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

mittee disposed of beautiful chenille
spread, won by Mr.. Fred Wright of
70 Hammond St., who was also win
ner of a beautiful hand crocheted
spread.
DIR. Emma Lawton, past DIR Ruler
and one of the conscientious workers,
was once again commissioned by the
Grand DIR. Ruler as chairman of the
"Shrine," which was presented to her
by Past Grand Trustee, DIR. Florence
J. Bell. DIR. Lawton's work has proved
itself, having represented this Temple
annually in Grand Temple sessions.
DIR. Claudia Roachford, chairman of
Civil Liberty Committee was winner
of a beautiful butter dish from Social
Session Cimmittee.
Christmas Tree Committee met
Tuesday evening at residence of chair
man DIR. Edith Jones, plans were com
pleted for chicken supper, Friday, Dec
p, at the residence of chairman. "a
Hammond St., apt. 20. This is the
last affair we are asking your support
for as there have been many requests
for baskets, all trying to be remem-
bered for Christmas. eight Flames"
met at residence of President, DIR.
Edna Medley.
DIR. Georgia Kinds of 68 Hammond
st. had the pleasure of having her son
and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ham
mond of Washington, D. c. spend
Thanksgiving holidays with her.
Sunshine Club" DR.. Barbara Gran
ger, president, held their meeting at
the residence of DIR. Bessie c. Hill.
873 Harrison Ave. Members told in
terestingly of Thanksgiving cheer
! extended to sick and shut ms. Sick
committee, DIR. Hill, chairman, gave
out Thanksgiving cheer baskets, con-
tanning apples, oranges, grapefruit,
bananas and a jar of jelly and cards of
cheer, baskets daintily trimmed and
decorated with yellow crepe paper
Sunshine Club" Christmas party will
be held December 21 at residence of
DIR. A. A. Archer, As Bower St., apt.
l, DIR. Lillian Kicker, chairman.
Board of Directors of Phyllis Wheat
| ley Deed of Trust met at residence of
chairman, DIR. Florence J Bell and
completed arrangements for Christmas
party, December 27 at residence of
DIR. Lillian Kicker, 80 Wellington st..
DIR, Barbara Granger, chairman.
Members and friends of DIR. Bessie
c. Hill take this time to say they are
praying for the speedy recovery of
her mother, Mrs. Marie Grimes, who
was taken suddenly i'll.
Roach Nelson was winner of a hand
crocheted pocketbook firm Gong Com
mitee" DIR. E. Gertrude Brown, chair
man.
Marching Patrol of Phyllis Wheatley
Temple held prize whist and supper,
Froday, Dec. %, at 1896 fremont st.
Oh, come on out and take home a prize
as well as enjoy your supper!
"Round Circle Club" are giving
debut musical tea Tunday, Dec. II
at 528 Mass. Ave, from 400 to 800
am. Guest speaker, DIR. T. E. A. Nc
Curdy. An interesting musical pro-
gram has been planned. Silver offer
ing, 25 cents at the door DIR. Rachel
Saunders, chairman of the tea, and
| DIR. Rachel Saunders, chairman of the
program.
Election of officers of the Temple
was conducted by District Deputy DIR.
Pearl B. James and her staff as fol-
lows: DIR. Ruler, Clarone Smith; vice
DIR. ruler, Bertha Walker; asst. ruler,
Mollie Hamilton; chaplain, Josephine
Taylor; escort, Lulu Freeman; fin.
secy., Mae Pressy; treas, Lillian Cald-
well; rec. secy., Edna G. Taylor; door
keeper, Eva Armstrong; gatekeeper,
Virginia Carp; chr. trustee, Maude
Brown; End trustee, Alma Johnson;
4th trustee, Martha Purnell; 9Th trus-
tee, Lottie Jones; organist, Isadora
Adams; senior mother, Mary Fitchett
Armstead; senior guardian, Daisy E.
Henry. The above will be installed in
January by Deputy Pearl B. James.
Purple Cross Unit of Phyllis Wheat
ley Temple: Captain, Lillian W.
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