The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-12-16

Hello folks all is calm and
peaceful on the old plantation and the
birds are heading northeast to Boston
town and the national AKA. Boule
here soon need l again mention
the fact that the squires are sharpen
ing their wits in high anticipation of
the grand duty parade which will fol-
low the arrival of three hundred
glamorous sorors from all parts of the
united States workers, let us
unite and show these ladies all the
hysterical spots and joints of interest
IN town Lorena expects every
man to carry on! e. the Inter-Fra-
ternal Council will sponsor a pre- holt
day ball and reception to the fair dele
gates on December 20 Sunday.
December the seventeenth, DR.. and
Mrs. John B. Hall, Sr. will present DR..
and Mrs. John B. Hall, of Chicago at
an informal reception in their resi-
dence at 60 Windsor Street Young
DR.. Hall has carved himself an envi-
able career in the Windy City and we
take great pleasure in extending con-
gratulations and welcome to the
charming young couple g. the column
extends fluctuations to the debonair
Benjamin Franklin Kersey of Rich
mond, Virginia upon his recent marri-
age as we pause in reverence to add
another red rose to our bouquet of
memory in tribute to the passing of
his uncle the late Doctor BENNY
Robinson whose healing hand left it's
mark IN the hearts of his fellow men
E. Ave -. Thursday evening, Deem
Der II will mark the celebration of
the first annual Xmas party for the
neWsboys and newsgirls sponsored bv
the Press Club of Boston T.. the sue
cess OF this affair is due to the dona-
tons, contributions and cooperation of
the leading merchants who are listed
here and in appreciation of their gen
erous support we ask the buying pub
llc to patronize them thank
bakery products-Old Cabin Baking
Co. and Dorothy Muriel Shops
grocerles-Bolt Supply Co., Shawmut
| Avenue, Harry's Market and M. Winer
System on Humboldt Avenue meats
p. W. Rounsevell Co. in the down
town market district through the
kindness of Rev. Samuel L. Laviscount
OF st. Mark Church in Roxburv
Robert Gould Shaw House morti-
clans Morris Davis of Humboldt Ave.
and Mrs. Willard Reid of fremont St.
:. Stevens Bicycle Exchange
Juanlta Beauty Shoppe on Columbus
Avenue e. Buddy Williams the
Community BARRIERS and the Arts
Beauty Shoppe on Humboldt Avenue
the Vernon Liquor Store and the
Daoney Milk Company on Humboldt
Avenue real estate-A L. C. Tvnes
and Co. on fremont Street the
Stanley Brown Dance Studios in the
Galnsboro Bldg, the Ritz Plaza Ball.
room and the Musicians Union or
henoX Street u. the Townsend anC
Munroe Drugstores on Humboldt
Avenue the Roxbury Theatre or
Washington st. and the Humboldt
Theatre on Humboldt Avenue
restaurants = SHADES Barbecue anC
Estelle's on fremont Street. the Rec
and Gee Lunch on West SprinofeI(
st. and the Little Dixie on Massacbn
SeIUS Avenue the public spirit
demonstrated by these firms have
helped US to prepare a festive occasio,
for the news kids of which a Iaro,
group were treated to free movi,
SHOW Wednesday afternoon bv LIE,
Lelberman, manager of the Roxbur,
Theatre thank a million and es
peclally our public who purchased but
tons to help the drive which will he q,
annual feature of the Press CIub al
Boston this is the home stretch Of
our campaign which saw Jimmy Dor
sew Jimmy Lunceford and Avon Ions
come to the aid of the Press and recog.
nlze the worthy cause of the benefit
SO help US stay in the groove because
every dime you donate will give a jJiC
a KICK | wish to personally thanh
the Boston Guardian, the Afro-Ameri.