The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-11-11
CITY NEWS

The POrO School of Beauty Culture
will hold its graduation exercises
Thursday evening, Nov. Is, at S:15
p.m., 18th Baptist Church, Shawmut
Avenue and Madison Street. The pub
lie is cordially invited.
On Sunday, Nov. 5, the members of
theh No Camb. Community Club paid
final tribute to its Vice-President
Charles Aikens, a charter member of
the organization and prime factor in
the clubs present day success.
Candidates for City Council told of
their records and their aims for Ward
Nine at meeting of the Future Out
look Club, last Sunday at Grant
A.M.E. Church Candidates Kenney,
Sullivan and Harris were present and
spoke. The clubs next meeting is to-
morrow afternoon at 3 at 222 North
ampton st.
Mrs. George Tolliver of 159 W.
Springfield St, had as her guests at
church and dinner at Estelle's, Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. John HI. Wilkerson of
West Medford. They also called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles SHEPPARD of
Shawmut Ave.
Inter-Church Dramatic Tournament
(Of religious plays) presented by Anna
BObitt- at Columbus Avenue
Zion A.M.E. Church, Monday, Dec. IL
at S:15 pm. Four churches will par
ticipate. Subscription twenty five
cents, children fifteen cents at the
door.
Mrs. Flora Fisher left her summer
home in Marblehead, Mass, and on her
way home in Washington, D. C. stopped
overnight at Mrs. jeanette Denis, Glas-
tonbury, Conn. Accompanying her to
Washington was Mrs. Florence A. Mel
son Of 81 Mortified Street who will
stop and visit her mother, three bro
theirs and one sister at S43 Chania St.,
Baltimore, Md.
The Aristo Club, Boston Urban
League and AKA. Sorority are plan
ming to hold a Vocational Guidance
Conference for boys and girls of Ju-
Nor High School and High School ages.
1t will be held at the Robert Gould
Shaw House, II Windsor Street on
Saturday afternoon, Nov. Is, 1-5 pm.
1t will be an opportunity for boys and
girls to get information about fields of
work in which they are interested.
There will be competent representatives
from many professions, trades and
arts. We urge all to attend. There
will also be entertainment and refresh
ments.
I'D walk mile for tasty, tender,
juicy ham and find no finer ham any
where in Boston than that sold by
Gibbons and Numes, the Peoples Gro
Gerry Store" These are the exact words
of customer, and as a matter of fact
he does walk several blocks to get to
our store. We carry a full line of
meats, groceries and provisions. We
call and deliver anywhere in the city.
Gibbons and Nunes, the Peoples Gro
Store, 558 Shawmut Avenue, near
Camden St.
Little Louise Parks, a pupil of the
Pianoforte Studio of Anna Bobitt-
Gardner, was heard recently over Sta
ZION WMEA IN a group Of dramatic
readings. Miss Suzette Perkins is in
charge of dramatics at the studio
Mary j. Sheridan captivated small
but enthusiastic audience, at Gloucester
Memorial Church, Sunday, November
D. Her performance exceeded any
thing she has ever done, and her sweet
rich contralto gripped the hearts of the
listeners. She was efficiently and sym
pathetically accompanied by Ernest G
O'BanyOun, "the Old Maestro" who
also gave three readings Of Dunbar
to the delight of the audience. Mrs
Doris Gibson, soprano, assisted, accom-.
panied by Greene Quaker, to rounC
out a delightful afternoon.