The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-08-09

Paups College and the us. Army, was
host at a luncheon at his residence on|
lO12St. last week Honored guests includ-
I'd Mr. Robert F. Brown of Howard Uni-l
versity and Mr.. George F. Murray of Mill
Kin University.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fisher and daugh-
ters, Nan and Janice, of Greensboro, NC,
were the weekend guests of Mrs. SuzieI
Farrar of 5th st. recently.
Mrs. Rose Lee Irving of West ST. is con-
vaescing after a recent operation at the
University Hospital
Mrs. Lawrence Perkins has returned
home after spending two week vacation
in New York City.
The regular monthly meeting of the
University Hospital oys Club was held at
the residence of George King, Friday Aug
ust /. After the business session, there was
lovely repast which was enjoyed by. all.
Those present were Messrs. Lloyd Banks,
Edward Stroud, Beatrix Dyer Lewis Bry-
ant, Sam Walker, George Hardy and Hen
ry Cottrell
My. l.. j. Shaw, principal of the Jackson
P. Burley High School, has returned to the
city after vacationing in Canada and South
Carolina
Rev. and Mrs B. F. Bum of Anderson
st. are vacationing in Ohio
Mrs. G. L. Anderson, owner and manag-
er of the Employment Bureau on 4th ST.
left Saturday for weeks vacation in
New York City with her sister and with
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
telborn Mitchell in Boston The Employ
ment Bureau will be closed from the 9Th
of August to the 18th.
Miss Mable Green of Anderson st. has
been visiting friends and relatives in Pat
terson, N. j. and Washington, D. C. for
the past two weeks.
The residence of Mrs Ethel Edo was
the scene of the lovely lawn party spont
sored by the Order of the Eastern Star last
Thursday. The lucky winners of the draw.
ings were Mrs. Emma Brown of Page ST.,
Mrs. jamie Wright of Ridge ST. and Mr.
Hicks of 18th ST.
On July 31st around $3.50 am. seven
bus loads of happy youngsters and groWnI
ups left the Mt. Zion Baptist Church on
their annual Bible School Union Picnic,
which was held in Montgomery Hall Park
Staunton, Va. This park, under the super
vision of Mrs. Irene Givens, afforded ev-
ryone all the pleasure that one could ask
Mrs. Owens left no stone unturned in max
ing the group welcome and happy.
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Mr.. William Brown of Washington Wis
tied his grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
Brown on Page ST. the past week.
Mr.. George White of Washington, D. c..
recent graduate of the Dental School at
Howard University, visited his mother,
Mrs Annie White, of 5th ST., recently.
The Western District Sunday School Con-
vention held it's annual meeting at the
Piney River Baptist Church, Hot Springs,
Va, July 80 and August l. Rev. C. r..
Wicks, who was sent as delegate for
Smoky Row Sunday School of Staunton
delivered the inspirational sermon Wednes-
Gay morning. The theme of the convention
was, Church and Sunday School Work
ing Together For God" After the conven-
ton the delegates toured the homestead
and summer resort at Hot Springs.
Mrs Edith McQuery, Sr. of 9th St., who
has been suffering from a lengthy illness
this summer, is better and able to get out
Mr. Charles H. Niche of Washington,
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Humph-
rey Niche, of Dice st. Sunday.
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