pouze
$1,000. The Atlas Finance Co,
5458 Broadway. Ptejte sc ma
Mr.. j. Mlckovsky. 5-2
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HLEDAM jednorodinny ddm,
ktery Sc hotove zaplati, aneb
ma vymenu "a dvourodinny.
Nechte prihlasku v adm. t. lis
tn pod znackou, Lace. ,4-30
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PRODA Sc novy dun 0 s po-
kojich, jednorodinny, vse ma
jedne podlaze, moderne zafi-
zeny. Ulice Sc pripravuje x
dlazbe. Da sc LEVINE. Haste sc
" {. 1852 vych. 139. ul. 5-3
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PRIME Sc pradlo a zehleni
do domu. Prace prvni tridy a
zarucena. Haste sc v c.~8010
Laumer Ave. 81
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MLADfk z Czech prijety, an
glicke feci znaly, zada PIP. te-
sarske kontraktory o misto do
uceni. Nechte laskave adresu
" adm. ~'Sveta". 4-3O
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PRIJMOU Sc delnici, klempi-
Fl ma plechafskou praci. Has
te Sc vc. 1880 Broadway. 4-5
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PRIME Sc ceska divka "a
prodavacku We storu. Musi u
met anglicky. Haste Sc v (.
1926 Broadway. So
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PRODA Sc blize vych. 131.
ul. bungalow, vse ma jedne po-
dlaze, 5 pokojd, koupelna, fl
re place, je hotov k nasteAo-
vani. Musi byt prodan ;tentp
tyden. The Atlas Finance Co.,,
5458 Broadway. Ptejte Sc ma,
Mr.. ]. j. Hruby. Al,
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PRODA Sc a roxy stary dun
" Corlett o A pokojich $ koupel
!nou, sklep, pdda, je tam jeste
jeden lot. Cena $4,000, domek
sam 0 sobe ma cenu $4,000,
Haste Sc u Smolfk Bros, 831l
Quincy ave. Tel. Cedar 1888.
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PRoDA Sc set. do parloru, set
do jidelny, set do loznice, Sin
ger sici stroj, kamna ma uhli
q plyn, vse@ velmi levn4y bude-
II. to bro prodano. Haste ise
v (. 4313 Clark Ave. |?
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UNION HEIGHTS, nodernt
jednorodinny dim ma dlazd6-,
ne ulici, 6 pokoj6 5 koupelnou, !
extra toilet, brick Fireplace
bookcase, china cabinety. Ve--'
zme Sc lot co prvni splatka.
Blizsi sd6li Nejedlik a Mikess.
realtors, 11O15 Union ave. Tel
Broadway 1856. ~
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovl a
grocerni obchod prodejem
doutniki, kde Sc trzi hotove
pres $40O tydne. Cena Sc "a
sobami a zarizenim $1,000.
Pekny byt Q trech svetnicich,
najem z bytu $18 mesicne.
Haste Sc mezi g. q Z. hod
vecer v {. 61O6 Quincy ave.
4-3O
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HLEDA Sc pradlena, brati 81
pradlo do domu, prat a zehlit.
Haste Sc v {. 4816 Broadway.
" !?
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'PAPfRovANf, ciste, dobre.
"a cenu pfimefenou provadi
B. Sedlecky, 3643 vych. 1873.
ul. 5-1
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<z!5 Dana, ,kterou hrabenka po-
.'stavila V cello sveho asylu pro
sstare zeny, byla asi petatfiee-
stileta slecna re slechticke ro-
diny, jeste svezi a zevnejsku
dosti pfiJemneho.
v roce 1856 prisla do Pc
trohradu, ably 20 smrti syeho
otce, jenz jakozto hejtman
pred Sebastopolem padl, zafi.
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pfijmou Sc v. spoledenskem klu
bovnip dome. Dobre 4 misto
pro dobre lidi. Haste Sc Y
Rowfant Klubu, 3O28 Prospect
Ave. Tel. Prospect 1S5. Ia
volejte po ste hodin6 vecer.
