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The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-12-31

, Many Roanokers journeyed
to the Star City this week.
Rev. Benjamin w. Robert
son, son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Clarence Rutherford, 225 Ru-
therford Avenue, N. w., was
home for the holidays. He
was accompanied by his bride,
the former Miss Dolores Wal
lace Of Richmond.
Rev. Robertson, who is a
graduate Of Virginia Union
University. has recently &C
copied the passionate of our
largest church in Richmond,
Cedar Street Baptist Church.
Installation services were
held November 6 thru 81.
Also visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson, were
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Davis,
of Washington, D. c., and
their baby daughter, Sharon.
Mrs. Davis is the former Miss
Irene Robertson. Miss Anna
Robertson, another daughter,
was also home for the Holt
days. She is a senior in the
Music Department of Vir-
ginia State College, and is
scheduled to give her student
recital early next year. AS
Mrs. Robertson said, "My
house is full, but / wouldn't
have it otherwise" We know
that it was a grand Christmas
for that family.
Rev. and Mrs. F. E. Alex
ander were happy to have
their only son, F. Emory Alex
ander home for Christmas.
He is now living in Pough-
keepsie, N. Y, where he is
feniployed as Fan engineer
with l. B. NJ Because he
wished to spend as much time
at home as possible. he flew
back Monday night.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-12-31

the holidays are Misses Gene
va Law, Miss Anne Prunty
and Rex Bolden.
Miss Shirley Davis is
here. She is a student at Tai
ledega. Miss Stella Miller,
who is matriculating at Fisk,
also is home for the holidays.
The A & T students who are
also vacationing at home are
Hugh Ennis and James Spur
lock.
Fred Daniels, a music major
at Wherefore is also in the
city.
Virginia State s u d e n t s
here are Miss Lorraine Rich
ardson, Miss Margare t
Thompson, Alphonso Holland,
Terry Campbell, r c h a r d
Chubb and Harry Penn, Jr.
The Star City is destined to
become a greater city because
of you. Make the best of your
college years. We salute you
as future adult citizens of
this Southwest part of Vir-
ginia.
Miss Margaret Brown, who
has been in Connecticut all
fall, is planning to remain
home, 20 Patton Avenue, NE,
until spring.
Mrs. Virginia Y. Lee flew
to Pittsburg to visit her aunt
and uncle on Wednesday. /,
The home of the William
Dodds of 318 Gilmer Ave-, N.
w., was the scene of much
gaiety this week. All of the
girls were home. Iris, the old
est, who is Mrs. Charles Nam
ming and her husband were
down from Baltimore. IN. B.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-12-31
BY Florence Fields-wood

The last days Of the old
year are on the way and /,
for one have mixed emotions
regarding its passing. Sad
ness and gladness, both are
mine. Sad for all the ugly.
ness which has revealed It.
self to us in these strategic
times; sad, because | find.
that here. in my beloved
America, people as well as
things, are rarely what they
seem; sad, because t h e r e
seems to be a potent and
deadly determination, ram
pant all over our belove d
State, to sidestep, circumvent
and in simpler words, just
disobey the rulings of our
land; and lastly, sad, because
i for one, am wondering
what we shall do when and
If our sons and daughters
develope a fragrant disregard
for the law Of our land. What
can we say to them? What
explanation shall we give?
/ shall be glad because a
new year brings with it new
hopes and dreams. 1t is an
other chance to mend the
bungling and mistakes of the
previous year. My prayer is,
that all of us may resolve to
cease pickering, and pledge
our lives to the teachings of
the Christ, who emphasized
the dignity of all human
beings, through his lessons in
brotherhood. May this New
Year be fraught with COM
passion, goodwill and an act
i've belief in the Brotherhood
of all Mankind. ~ !
Enough of my ponderings
Most of all l wish you all a
very happy New Year!
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Washington, D. G..

