The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-10-18

uate OF Lucy Addison High School.
William (Butch) Majors, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Juan Nabors gil Chestnut Ave.
NV, gave several piano selections on the
Community Chest program held at the
American Theatre, Sunday afternoon fol-
lowing the main address by Judge Lindsay
Almond. His mastery of rhythm, his super
touch and the ease with which he per-
formed drew great applause and congrat-
ulat ons to the young artist
The ll.dies Working Aid of Hill Street
Baptist Church met with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ingram of 626 Loudon Ave-, N.
w. with the president, Mrs. Bessie Miller,
presiding. Present were Mrs. Inez b..
Wright, Mrs. Nellie Logan, Mrs. Annie B.
Waddell, Mrs. Annie Smith, Mrs. Mamie
Lane, Mrs Mary Miller, Mrs Lillian Left
witch, Mrs. Christine Ford, Mrs. a e
Hunt, Mrs. Lula Howard, Mr.. Henry Will
liams, Mrs. Matte Powell, Mrs. Laura
Fultz, 1Irs. Beulah Sweetenburg. A de-
licious dinner was served by the hostess
The Pastors Aid Society of Mt. Zion
ATE Church met with Mrs. Ella Hol-
land of Harrison Ave-, N. w. with the
president Mrs. Annie Bell Waddell, in
charge. Those present were Mrs. Annie
Trent, Mrs. Luella May, Mrs. Bette Gyp-
son, Mrs. Dora Caldwell, Rev. P. M. Cald-
WE'LL Mrs. Lottie Hale, Mrs. Lucy Poin-
dexter, Mrs. Gertrude Keeling, Mrs. Eve
lyn Lemon. A most enjoyable dinner was
served
The Four Leaf Glover Social Club met
with Mrs. Izetta Edley of Mcdowell Ave.
N. w. at it's last meeting. delicious re-
past was served by the hostess.
Mr.. W. M. Young of West HARRISON
Ave. accompanied his daughter, Deloris
to New York City, where she entered New
York Business Institute.
The Willing Workers Club of Mt. Zion
Baptist Church closed it's 48th State Con-
test, Friday. A drama, Building of the
American Fig" was quite success with
the forty-e.ght states represented. The
one bringing in the highest amount of
money was crowned miss America" This
honor went to Little Miss Patricia Moore,
who was crowned by Mrs. Pearl Turner,
club president. This most successful af-
fair was directed by Mrs. M. T. Cocker.
The Four Ace Social Club met with
Mr. David Hairston Of Raleigh Ave. N. r.
Tuesday evening. Members enjoyed we'll
planned social hour complete with full
dinner course.
Mrs. Mabel Nichols of Madison Ave-,
NE entertained the Owls Social Club at
;tS meeting Thursday evening. An enjoy
able social hour closed the meeting.
The Cottage Community Club held its
regular meeting Sunday afternoon at the
YWCA The new president, Mrs. E. M.
Davis in her opening remarks, asked the
clubs prayers and full cooperation. Plans
were made for the clubs anniversary to
be observed in the Recreation Center,
Tuesday, Oct. %. Each member is to invite
at least five guests. The theme for the
anniversary will be Pioneer Women of
the Federation Who Live in Roanoke"
Women to be recognized are the late Mrs.
Maude Reynolds, the late Mrs. Mile Pax
ton, Mrs. Margaret Burrell, the late Miss
Lucy Addison and Mrs. Elizabeth Gillian.
Mrs. Hannah Dunnaville retiring presi-
dent, gave encouraging remarks, pledging
her support and closed with very befit-
ting poem.
Attending the State PTA Conference
(white) at Hotel Roanoke this week are
Mrs. Thelma Pegram, State PTA presi-
dent, Covington, and Mrs. S. M. Burreli,
executive secretary, Richmond.