The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-09-16
CITY NEWS

ROBERTS REALTY CO.. $50
MASS. AVE. IS PREPARED TO
FURNISH SELECTED TENANTS
LIST YOUR ROOMS AND APART
MENTS WITH THEM. KENMORE
627S.
Attorney Ray W. Guild and Walter
L. Roberts, prominent layment of st.
Bartholomew Pc. Church, are at
tending as delegates the New England
Laymen's Conference of the Episcopal
Church on Saturday and Sunday at st.
Marks School, Southboro, Mass.
Parole Board member, Joseph B.
Mitchell was seen riding in his new
Oldsmobile car, an aid to his official
business as well as a means to enjoy
able pastime.
William Mccoy of Brook Avenue is
enjoying this splendid weather on his
months vacation from the State House.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gross of West
minister Ave, had distinguished house
guests for the past week in Bishop and
Mrs. Reginald Barrows of the Liberal
Catholic Church, Miss Barbara Bar
rows, their daughter, little Reginald
and baby sister from Eliot, Maine, and
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. Julia Jackson, school teacher
from Brooklyn, N. Y, has just re-
turned to her station after a fortnight
stay with her pals, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
uel Mccoy.
Mrs. Minnie T. Wright, chairman of
the NAACP delegates to NATL Assn. of
Women's Clubs Convention, held in
Symphony Hall, gave a report of that
outstanding meet to the Executive
Board of Boston Branch NAACP. at
It's first fall meeting, last Wednesday.
Instrumental musicians of the Upper
Roxbury district are invited to Join the
Roxbury Community Orchestra COM
posed of about thirty amateur PLAYERS
which meet in st. Marks Center. PIG
Townsend St., Roxbury, on Wednesday
from 6 to 9 and Thursday from 80
TO lO. This group of adult musicians
IS studng compositions of Beethoven.
Mendelssohn, Wagner, Grieg. VALID
tentol, Strauss and others under direc-
ton Of Benjamin Van Derwoude. 80
Blue Hill Ave, an experienced instruc-
tor. The group has scheduled four con-
certs for the coming season and is
sponsored by the Upper Roxburv Or
chestra Committee of which Charles
w. Lewis, 131 Harrishof St.. Roxburv,
IS chairman, in cooperation with the
Adult Recreation Project of WPA.
On Sunday, September "a, at 3 80
pm, the State B.Y.P.U. Convention
will hold its Grand Opening Meeting
at Peoples Baptist Church, Camden
and fremont Sts,, Boston. The meet
ing will be inspirational, educational
and spiritual. In order that this SEES
sion will be what you would have it.
we are cordially inviting you and YOUR
friends to answer this call to service
Prof. Ernest G. O'Banyoun. "tbe old
maestro, teacher Of music, singer and
pianist, has moved his studio to 1852
Mass. Ave.
The Colored Independent Voters
League announces free notary service
for the benefit of welfare and WPA
workers, who frequently need afidavits
OF birth and citizenship. Oswald F
Thomas, head of the League, will per.
form the notarial services Tuesday an6
FRIDAY evenings, to s at 81 Var.
mouth st., ground floor, and on other
night in cases of emergency whenever
possible. The Independent Voters have
a broad civic program that will reach
every citizen in the South End anc
Roxbury, it was also announced.
Mrs. Ethel Wright of 131 Lenox ST.
who is now home from Boston CitI
Hospital wishes to thank her man2
friends for the lovely cards, fruit anCC
flowers sent during her illness.
Walter S. Roberts, organist of tb,
Union Baptist Church, Cambridge. viii
give the first of a series of organ re
eltals Sunday, Sept. "a from 5 to 6 a.
the church. The recitals will lbe oiver
the last Sunday in each month as an in
novatlon IN the musical world of Bos
ton. Mr.. Roberts is one of Boston,,
outstanding organists and was consid
cred one of the best pupils bv the LAT,
Albert W. Snow of the New ENGLAND
Conservatory and the Boston SYM
phony Orchestra. The recitals are FIRE,
Tel KFNIr,o.o oo,e