And now comes the New
Year. May all of us look for
ward to it's coming with much
hope. My prayer for 1866.
Lord, I would that some
good things might come my
way; but Thou knowest best;
so, for this would / pray;
That whatever comes to me
of joy or sorrow, teach me
to bear it with patience. wear
it with graciousness, and hold
to resiliency which will al
ways leave hope and courage
for each new day. Amen.
And again-H Apply New
Year.
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DEATHS
Mrs. Susie Mckinley

Mrs. Susie Mckinley, 80,
passed away in a local hos
pital Monday. December 26,
She lived at 220 First Street,
N. w.
She is survived by two sis
ters, Mrs. Lula Graveiy of
Roanoke, and Mrs. Gaynelle
Jones. of Logan, w. Va, her
grand m O t h e r Mrs. Sara
Gravely of Salem and several
half brothers and sister.
Minter Green
Minter Green, 81, of zoos
Bunch Street, N. W., passed
away in a local hospital Sun
day, December 20. He is sur
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-12-31

The B. H. Hyltons of
Rutherford Avenue, N. w.,
enjoyed the visit of their son,
Rev. S. w. Hylton, Jr. Miss
Mildred McClaire, a teacher
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-12-31
Bible Comment:
ApocryphuI Books
Bridge Cop
In Bible History
THE period between tho 80

period between the Old
and New Testaments is one
10 which comparatively little
attention is paid by Bible read
srs. out IT was Of great inpor-
lance in the development q,
JUDAISM and in the preparation
for Christianity.
Over 400 years elapsed ho-
tween the last writing of the Old
Testament and the first wr;tins
in the New The period was not
without religious writing as
readers Of the Apocryphal Books
OF the Old Testament well know
but the il books, VARYING in
vaIue. were not a part of the
Hebrew Canon. which closes
with the Book of Malachi
This period OF over 400 wears
saw the rise and fall Of the
Persian empire. its overthrow in
the world conques. of Alexander
the Great and the ascendancy OF
Greece. and the domination 81
the world by Rome. complefed
shortly before. the Christian era
which was to continue throughout
iour centuries of Christian de-
s'elopment.
That faith and hope and cod
ness. and devouf exp~, liion Of
the coming Of the '--rsish. co,,I8
persist through j The persec,,-
mons and c"teliies. the murder
oas iva. and struggles for,
pow'r and the repeated and
de- mined efforts to perverf the
purity Of religion. ought to give
Us faith that out of darkness
bound in our own new era OF
truth and love and righteousness
will dawn for mankind.
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of music in Winston, N. C..
high school is also their house
guest for the yuletide.
The Girl Friends" had a
Christmas party which was
one of the festive affairs of
the season. Part of the party
was enjoyed in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. ELAN of Salem.
Another part of the festivi-
ties was enjoyed at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Skip
per of Roanoke, and still an
other session was held at the
home of Mr.. Law in Salem.
DR.. and Mrs. E. D. Down
ing held a family dinner at
their home on Wednesday af-
ternoon and evening. 81 rela-
tives were dined there. The
out of town guests were Miss
Patricia Sundridge of Boston,
Mass, Rev. and Mrs. E. s..
Williams and family of Wash
ington, D. c., Miss Viola Nc
Neal, and Mr.. and Mrs. Am
brose Williams of Brooklyn,
IN. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. French
Nickens and son; Mr.. and Mrs.
Llylburn X. Downing and
family, ali of Washington,
D. c., and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Downing Of Meharry College,
Tenn.
Roanokers at tendin
the family dinner were par
ents of Mr.. and Mrs. Down
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Will
liams, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Williams and family, DR.. and
Mrs. j. B. Clayton, Jr., and
family, MIR. and Mrs. Sam Fin
ney, Mr.. and Mrs. Taft Left
witch, Mr.. George Williams
and DR.. l.. C. Downing. (Mrs.
Downing was unable to attend
as she was recuperating from
a cold.)
MIR. and Mrs. G.. w. Spen-
Ger, 829 Rutherford Avenue,
N. w., were hosts to their
daughter and her husband
Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis
Of Newark, N. j. Their son,
Alfred Spencer, an engineer
for the city of Washington,
d. c., and Mrs. Spencer's
mother, Mrs. Houchins also of
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vived by his wife, Mrs. jose
phine Green; and a brother,
William Green.
Funeral services were held
at l pm. Wednesday, at the
Hamler- Curtis Funeral Home.
Burial was in Springwood
/ Cemetary.
Patricia Norman
Little Patricia Norman, z,
! who received severe burns
about two weeks ago, died this
week in a local hospital. Fun
eral services were held Satur-
day, December "a, at pm. at
Mt. Zion Baptist Church, with
Rev. M. T. Coker conducting.
Hamlar-Curtis Funeral Home
was in charge.
Miss G eorgia Cheatham,
new YWCA secretary, and
Grace f. Moore, were both out
of town for the Christmas
holidays. Each went to her
own hometown to be with
their respective families. They
the scheduled to be back this
week.
We are happy to welcome
the new arrival" of the Rob-
ert Johnson Smiths lovely
baby girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Guer-
rant of Loudon Avenue, NV,
enjoyed the visit of t h e j r
twin daughters Misses Mary
and Martha Guerrant. Miss
Martha Guerrant is in govern
mental service in Philadel-
phia, Pa, and a t t e n di n G
classes at Temple u. Miss
Mary Guerrant is working in
Boston, Mass, and is study
ing at q, local college. Both
are taking courses in business
education.
Almost everyb O dy was
home from school. AS pre-
viously stated, Miss Ruth
Dodd is here from Howard.
Others here from Howard u,
were James Polk, Audrey
Dent, Lynwood Harris, and
Misses Phyllis Dent and San
dra Scruggs.
The Hamptonians here for
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-12-31