40
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PRQDAM, PEkNY velky jed
rodinny dun 0 8 pokojich, e.
lektrina, koupelna, sklep, pi-
da, vytapeni horkou vodou, -
pekny, vellSy3 lot, 2 garaze, .dla-
zd6na uliae.. Hctove ..s$25pD,
ostatni die ,,jednani. Haste, ,sse
v Cts. 1888 Woodbridge Ave,
blize W. 25th st.
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z jistych pficin muslin wy
prodat mdj krasny nabytek
ze ctyr pokojG, rapofon,
karpety . elektrickou lam an
pp, vse velmqi LEVINE. Haste
Sc Y {. 1875 vych. LA. ul z
Union. :?
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- Karpety vsech drahd z
kazde velikosti, take ma scho
dy We velksm Ny5Sru u ST.
.pLACKU, 4816 Broadway
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-08-23
WYTHEVILLE NEWS.

Dr.. w. A. Brown, of Bluefeld, w.
Va, was in Wytheville Saturday,
August 9th, to visit his sister, Mrs.
Ella Brown, who is i'll. Mrs. Browns
brother is doing all he can to Tighten
the financial burden of his sister.
Mr.. G. H. Brown, of Bristol, Tenn,
was in Wytheville July 31st. He did
all that was needed for winter COM
fort and paid off some outstanding
bills for his sister.
The Schaffer Memorial Association
convened with the Bethlehem Baptist
Church last Thursday. The atten-
dance was good and much business of
Importance was transacted. Rev. R.
P. Ponder delivered the annual SER
mon, which delighted and fed the
large audience. The gathering was a
success and a credit to the Baptists
of Southwest Virginia. Rev. G. H.
Johnson, the moderator, delighted,
stirred and enthused his audience Sun
day morning; Rev. T. j. Chick preach
ed in the afternoon to large and APP
preciative audience and at night Rev.
A. j. Brown was at his best.
Rev. G. w. Gale, of Christiansburg,
Va, preached at Bethel A. M. E.
Church Sunday at II o'clock. Come
again, Bro. Gale.
Rev. Arthur King was at his best
Sunday night at Bethel A. M. E.
Church.
Rev. G. w. Gale moved the Frank
lin Street NJ E. Church congregation
to tears Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Gibson, of
Cleveland, O., left for home yester-
day after a few days visit to his
mother, Mrs. Phoebe Gibson.
Mr.. Dave Coffee, of Rural Retreat
was a visitor in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Teel, of
Richmond, Va, left yesterday after
a limited visit to her mother, Lou
Preston.
Mrs. C. ]. Williams, of Hampton
Va, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Liz
zie Johnson.
Mrs. R. V. Perry entertained for
dinner last Thursday Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Gibson, of Cleveland, o.,
Madam Lizzie 7. Johnson, Carrie ]
Williams, Hattie Songer and Rev. j
o. Wing.
Misses Leola, Louise Collier and
Virginia Murphy, of Rural Retreat
were weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs
C. B. Gibson.
Rev. T. C. Watkins, of Northfork
W. Va, was visitor in town last
week,
Mrs. Fannie Robinson, of Clarks.
burg, w. Va, gave an interesting ad.
dress Sunday night at Franklin St
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-08-23

Funeral Director A. D. Price, offici-
ated. The entire affair was handled
with clock-work precision. The floral
designs were handsome and costly.
The absence of white persons was es-
pecially noted, none being observable
from a point of vantage, although
they had done so much to do the de-
ceased honor.
Lawyer ]. Thomas Newsome, who
was invited on the last evening of
the Tidewater Peninsula Baptist As
ISOLATION and Woman's Baptist Edu-
cational Convention, in session in
Newport News to speak in eulogy of
the late Giles B. Jackson, who died
on Wednesday, August 18th, had this
to say:
"Giles B. Jackson, ripe in years and
rich in honors, has fallen asleep.
