The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-11-04

Members will be notified for next meet
ing.
DIR. Florence J. Bell, Past Grand
Trustee, presented the credentials
from the Grand Temple for the follow
ing appointees: District Deputy, DIR
Pearl B. James; Organization Deputv
DIR. Mahala Austin; Chairman. Civil
Liberty, DIR. Claudia Roachford.
Chairman of Education, DR.. Lillian
ecker; Chairman of Baby Contest
DIR. Edna Medley. Watch this paper
for further presentations.
Coincidence is extended to the sister
of late DIR. Ella Morrison.
Board of Directors of PHYLLIS
Wheatley, Deed of Trust met at resi-
dence of chairman, DIR. Florence 7
Bell. A very wonderful report was
made by DIR. James, Chairman Of
Table at Bazaar. DIR. Bell thanked all
for cooperation for the great success
Another bazaar is in planning for nevt
year. There are still few tickets ont
We are asking for return of tickets or
money for same. DIR Mary Gordon is
chairman of Play to be given BY the
Board and Club from Peoples Ban
list Church, entitled ethiopia at the
Bar of Justice" The committee is
working very hard for success. Date
to be announced later.
The 29th anniversary of PHYLLIS
Wheatley Temple will be held IN
Thursday, November %, in But1er
Hall. A gala Fashion Show will he
presented under Craftsmanship of DIR.
Pearl b. James. There will be mani
klns on display, good music and dane
ing. You will not be sorry YOU attend
ed this effair. DIR. Lillian Caldwell is
general chairman. Anniversary Com
mlttee meet at residence of chairman
Caldwell, 1925 fremont st., Wednes-
Well, now, here we are again. Do
you remember the good Minstrel
Shows, held in Dudley st. Opera
House? Watch this paper-MinstreI
show will be given under direction of
Bro. Morgan with our own Harry
Hicks, that master of the worries who
has charge of the musical end and DIR,
Pearl b. James general chairman.
The following are officers of PHYLLIS
Wheatlev Marching Club: President
DIR. Nellie Cooke; Vice Pres, WilheI-
nina Kelley; Chaplain, Lulu Freeman
Rec. Secy, Irene Harper: Fin. Secv.
VIOLA Barnett; Treasurer, Cecilia
AalaIeyne; Captain, Josephine Taylor:
Officer of the Day, Josephine Jeter;
First Trustee, DIR. Minnie Woods;
Second Trustee, DIR. Minnie johnson,
Don't forget your souvenir ad in pro-
gram for Goth Anniversary of PHYLLIS
Wheatley Temple.-See anv of com
mittee or DIR. Bessie c. Hill who will
be glad to serve you.
May l suggest that you go to the
polls early on Tuesday morning. No
vember 7, and use your ballot bv vot-
ing. Vote intelligently for the one
whom you believe will serve you. L
am asking that you consider Alex
ander Walch and give him a vote on
School Committee. He always believed
IN square shooting even before enter
ing politics, while attending Blu. he
gave two of our young men an oppor-
tunity by placing Julius (Junior) Mar
TN as assistant coach of football and
Nose" Slsco as assistant trainer. He
was also a sponsor with the New Eng
land Congress in fighting to remove
from the schools the book called "Cap-
tain Courageous" and he believes in
helping the little fellow. Come on.
boys and girls, give him a vote!
1t was very nice to see DIR. Miriam
Tell at meeting as she has been a very
sick woman, and it has been so long
since she has been able to be out to
any of her meetings. We wish her con-
tinued health.
Well, ask Lillian Caldwell. Mae
Pressy and Daisy E. Henry how it hap
pened without Vaccinations"
Prayers are asked for the sister-in-
law of our secretary, DIR. Mae Pressy,
Mrs. Bessie Tabb of Wollaston who is
seriously ill.
DIR. Daisy Henry has been confined
to the house with a cold and sore
throat.
The Eight Flames met Oct. % at
the home of Mrs. Luna Comes, presi-
dent. Mrs. Medley was the winner of
the house rattle. A dainty collation.
was served. We wish to thank all the
brothers and Daughters and friends
Tel. Kenmore 1928
DR.. r. A. SIMMONS
DENTIST
222 Northampton ST., Boston, Mass.