The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1953-04-04
Charlottesville Society
BY Mrs. Donna Reaves
Continued from page Six)

nj postmaster Revival services, beginning
.8Tril 9Th Rev. Alfred M. Waller, ST. the
pastor of New Hope Baptist Church of Brad
sack, Pa. will be the guest speaker. Rev.
Waller is a graduate of Union University
theological Seminary in Richmond, Vir-
gInia, and former pastor of the Westwood
Baptist Church, Westwood, Virginia.
Pfc. James f. Allen, son of Mrs. Ethel
Allen Of 9th Street, n. w., has returned to
Aas base in California, after spending his
iurlough with his family While here he
VISITED his sister, Mrs. Dorothy Lightfoot
and brother, Mr.. Donald Allen in Washing
soE, D. c. and his brother-in-law and sister
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy West in Farmville, Va.
The Queen of Clubs held it's regular
monthly meeting Tuesday night, March 18th
at the residence of Mrs. Mable Henderson,
40, 10 IL Street, N. w. The meeting was
very well attended. Those present were
Mesdames Ada Massey, Cora Brown, Ger
srude Reyes, Edna Murray, Beatrice Fowl
kes, Evelyn Conn, Julia Thompson, Fannie
Flyers, ELISE Wilson, Georgianna Carey,
and Annie Byrd At the end of the meeting
q lovely repast was served by the hostess
A.r-cChauncey Carey honored the members
with his presence.
Ridge Street had as their recent guest Mr.
Thomas Wren, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs.
Mooney of Washington, c..
Mrs. Elnora Gofney was hostess to the
Eureka Club Thursday, March 10Th. Guest
af the evening were Mesdames Gertrude
Reyes, Cora Anderson, Beatrice Fowlkes,
Annabelle Irving, Messrs. j. B. Williams
Nelson Anderson, Everett Neal, Russell Bav
ISIr, MFR. and Mrs. Alonzo Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs Russell Annette, Mr. and Mrs Archie
Spears, Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin Vann, Mr. and
Ar John Peasants, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs Ben
Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dowen and
MISS Mary Anderson. delightful and de-
AElous repast was served by the hostess.
y
A social for the benefit of the House
Mold of Ruth, Shiny Moon Lodge, No. 244,
GU.O. of OF, was given at the residence
nd Mrs. Mary Harris of Grady Avenue
March 10th. The group giving this social in
ssndes the following members: Mesdames
sarah Walker Gabrielle Barbour, Eliza
neth White, Julia Gaines; Mary Harris
fheola Payne, Ordelle Brown, Hattie Bakey,
Mary Spears, Rosa Holmes, Blanche Gar
iatfd, Gladys Bradley, Mamie Granger, Mae
Barnes, Nancy Kelly, Frances Ellis, Jose
prime Brown, Geraldine Wilson, Dorothy
Raige, Nena Payne, Carrie Henderson, Isa-
hel A. Luck, Lettie Spears and Mary Jack
.xGH
The group wishes to thank members and
rlends who helped make this occasion a
success
The Tuesday Evening Pinochle Club held
Els regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Sal
ae Doonls on Charlton Avenue. Guest pre-
stnbt We're: Mrs. Lille Mae Brown, Mrs
Estelie Smith, Mrs. Ann Johanna, and Miss
Blanche White The LIST club prize was won
Gy Mrs. Catherine Thompson, the End club
prize won by Mrs. Elnora Gofney, and the
guest prize was won by Mrs. Estelle Smith
Mrs. Elnora Gofney also won the "club
drawing" of the lucky number, which en-
titled her to an additional prize. The hostess
served most delicious repast
Mrs. Christine Wright and Mrs Geneva
Newman Of Dice Street had as their recent
guest, 1t Jerome Reid of Washington, D. c.
1t. Reid is member of the D. c. Police
Force and the husband of the former Miss
Mary Taylor formerly of Charlottesville.
and was enroute to oklahoma
The choir of the University Baptist
Church under the direction of Robert w.
Smith, organist, had charge of the music on
Tuesday March 24th at Ebenezer Baptist
Church in communication of the 61st Ami