Seventy-six years of age, he lived to
see wonders wrought in this old world
of ours and contributed heartily of
the best that was in him to the sum
total of Negro progress in America.
To do this, he often was the butt of
bitter ridicule and unthinking criti-
cism; but, undaunted, he kept the
even tenor of his way, happy that his
own people had so far advanced in
civilization as to adopt the age-old
habit of throwing stones at the man
ahead.
"He loved his own people, and may
haps at times, leaned too far in the
direction Of our brothers of the other
race; but no man is perfect. Giles
B. Jackson knew, and realized, per-
haps, better than any public man of
our race in the South, that there is no
good reason why all men, Of what
ever color or religion, should not
love the one the other. Black, he GER
tainly was Negro, and for whatever
of worth he attained in his long, busy
life, no race but ours can claim the
honor. None but ours gave to him
those qualities of love, patience, faith
and vision that made him known, in
all our states wherever unusual merit
is recognized. God rest his SOUL"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-08-23

The Fountain Baptist Church Sun
day School had it's annual picnic Mon
day, August 18th, at Beal Park on
the Richmond-P Petersburg turnpike.
This is a most beautiful place and
a real nice time was had, with Rev.
H. R. Williams, pastor, and Deacon
U. H. Nichols in charge of the little
folks, who had the time of their lives.
We were pleased to meet the Madam
Beal, whose husband, just before his
death in April, had planned this place
as midway resort for people of
color. She in carrying out his wish
is making this most excellent place
for our people meeting and being en-
tertained by so many of the citizens
was a real pleasure to our Sunday
school and church officers, especially
Deacon and Sister Briggs, of the LIST
Captist Church of Centralia, they
have a beautifully fitted up funeral
parlor in charge of Capt. Thos. H.
Brown in fact going down t othis
park, not only give you an excellent
outing, but an opportunity to meet
some of the most progressive citizens
of Chesterfield county, Va.
MRS. MATILDA HOLMES.
Church Hill.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-08-23
The Funeral Of Col. Jackson.

The funeral of Giles B. Jackson,
attorney at law, took place Saturday
afternoon, 3 P. NJ, at the Ebenezer
Baptist Church. Rev. William H.
Stokes, Phi. D., the pastor, officiated
and delivered a mos impressive ser
mon. He was assisted by Rev. DR..
S. C. Burrell, Rev. w. T. johnson and
Rev. w. B. Ball.
The church was filled and the fol-
lowing were the pall-bearers: Active,
from Richmond Lodge, No. IS, Ma
sons-Japheth Page, w. M; James
Harris, S. W.; Clarence Smith, j. W.;
Robert H. Anderson, Sec'y; Fred A.
Jackson, Treas. Honorary. Thos.
Hewin, Esq, j. w. Johnson, of Wash
ington, D. c., Samuel S. Baker, H. H.
Price, William Miller, DR.. R. E. Jones,
Philadelphia, Pa, A. w. Holmes, Ed
ward Baker, Washington, D. c., and
D. S. S. Goodloe, Maryland.
The casket was mahogany state.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lizzie Stanfield, with
the husband, Mr.. A. D. Dixon also
extend thanks to Pastor Rev. W. w.
Hicks for any and all services rem
dered. Funeral Director W. r.
Hughes had charge.
Don't forget NJ. Stanfield, the Sal
vasena man with little red grip IN
hand. He is the man who will fur
nish you with something to toothe
YOUR pains. Call on him at house or
on the streets of Roanoke. He is a
walking drug store. Indian Herbs,
Canabis Aspirin tablets and the
worlds best colognes. No. 153. Just
see me and be satisfied.
Mrs. Alberta Johnson and Mrs.
Azelia Butler, of Hollins, Va, enter
tanned in compliment of Rev. and
Mrs. Wayman Barber, Mrs. Willie
Walker, of Homestead, Pa, Mrs. Will
low Belt and Mrs. Minnie Blake Dick
erson, of Pittsburgh, Pa, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. w. Thompson of this city.
