The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-09-16

DIR, Mae PreSSy our hnanclal seere-
tarv and DIR. Lillian Caldwell our
treasurer returned from New York,
having attended the convention and the
Worlds Fair. While in New York
they were the guests of Mrs. Hattie
Stevens, Mrs. Stevens formerly OF Bos-
ton.
Birthday congratulations extended to
the following: Dtrs. Nellie Cook, Sept.
l; Edna Medley, Sept. IL; Martha
Trice, Sept. IL; Ella Morrison, Sept.
6: Clarone Smith, Sept. 6; M. L.
Wright, Sept. Is; Marguerite Nelson,
Sept. Il; Adelaide Hill, Sept. 6; Mol
lie Hamilton, Sept. 30; NJ. R. Surrey,
Sept. %.
DIR. Nancy Scott gave short resume
of her trip to the Fair in Sunny Cali
fornia. While enroute she attended an
ill passenger. DIR. Scott is one of the
nurses of Phyllis Wheatley Nurses
Unit.
DIR. Julia Alberta Footman from
.713 n. Grove St., Gainesville, Fla,
was present. She manages to attend
meetings once a year as she is teacher
in the South, she gave interesting re
marks on the progress of our Bros.
and Sisters of the South. While in
Boston she stopped at the Harriet Tub
man House.-Dtr. Viola Thompson,
chairman of Ways and Means Com
mittee No. l, who has been i'll was pres
ent and has started her work-Follow-
ing Dtrs performed good deeds since
last meeting, Dtrs. Julia Baldwin, Mol
lie Hamilton, Pearl B. James, Jessie
Richardson, Lillian Kicker, Estelle
Lane and were commended.
Flowers presented to DR.. Joseffa
Garratt in convention from the pearl
B. James Boosters" were graciously
received and sent to DIR. Rosaie Bell
in Sea View Hospital Staten Island,
New York.
Drum and Bugle Corp, DIR Evelyn
Mendes, president, will hold their meet
ing on Tuesday, Sept. &c, at her resi-
dence, 806 fremont st. Please attend
Did YOU donate or subscribe for Elec-
trio Percolator?
Condolences are extended to DIR. I.
Tucker on loss of her father. DIR. Izett
on loss of her husband. DIR Mollie
Hamilton on loss of her aunt.
Phyllis Wheatley Glee Club held
their first meeting of the season, at the
new residence of DIR. Mary Fitchett
Armstead, $40 Columbus Ave, apt. l.
The Eleven O'Clock Club, DIR. Flor
ence Bell, president, held their first
meeting at the residence of DIR. Mar
garet Cotton. A lovely letter was re-
ceived of thanks for sending Dorothy
Harris of 375 Northampton St., to
lions Church camp. Our aim is to
send two girls next year. We can do so
with your cooperation at our parties or
buying our chances. Two new members
were voted in, namely Dtrs. Beatrice
Jacobs and Betty Harding, next meet
ing at residence of DIR. Bell, $50 IRE
mont St., Sept. %. Don't forget to sub
scribe for that 25 lbs. to be given out
on Oct. 9.
DIR. Eva Armstrong, our smiling
Gatekeeper, has been some what indis-
posed, but we look forward to her
greeting us next meeting.
Fred Johnson, husband of DIR. Hell
ena Johnson, departed this life, Sept.
3, at City Hospital. The widow, DIR.
johnson, daughter, DIR. Elma johnson
and grandson, wish to thank all for
kilograms and flowers. Funeral was
held at st, James A. 0. Church, New
berry ST., Rev. Father Hollinsed and
Rev. Father Forde of1ciated. Burial
in Mt. Hope Cemetery Undertaken,
E. L. Morrison.
eight Flames, held opening meet
ing at residence Of DIR Edna Medley,
5 Auburn St., Roxbury. DIR. E. Med
ley, president; L. Caldwell, sec'y; Mel
lie Cook, treasurer; Dorothy Merandi,
chaplain; Luna Comes Serg. Arms.
Bazaar given by the Board of Di-
rectors of Phyllis Wheatley Board of
Directors will be held Monday, October
2 to Thursday, October 5 inclusive in
Lincoln Halls, 528 Mass. Ave. Sub
scription 10 cents a night (Mon. Tues.
and Wednesday, or 25 cents for season
ticket, on Thursday night, % cents at
the door Dancing. Come out and sup
port them.
Condolences to the mother of DR..
Frank Coursey. He was a good friend
to many.
Sunshine Club held business meeting
on Thursday, Sept. IA, at residence of
DIR ii. johnson, &C Cabot st. and
made plans for the banquet at Estelles