The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-02-04

With this good old nice cold weather
keeping US off the street corners, the
feet in the oven retreat is just what
the doctor ordered -. here we go from
me to you. i. Last week Mr.. and Mrs
George Diggs celebrated their 33rd
wedding anniversary at their residence
on Ellington St., Dorchester. The fam
lily and many friends joined in full
evening of fun celebrating and con-
graduating the very happy couple.
DR.. "Fleet" (test tube) Taylor has at
a moments notice on his person a small
bottle of this, or the other for any all
ment. DR.. Taylor keeps ahead of
colds, fiat feet, ETC., with his quick
pocket remedies. Wake up your liver
bile, or do away with your acid indi-
gestion; consult ''test tube" Taylor of
Everett when he makes that visit
most people feel as though Happy Daze
are here again Ooh Yeah Gilbert
Gil" Walker, Jr., popular football star
of Everett High will join another one
of our pigskin heroes at Boston College
next year. B. c. will be full of Boston's
best citizens yet, but 1 remember
when? =. E. Mrs. Jessie Harris, popular
Club woman, certainly looks mighty
happy as she pushes her daughters
carriage and beautiful baby about the
town. p. 1t would look mighty nice if
the coming new Lenox st. Housing
Project extended out to fremont St.,
/. :. but aside from looks the citizens
of RoXbury are wondering just who are
going to move into the new settlement a.?
What kind of name will be given the
housing when it is complete? And
the latter question is a lead for some
OF our fighting organizations to work
on before name like "JOKERTOWNE
COURT" is imprinted in the marble. ..
The benefit staged for Clement O.
Thorne was an enjoyable and success
full occasion. Plenty of entertainment
was offered and Boston funsters danced
to no end, The dapper Hubert Jack
son is just what NC. should be and
his method of handling large affairs
is supreme. We know Clement o.
Thorne must feel very nice, deep down
inside to know that he has true friends
the committee, Ralf Coleman.
Ernest O'Banyoun, j. Arthur Powell,
Ruth Johnson, Phil Holmes, Frank
Silvera, Bill Howard, Alvira Hazard
and the rest of the thoughtful gang
did swell job and may your reporter
be among the first to congratulate
them Mary Nathan has her heart
throbblng again e.. tall nice fellow
from West Medford seems to be the
top guy -. let's wait and see club
members are wondering just why your
reporter has been out of circulation
for the past few months reason the
continued illness of Mrs. Ransom who
Is about to re-enter the Hospital for
another major operation. Daddy Ran
som trying to keep the children IN to
their usual program and bring in the
bacon at the same time, | think is
selt-eXplanatory. City Councillor
Mildred M. Harris of Ward Nine is a
Grandmother e. son Eddie, Jr., is the
proud daddy of bouncing baby bow.
The younger Harrises reside on Col
umous Ave, in Roxbury. . Johnny
Hayes, one of Roxbury's fistic champs,
enjoyed swell ride to Detroit but It
wasn't so hot coming home. JOHNNY
lost the Hearst championship to Law
renee Chairman of Milwaukee
FREDDIE Mclean of Roxbury, New
England's Hearst Heavyweight cham
pion, didn't make the trip as he is
saving himself for the National Cham
plonship Bout. Mrs. Ethel Thomas
is just about the proudest mother in
the world as she receives such ont
standing reports of her daughter
Dorothy at Howard MANY local
citizens were surprised when the will
of the late Prof. John F. Ransom dis
closed his estate financially sound AT
near to twenty thousand dollars.
which causes one to think that mavbe
/ a few of our other professional AND
business men and women have a nice
fat bank roll hid away in the old trunk
The Roxbury Civic Club conldn,t
have elected better man to head their
organization than the dynamic Harry
Ellis . The Fifth Memorial Services
to our late editor will be held on the
date and also the Crispus Attucks
Day on March 9Th here's vonr
down signal but your reporter stavs
in the air to land in Harlem, N. Y, for
the week :. Happy Landings LIZ