Mr.. Manning flew in to be
with his f a mily here at
c h r i S t m a 81. Miss Louise
Dodd from A & T College,
Misses Cleo and Hazel Dodd,
who are in Washington, D. c.;
Miss Barbara Dodd, who is
teaching at Clarkeville this
year, and who was '55 grad
uate of A & T, and Miss Ruth
Dodd, who is studying at
Howard University.
The Dodds also had as their
guests Miss Ruby Holt, of
Washington, D. c., and S.
Matturi, an African student at
Howard.
We are most happy to re-
port the steady recovery of
Mrs. Dorothy Dodd Witten,
who is recuperating at B. NJ.
H. from a recent illness.
Mrs. Elsie F. CAVITY is also
improving. We are happy to
report her progress.
We were very happy to
have as our dinner guests
last Monday afternoon at our
home, 233 Rutherford, N. w.,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Hubert Guer-
rant, Mr.. and Mrs. H. e.
Lipscomb and Mrs. Melvin C.
Dickson. An informal dinner
was served, buffet" styled.
All of them, being very good
friends of ours, were especial
ly welcome. Mrs. Guerrant,
however, who is quite a song
stress in her own right, was
home for a few days, 80 we
felt very pleased to be hon
ored with her presence. ]
can never forget her many
kindnesses shown me when ]
first came to Roanoke. She
is studying voice now at Phil
adelphia Cons rvat tor y
Of Music and is scheduled to
give her recital in the very
early part of next year. We
are happy for her.
Mrs. Lucy Reeves of 10th
Street, n. w., had as her
holiday guest, her two daugh-
ters, Miss Margaret Reeves of
New York City and Mr.. and
Mrs. Blake Myers of Hunt
ington. w. Va. Also visiting
her was her sister, Mrs. Daisy
Steptoe of Oberlin, Ohio. Mrs.
Steptoe and Mrs. Reeves are
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-12-31

Behold, what manner Of love
the Father hath bestowed upon
US, that we should be called the
sons of God.-Q John 3,1.)
Each of us came into this
world filled with the love, the
good, of our Heavenly Father.
We depart from them through
our own wilfulness, selfishness.
But even then God continues to
love US as His children, ever
ready, through our prayers, to
forgive and help us.
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sisters to Rev. s. r. Webb and
Byrd Webb, both of Roanoke.

