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

Years party will be held at residence
OF DIR. Josephine Perkins, 80 Meade
st.
The "Show Must Go On" how vivid
these words stand out. On Sunday,
Dec. 3, our instructor, Bro. William
Morgan said them; today we are sad
at having heard of the sudden passing
OF Bro. Morgan, condolences are ex-
tended to the family. Rehearsal will
be held Sunday, Dec. II, 9 to II pm,
2zo Mass. Ave, musical director, Bro.
Harry Hicks and general chairman
DIR. Pearl B. James in attendance. An
affair is expected to be given in Febru-
airy.
Dtrs. Lillian w. Kicker, H. Barbara
5. Granger, Lillian Caldwell and
Daisy E. Henry shopped from $50
am. Tuesday morning until 800 pm.
with Santa Claus for Board of Direc-
tors and Sunshine Club.
Nora F. Taylor Council, Past DIR.
Rulers, held their regular meeting and
election of following officers: Loval
DIR. Ruler, DIR Bessie West; Ioyal
vice DIR. ruler, Mociel Fash; loval
asst DIR. ruler, Fannie Marshall; loyal
/ chaplain, Edna G. Taylor; loyal rec.
secy., Susie Wallace. reelected 18th
VI; loyal fin. secy., Daisy E. Henry,
reelected 18th W.; loyal treasurer,
Annie T. Anderson, reelected 9Th VIZ
loya! escort, Ina Chandler; loyal
doorkeeper, Gertrude Nickerson; loval
gatekeeper, Matilda Haynes; loyal
chairman trustee, Lillian Caldwell;
loyal End trustee, Mamie Logan; Ioyal
Bird trustee, Sadie Halliday; loyal 18th
trustee, Rhoda Roach loyal 9Th trus
tee, Daisy Johnson; organist, Mary F.
Armstead reelected 9TH VT. The above
will be installed at January meeting
| Congratulations to Sermon Com
mlttee for memorial services in
Charles St., Church, which were well
attended. Guests were from Harriet
Iubman Temple, DIR. Ruler Alma
Harris, Deputy Amelia Murray and
members, Deputy Mocial Fash and
members from Juanita Temple. Guest
| speaker, Rev. E. E. Thompson, de-
llvered most interesting, inspiring
sermon. A most cordial welcome was
extended by the pastor, Rev. ChiIders.
and last but not least, CONGRATULATIONS
to Senior Mother Mary Fitchett Arm
stead for the juvenile chorus which
rendered inspiring number, "HeU I'M
derstand and say Well Done"
Congratulations to DIR. Eva Arm
strong, reelected Worthy Matron of
0. E. Star. She is our smiling gate
keeper, the one who meets you first.
who knows that old saying 'First i'm
preston IS always lasting"
We extend to all our friends and
well wishers the Seasons greetings.
Would you know perfect joy
At Christmas time?
You will not find it in the
Lavish gifts of friends,
Nor yet in revels of the
Holiday season.
This must you do for perfect joy
At Christmas:
Seek out a child, some lonely,
Needy child, and bring him
Happiness.
Thus will you know perfect joy
At Christmas time!
DIR. Martha Purnell, 18th trustee
elect, of w. Lenox St., is quite i'll at
home. DIR. Maude T. Anderson
wishes to thank all the many friends
who have called on her sick mother.
Mrs. Minnie Mewitt, bringing beauti-
ful cards, fruit and flowers. Mrs.
Mew-itt is now able to go out in the
sun a few hours each day.
The Qui Qui Club, DIR Laura
Delden, pres, held their meetings
from home to home, planning their
"Whirlwind Soiree," DIR. Pearl B.
James, chairman. This affair is given
annually and the funds are raised to-
wards helping continue to carry on
their Charities" which are many
during the year, practising Charity
with ostenation."