The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1953-01-17
Nations 1853 Forecast Hay

During the social hour the hostess served
delicious repast.
Miss TheOdosia Jones was recently in
stalled as assistant pianist for the Mt. Ziol
Sunday School.
In memory of My Husband and Gu
Dad, Rev. Elias A. Steptoe, Who departed
this life two years ago, January 10th, 1861
Gone but not forgotten.
His wife and children.
Mr.. Grafton billiard, ST., of 317 lOtl
Street is confined to his home because O.
illness.
Mrs. Cornelia Blackshaw of Stanford
Connecticut spent the Christmas holiday
visiting her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs Horac,
Moon, 906 Anderson Street. While visitins
there they motored to Falling Springs, Va
to visit the aunt of Mrs. Blackshaw ano
Mrs. Susan Moon Lemon, the mother of Mr.
Moon.
The Womens Auxiliary of Trinit,
Episcopal Church of 10th and Grady Ave.
had it's first meeting of the New Yea,
Wednesday. night, January 7th. 1t started
the Year with it's new President, Mrs. Mar
guerite West. During the devotional period
Mrs. Marion Clark read the 23rd Psalm
and Mrs. George Davis read an interest
ing article from the Readers Digest explain
ing that particular Psalm as to how it an
piled to David and the Shepherds wber
David was inspired to write this beautiful
passage.
Miss Theodosia Jones and Master Davit
Manfred Jones have returned to Riverviev
the home of their grandparents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. c. G. Greer, after spending the Christ
mas holidays with their parents in Nash
vile, Tenn. Their mother will be remember
ed as Miss Evangeline Greer. Their fathe
is member of the faculty of Tenn. A AM
! /. University
The funeral service of Mr. Andrey
Jackson Ragland, formerly of Union Ridg
Community, but recently of New Yor
City, was held at the Union Ridge Baptis
Church recently. He was the eldest son O
the late Andrew Douglas Ragland and Mrs
Louise Thomas Ragland. He is survived b
his wife, one sister, Mrs. Woodie Whit
and two brothers, Mr. Thomas and Gu
| Ragland.
| The Church Of God In Christ of Rosse
Ave-, is having Revival Meeting beginnin
on the 18th of January, conducted by Mrs
lillian Manson. The public is invited
|
| Mrs. Lille Henry, who has been indis
posed is much improved at this writing.
| -
The Blue Ridge Temple No. g. Daugl
ter Elks held it's Installation of Officer
Service Tuesday, January 6, 1853, wit
Daughter, Mrs. Rosa Jenkins, Grand Dis
riot Deputy of Richmond, Va, presiding
The Officers elected are as follows: DaugI
ter Ruler, Mrs. Beatrice Fowlkes, Vic
Daughter Ruler, Mrs Ethel Lockett, Assis
Daughter Ruler, Mrs Hattie Price Char
lain, Mrs. Dora Reed, Escort, Mrs Mar
Williams, Financial Secretary, Mrs Mar
Kerr Spears, Treasurer, Mrs. Rosa Jacl
son, Door Keeper, Mrs. Victoria Murray
Gate Keeper, Mrs. Beatrice Price Organis
Mrs. Ella Henry, Trustees: Mrs. Sail
voolfolk, Mrs. Hortense Goggins, Mr.
Helen Whiting, Mrs Frances Ellis, an
Mrs Annie Byrd.
After the Officers were properly install
the outgoing Officers, Mrs. Cora Brow
who had served for 18 years as Fin. Seer,
tary, and Mrs. Marie Givens, who had sci
we'd for 26 years as Treasurer, were pr
sented with silver-plated Lazy Susan Sci
wing Tray, with two silver plated Bon-Bo
Dishes to match, by the Daughter Rule