sisters to Rev. s. r. Webb and ,
Byrd Webb, both of Roanoke.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. C. Down
ing have enjoyed the visits of
their two son, Llylburn X.
and Lewis, and their families.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. Downing
and his two sons are here
from Washington, DC, where
Mr.. Downing is a third year
student in dentistry. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Downing are here
from Meharry College, where
he is studying medicine.
The Downings have as their
house guest, Miss Patricia
cambridge of Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Eva Oroson visited
her son-in-law's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Smith, Jr.,
428 Gay Street, Danville, and
Joined both ia miles for
Christmas dinner. Later in
the week, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Smith, Jr., who were also
visiting their parents in DAN
vile, came to Roanoke to be
the house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Croson, 432 Pat
ton, N. F.. The Smiths arc
of Washington, d. C.
Mrs. Croson also enjoyed a
visit from her mother, Mrs.
Mary Carter of Martinsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Fizer,
of Springfield, Ohio, visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John H. Fizer, S22 Gilmer
Avenue, N. w., for the holt
days, They also visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford Fizer,
1872 Patton Avenue, N. E.
Mrs. Mickie Davis and her
mother, Mrs. Phillip Atker-
son of 207 Gilmer Avenue,
N. w., were made very happy
when Mrs. Davis son Phil
lip w. Davis walked in to
visit them at home on Christ
mas day. Mr.. Davis, who is
musician Of note, current
ly employed in the m u i C
field in Philadelphia, left the
city on w e d n e s day. His
mother and grandmother were
made very happy by the many
lovely gifts which he brought
them. From the abundance
of smiles on Mrs. Davis con-
tenance, it would be "real
nice" to see her son home
more often. Hope he can
manage it.
The B. H. Hyltons of
Rutherford Avenue, N. w.,
enjoyed the visit of their son,
Rev. S. w. Hylton, Jr. Miss
Mildred McClaire, teacher
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chaplain. Mrs, Annie Bush; and
treasurer. Mrs. Weney Bailey The
hostess for the next meeting is
Mrs. Ollie jackson The
Stitch and Chat club met at the
home Of Mrs. J. c. Lathrup a
their monthly meeting There were
three guests. Mrs. T, I Cook
from Mariana and Mrs H. Jones
and Mrs. Ira Foster of Pine Bluff.
Mrs. Foster, president Of Federal
ed Women's club save very inter
esting and inspiring remarks. The
hostess. Mrs. :. c. Lathrop served
refreshments Mrs. f, L.
Cooke returned TO Pine Bluff with
Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Jones
Mrs Helen Heggs Houghs Of Kan
sas City and husband are visiting
Mrs Houghs parents Mr. and
Mrs Elijah Heggs Mr.. and
Mrs W H. SumralI and their sons
are weekend guests Of their
niece, Mrs. c. p. Anthony and
family. The Sumralfs are from
Gary, Ind, &C.. There was a Union
4th Of July picnic held on the
Arkansas State press., 1955-07-08

S. Smith. pastor. Rev v b
Banks presiding elder. Sunday
school was largely attended with
the superintendent A. N. Frank
lin al his post The Union
choir. Ward Chapel Of St John
was spiritually alive and was d
perfect setting for the message
delivered by the pastor who act
ed IN the absence OF the presiding
elder. The pastor of St Paul de-
lyered the message at the 3
o'clock service The business ses-
sion was held Monday mite at
which time. reports from al de-
partuents u the church were
made Mary Z Taylor spent
a week Ii Little Rock as guest
Of her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mr.. William Joe Enoch
Barbara % Enoch spent last week
here visiting her uncle ana aunt,
Rev and Mrs S. NJ. Taylor
Silas r Glover. superintendent OF
the Seven Star Baptist church
school and Rev. S. NJ Taylor
pastor. plan to attend the Nation
Arkansas State press., 1955-07-08
STATE PRESS Fri, July 8, 1855

school at Philander Smith college
IN Little Rock, They are the
daughter and son-in-law Of Mr
and Mrs. T. P Coleman The
evangelist singers Of Camden
rendered a musical program al
Olive Light AME church Sunday
mite. June 20. Il was enjoyed b.
all James Lambert visited his
sister, Mrs. Cleo Williams Of
SmackoVeF. He came from Port
land, Oregon Mr. Lambert IS
serving IL the army, He flew 70
San Francisco. California .. Mrs.
Mary Rivers underwent surgery
recently at Warner Brown hos
pital, FL Dorado. and IS now quite
improved Rev, Tom Johnson
father Of Mrs. s. V. Caldwell is
reported improved. He is here for
a few days,
Arkansas State press., 1955-07-08
Smackover
BY Oren Highshaw

