Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-06-14
WAYNESBORO NEWS

commencement exercises OF Rosn-
wald School, Thursday and Friday
nights, Jun e5th and 9Th, marked the
closing Of the Rosenwald School. The
primary grades under the auspices
of Mrs. A. B. Childs, and Miss R. E.
Foster officiated. The first night all
seemed carried away with the we'll
trained little ones. The first grade re-
ceived encores on both their love song,
IF I Had Moving Picture" and
also their "Their Cotton Needs Pnck-
ing" which was typical of the old
Southern plantation. A Mother Goose
party and an operetta, entitled "The
Golden Whistle" showed excellent
training in both action and music.
The DOR receipts surpassed any since
the sessions of Prof. Branche.
Friday night closed with a strictly
educational literary program and
class SONGS, instructed by Prof. Egg
bert Terry and Mrs. Julia Perry. The
industrial work made a good showing.
There were four graduates to receive
certificates in persons of Miss Irene
Becks, Miss Cornelia Johnson, Miss
Ethel Myers, and Mr.. Charles John
son. The door receipts for the two
nights were $63.69.
The Silver Tone, Of Oak Grove
Dream Boy sof New Hope and Stu
arts Draft quartet sang on a contest
at the Pleasant View M. E. Church
on the 3rd. The selections Of all were
enjoyed. The former won the prize.
The Shenandoah Sexte, under the
management Of Mr.. J. Wilmer Wat
kin sang at WRVA, Richmond, Va,
on the 9Th at 5:15 Pm. Many selec-
tions were added to their booked pro-
gram, by Messrs. Gracen, and Alex
ander Browns, Charley Stewart, Mrs.
Leana Redd, Mrs. WiWllie Bold
ings, and Mr.. Harry Redd, pianist.
DR.. s. H. Harris preached the in
stallation sermon, Of Rev. A. L. Up
shaw, at the Union Baptist Church,
Avon, on the 9Th, Text-Joshua III.
Deacon John Caul, former member Of
said church, accompanied him.
Mr.. Silas Vaughns accompanied
Rev. W. P. Essex to Mint Springs on
the 9th.
The body Of Mr.. Winfort Brooks, o
Shernadol who was instantly killed
in Charlottesville on June End when
he attempted to mount wst-bound
freight, running at the rate of 40
miles an hour, was brought her eand
laid in state. 1t was conveyed by
Geo. and Sons, funeral director to the
Beulah Baptist Church, near Lips
comb, where twas deposited. He
was the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Brooks, having left home on May 81.
The Ideal Barbershop, owned by
Mr.. C. R. Perry, has been moved
from the Abraham Hall, to his new
building beside the Aeolian Hall. For
modern service, visit this new shop.
DR.. S. H. Harris preached the first
sermon in the new Mt. Zion Baptist
Church, Myndus, Nelson Co., on the
9Th. 1t is the church in which his
father and mother held their member
ship. He was accompanied by his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Stewart,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Paris, Mrs.
Scottie ]. Piper, Mrs. Leona Dorcus,
Mrs. Bertha Walker, Mrs. Sallie
Fields, and Mrs. Jettie Meads. They
report having enjoyed a great day,
physically, financially, and spiritual
ly.
Rev. Mayor Christy preached at
Shiloh at II AM. on the 9th, in the
ohaapoa ~ tbo pa otor Hia sermon
was enjoyed which was well deliver
ed.
Konjola, the wsndsr msdidns L.
going strsns in Richmond. Many Per
sons are reporting wonderful results
obtained BY taking this health Gsat-
ing medicine, which 4 90 nsdidnsa
all in enc. II makes good every time.
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word here.