The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-02-03

DICK committee, DIR. Bertha Wal
Ker' chairman, known as the "Willing
workers, is planning a supper to
raise funds to take care of their own
mileage. You are requested to sun
port them in their affairs.
DIR. Ellen H. Williams was on
pointed chairman of Boosters Com
mlttee," which will be named at next
meeting. This committee will plan
70 boost DIR. Pearl B. james for Office
IN the Grand Temple, at the conven-
ZION to be held in St. Louis, Mo.
Dtr. Annie P. Anderson has inst
returned from a visit in st. Louis.
MO. where she found a great deal of
snow and cold weather.
Sympathy is extended to the fami-
lies OF the following deceased Daugh-
ters: Late Dtrs. Martha Trice. Matte
Lee Mary Bates, Hazel Allen. They
nave wrapped "the drapery of the
couch about them and lain down to
pleasant dreams"
=, marty Committee, DIR. Doris
marsh, chairman and the following
volunteered to work: Dtrs. Mary F
Armstead, Bessie Potter and Marie
! Conklin. Members are asked to sun
port this committee which is raising
funds toward dispensing CHARITY
Without Ostentation."
Ways and Means Committee. DIR.
Lucille Jones, chairman, held their
meeting, Monday, Jan. 29 at her resi-
dence, 1925 fremont Street, planning
supper at the chairman's residence.
February 10. Don't forget the date
and address, 1926 fremont St.-This
committee is working very hard.
come out and enjoy yourself.
DIR. Hilda Talbot, So Camden St., is
in charge of Temple dates. There is
no excuse for a conflict of dates. See
Dir Talbot, and she will help you out
for arranging.
Civil Liberty Committee. DIR,
Claudia Roachford, chairman, met at
the residence of DIR. Hartley Page.
IT Dilworth st. Now you are re-
quested to Stop! Look! and Listen!,
for the Leap Year Party to be given
at the residence of DIR. Lucille Jones,
1926 fremont st. on February 90.
Come out and have some fun. This
committee is working very hard in the
interest of all. Your cooperation is
asked in helping to carry on their
work. Next meeting will be held at
the residence of DIR. Minnie Woods.
4l9 Massachusetts Ave. Get in touch
with the chairman for date
Dtrs. Mahala Austin, chairman.
Mamie Logan, Lillian w. Kicker, Es-
telle Coleman, Minnie Woods, and
Pearl B. James were appointed by DIR.
Ruler and will have charge of refresh
ments at Band Relief Affairs, held
once month, Come out and enjoy
good supper and you will be cooper
ating by helping the Lodge and
Temple.
Dtrs. Evelyn Mendes, Beatrice L.
Jacobs. Irene Harper, Adelaide Hill,
Mae Taylor and Addie Robinson from
Juanita Temple joined the Council.
Dtrs. Evelyn Mendes, Beatrice L.
Jacobs. Irene Harper, Adelaide Hill,
Mae Taylor and Addie Robinson from
Juanita Temple joined the Council.
DIR. Ethel Brown, Past President of
New England State Association and
chairman Of the Executive Board who
has been i'll in City Hospital is now at
home and able to be out. Executive
Board meeting will be held at her
residence, "a Mortified St., Sunday,
Feb. IS. Notices have been received.
By request of President, DIR. Bar
bara Granger, of Sunshine Club, all
financial members are to be notified
and requested to meet on Monday,
Fe. 5, at the residence of DIR Little"
Mollie Hamilton.
Arts and Crafts Club, DIR. Maude
T. Anderson, chairman, met at the
latter's residence, 1914 Shawmut Ave.
The hostesses were Dtrs. Bessie C.
Hill and Pauline Hayes. After bust
ness a collation. was enjoyed by all
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