Mrs. Belt and Mrs. Dickerson are
the house guests of Mrs. Thompson.
Rev. and Mrs. John Pate, of Salem,
Va, presided at dinner party at
their lovely country home on Thurs
day afternoon in compliment of Rev.
and Mrs. Barber, Mrs. Willie Walker,
Mrs. Minnie Blake Dickerson and Mrs.
Belt, of Pittsburgh, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. H. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Thompson, and Mrs. Lillian Poin-
dexter, of Roanoke, Va. Rev. and
Mrs. Pate are former Pittsburghers.
A reception was given at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Thompson, in
compliment of Rev. and Mrs. Barber,
Mrs. Willie Walker, of Homestead,
Pa, and their house guest, Mrs. Will
low Belt and Mrs. Minnie Blake Dick
erson, of Pittsburgh, Pa. The recep-
tion hall, living room, music room and
dining room were beautifully deco
rated with ferns and cut flowers. The
guests were received in the reception
hall by Mrs. Eliza Hairston and Mrs.
Edith Childs. Presiding over the
punch bowl were Mrs. Richard Nor
ris and Mrs. Charles Pendleton, pre-
siding in the dining room were Mrs.
J. H. Robinson and Mrs. W. H. Bur-
well.
Madame Dickerson, one of Pitts
burg's most popular singers, rendered
several selections in English and Ital-
ian. Mrs. John Locklayer presided
at the piano.
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M. E. Church. She could only re-
member Prof. R. G. Scott, Mrs. Mar
tina Songer and Mrs. Kate Turner
after thirty years absence.
A surprise party was given to MISS
Willie c. Monroe and Mrs. Cecil
Manning, at the home of their mother,
by Mrs. Gladys airston. Those accom-
panying Mrs. Hairston were Misses
Marguerite Calfee, of Pulaski, Va;
Eula Scott, Gladys Galloway, Ida
Clark, and Miss Kiffwood, of Hamp-
ton, Va. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Jennie Monroe had for dinner
Sunday Mr.. P. M. Calfee and sister,
of Pulaski, Va, and Misses Lillian
Holly, of Bramwell, w. Va, and Miss
Eula Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Henry, Mrs.
Tena johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Spicer,
and Mr.. Broddy, of Pulaski, Va, were
visiting in Wytheville, Va, Sunday.
Miss Willie G. Monroe had a crowd
of Bluefeld motorists visiting her
Sunday afternoon, In the party were
Messrs. G. Waldron Trigg, w. Dob
bins, H. Harmon and the Misses Jen-
kins, Wood and Houndshell, of Pu-
laski, Va.
DR.. w. M. Brown, of Bluefeld, w.
Va, who has been here visiting his
sister, returned last week. Mrs. Ella
Brown seemed to be much improved
after her brothers visit.
Mr.. R. A. Stephan continues to i'm
prove.
Mr.. John o. Stephan is making
some improvements to his home in
Wytheville.
Miss Eddie Stow, of Bristol, Va,
is the guest of Mrs. Caroline Carter.
Mrs. Katie Sayars entertained for
dinner Sunday Revs. G.. w. Gale, G..
o. Wing and Miss Fannie L. Brecken-
ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Collier, of Rural
Retreat, Va, were Sunday visitors in
town.
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men, Rev. DR.. T. j. King, Mr.. A. G.
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recently and the indications are that
1t will soon become one of the most
powerful orders in this State. Its
financial record has attracted much
attention. Mr.. G.. q. Grant has been
tireless in promoting the success of
the work here and has won the en-
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The headquarters of the Woodmen
is in Denver, Colorado and modern
methods are in vogue in the handling
of the work
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GREAT PROGRESS. >.
Neighbor Marion Cooper rendered
a solo. The encampment was held
at the University Grounds. This or
ganization has made rapid progress