The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-11-01
Over The
Back Fence
BY Mrs. E. Louise Woodbury.
Hi There

Hi There!
Long time no see." Well, it s nice be
ing back on this side of ''the fence" OK
changing choice morsels with my friend,
again. Pm sure you've enjoyed the early
morning gossip sessions with nv friend
Mrs. Epps. Knowing her, m confiden
she didn't allow you to miss tidbit W.
are sincerely grateful for the sacrifice she
made to keep you abreast with the going:
on in our fair city.
Now, let's see what we have on our cur
rent mental calendar. In addition to the
gala fling with the COLLINS and witche,
DER the weekend, our more serious atten
ton will be directed toward the addition
of our pennies to the thousands that will
more than meet the annual Commute
Fund quota.
Then there's that little jaunt over tt
ilege I'm sure you value highly So ii
Join the others who are saying, "Vote fo
whom you please but please VOTE"
Well, let's see what the "Guys ant
Dolls" are doing in The Star City.
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There's deal of talk and eager antici
patton being exhibited concerning thu
dance Tuesday night, Nov. a. Oh haven
you heard? ''The Links are entertaining
with an elaborate Cabaret Dance at thu
Star City auditorium. A swell floor show
is being prepared. There will be dool
prizes for the lucky and an evening O.
fun for all. Given by the local chapter q
this National organization, the proceed:
from this affair will be applied to thai
financing their National project.
Mrs. Pearl Sherman, the charming hos
tess at last weeks meeting of the Daffodils
Social Club, entertained the full member
ship at her home on Fairfax Ave.
Flower lovers had "Hey Day. last
Thursday when the five garden clubs OF
the city combined talent, in genuity and
finances to put on one of the most elab
crate and unique Flower Shows on record
in the history of the organizations. The
theme of the show from 100 til 900 at
the YWCA Recreation Center was "Har,
vest Moon and Chrysanthemum Exhibit
Awards were won by Mrs. Elizabeth Da-
Wis of Sunset Garden Club, Mrs Evelyn
Woodson of Sunset Garden Club and Mrs.
Agnes Davis of Big Lick Garden Club.
An exciting game of pinochle was en-
ioyed by the members of the Victorians
B and P Club last Monday night at the
Lula Williams Branch YWCA. Mrs. Lucy
Ellis the gracious hostess, spared no
pains in making the evening pleasant
one for all in attendance. Prizes were won
by Mesdames Jessie Mae Wade, Nette
Gillian and Miss Mary Hairston.
New members welcomed at this meet
ing were Mesdames Nettie Gillian and
Lille Miller.
The Allegheny Art Club was highly en-
tertained last Tuesday in the home OF
Mrs L. L. Brown on Chestnut Ave. n.
w. with Mrs O. w. Jones presiding at
the business session. Pleasant social hour
was enjoyed with Rev. and Mrs. Gilbert
as guests.
The Shepherds of the Hill Garden Club
was guest of Mrs Nina Clark on Staunton
Ave. NJ W. last Monday night. Members
report very pleasant meeting.
DR.. and Mrs L. C.. Downing tell of a
grand time spent in New York City last
week. Combining business with pleasure,
the Downings visited the U.N., saw sew
eral late shows and enjoyed the company
of many friends.
A very beautiful practice Flower Show
was given at last weeks meeting of the
Ideal Garden Club Mrs Mamie Kyle on
hon 70 the