The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-09-13
Over The
BACK Fence
BY E. LOUISE WOODBURY.
Roanoke, Virginia

SoAPuS akWaCtS many from The Star City.
New students are leaving in great num-
bers to become accustomed to the sur
rcundings which are to be theirs for the
next four years.
Old students are packing feverishiy and
will say their fond "goodbyes" in the very
near future. Ain interesting program ded
Gated to the college youth was rendered
at the First Baptist Church, Salem, last
Sunday night The minister, Rev. C.. j.
Smith, gave most inspiring talk from
the subject "A Piece of Paper"
Special music was rendered for the oc-
'casion by the senior choir, under the di-
rection of Miss Geraldine Lewis. Other
participants on the program were Miss
Katie Graves, Mr.. Austin Tunion, Miss Jo-
anne Richardson, Master Harry Richard
son. Inspirational remarks were made by
Deacon William Graves
Mrs. j. M. Mason of Harrison Ave-, N.
w. was the gracious hostess at this weeks
meeting of the Tuesday Morning Break
fast Club. The full membership in attend
ance enjoyed a very pleasant luncheon
meeting at this time
Sgt. Larry e. Brown Of the U.S. Airforce
is the guest of Miss Ralondo Sydnor on
7th ST., N. w. Sgt. Brown, who is con-
nected with the Medical Corps, is stationed
at Steward Air Base, Nashville, Tenn
Mr. Ralph Burwell of New York City,
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Minnie Bur-
we'll on, Chestnut Ave, NJ w.
The following Roanokers attended the
funeral of Mr.. C. B. Kyle, former Roa-
noke citizen, in Pittsburgh, Pa, last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Kyle, Mr. and Mrs
Carter Kyle, Mr.. Leon Kyle, Mrs. Bertha
Toney and Miss Annie Younger.
Mrs. Patricia Meadows entertained at
breakfast Sunday morning, honoring Sgt.
Larry E. Brown of Nashville, Tenn.
''The Little Women" were guests of Mrs
M. E. Roy on Loudon Ave-, N. W. last
week. The members enjoying the charm
ing hospitality of this hostess were IA
vored with an evening of games and de-
icious refreshments.
The Star City Pilgrims, popular local
choral group, journeyed to Philadelphia,
Pa last Sunday, where they were guests
on programs at the National Temple Bap-
tist Church and at Taylor Memorial Bap-
fist Church.
While in the Quaker City, the choral
group gave a short broadcast over sta
ton WHAT.
Mrs. Evelyn Taylor of Patton Ave-, N.
W., returned to the city last week report
ing a very pleasant visit with Mrs. Bea-
trice Moore in Philadelphia, Pa. While
dn that area Mrs. Taylor visited relatives
and friends in Inglewood and Merchant
vile, N. j.. and in Washington, D. c. She
,otn how 49,, I. Loox,
band, Mr.. j. l.. Taylor and her three sons
Mrs. Mae Edwards and children of New
Rochelle, N. Y, spent very pleasant va
cation in the Star City as guests of their
relatives, Mrs Frances Mike on Hanover
Ave-, N. w., Mrs. Ida Lawson, and Messrs
Richard and Evans Mike
Mrs. Mary Petty postcards from her
home in New York City, of a most delight
full visit in Roanoke as guest of Mrs Ollie
Ray and the Mikes of Hanover Ave., NV.
The members of the Rosebud Art Club
were highly entertained last week in the
home of Mrs Mildred Crews on Harrison
Ave-, N. w. An interesting business ses-
sion was conducted during which plans
for the current club year were perfected.
Delicious refreshments were enjoyed by
all.
The Sick Committee of the Ladies Work
ing Aid met in the home of their presi-
dent, Mrs. r. w. Waddell, last Wednes-
day orning.
Mrs. Fannie Muse of Mcdowell Avenue,
N. w. left the city last Friday for visit
with relatives and friends in New York
City. She was accompanied by Masters
Ray and Jimmie Young.
The Senior Missionary Circle of Mt. Iii
on AME Church met in the home of Mrs.
Dora Caldwell last Tuesday evening. Mem