Mrs. Myrtle Highshaw had as
guests her mother. Mrs Annie
MeCleIland and sister, Carolyn Of
Bierne. and brother, Perry Nc
Clelland who is home for summer
vacation. Perry Is a student at
Compton college, Compton, Calf,
Mother McClelland and Carolyn
are leaving for an extended visit
In Los Angeles, Calf, where they
will visit other daughters and
sons Mrs Luddie Lewis SUI
fered a heart attack Thursday
morning She was rushed to
Shreveport where she IS now
patient at the North Louisiana
sanitorium. Miss DonzelIe Rhodes
accompanied her Ivory Grant
a student at AMIN college left
Monday for Flint Michigan :.
We were glad TO have Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie D. Harris back in
Smackoyer over the weekend.
They are now attending summer
Arkansas State press., 1955-07-08

lawn Of Mrs. Emma D. Gardner
Monday. This included Second
Bapt. New Bethel, Walnut Grove
and St. Luke Mr.. and MFs.
C. c. Lotion Of Little Rock were
guests Of the hostess, Mrs. Emma
D. Gardner The StewardesS
board If St. Luke met at the
home If Mrs. {. P, Anthony Mon
day evening. June 27 The topic
discussed was Put on The Armor
Of God. led By Mrs. Vera Filler.
Remarks were made by the pas
ter, Rev J. :. Jones,
Arkansas State press., 1955-07-08

has just closed at the NJ
salem BE. 'e" Jerl
Arkansas State press., 1955-07-08
Mariana
Ophelia Webb

OphelIa Webb
Mrs Mary F. Loeksome of La
Grange is spending two weeks IN
Chicago with her daughter q,
on July Il the Spirit Of Hell
ena will render a program in
Helena. Willie B. Warren Is a
member of the group and is from
La Grange The All county
council met the first Saturday in
July at the Negro council room,
Mariana at ! p. n. There were
approximately 40 members and
leaders present for this import
ant meeting Mr., and Mrs.
Willie B. Lane and daughter, Net
tie Lee. spent the weekend in
Cairo. IL visiting Mr. Lanes par
ents 49,, The members Of the Sc
eFet Pals club are as follows:
president Mrs Emma D. Gardner;
secretary, Mrs. Lucy Shepherd;
Arkansas State press., 1955-07-08
l0udnn
Mrs. Eletha BuFeh

Mrs. Eletha Bureh
Mr.. and Mrs L. Pace OF Brad
ley were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Lon Burch Sunday , Miss Jua-
nita Pasehal IS spending her va
cation with Mr.. and Mrs. Ike
Lilly Of Chidester A group
of members from New Jerusalem
and Calvary Be were guests OF
the Good Hope Be recently .
Arkansas State press., 1955-07-08

al congress in Atlantic City n. J,
Arkansas State press., 1955-07-08

Deacon Thompson is much i'm
proved at this writing =. A very
successful Vacation Bible school
Arkansas State press., 1955-07-08
Augusta
Mr. nnrnihN Iarr

The 3rd quarterly conference
convened June 1918 with Rev. c
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w.-w., other aces; new-car title
guarantee; 1.S00 actual miles
S2.396. MARTIN sTUpEBAKER
1904 Hamp. lane, OIL. 2-1700.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-19
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

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IsrUDRBAKER 81 convertible coupe,
blue: heater, GOOD tires. top. anc
mechanical cond. The car vel
known for economy, Butler Bonded
$595. Ike D.. BUTLER. INC, cor.
ner Conn. and Fla. ayes. NV, AID
|sTUDEEsAKER 81 Champion; 4.dr.
7. and h., nice condition through.
out. S496. 30-day guAfantee, HILL
q SANDERS, WaSh.ss Oldest Ford
Dealer, lila Vermont ave. NV.
AID. :4-430O. Open ewes. til o.
s 1aii III "a champion hard.
top convertible; overdrive, =. and
D.. gleamins black, Wv. tires. A
truly sharp car; 81 .496. 2-day
money-back trial; 4-month written
guarantee. HILL e. SANDERS,
Wash's Oldest Ford Dealer, l1l4
open ewes. III q, Sat. til 8.
ISTUDEBAKER 1882 Champion 4
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STUDEBAKER. 1900 Ga. ave. NV,
sF FHb sillSf 1855 comdr. "a z.dr
auto. drive. heater, power pack: q
tone; new-car title guar; approx.
400 miles; 1926. MARTIN STU
DERAKER. 48O4 HamD. lane, OIL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-19

4-door Firedome "8";; radio
and heater, Touch-O-Matic
transmission, power steering
and power brakes, whitehall
tires. Green. No. 95l0.