The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-08-31
CITY NEWS

REPUBLICAN AND INDEPEND-
ENT VOTERS!-Laurence Banks is
QUALIFIED to represent you in the
General Court as your Representative.
A few of his qualifications are: Edu-
Gated in Sherwin Grammar School,
English High School (Franklin
Medal Lincoln Preparatory School,
Mass. Institute of Tech, Boston Uni
versity, Suffolk University Law
School. Member of American Legion,
Chrispus Attacks League, St. Mark
Brotherhood, Past President of Chal-
lengers Club, Treasurer Century Gre
dit Union, Sunday School Teacher,
Businessman. The best qualified man
will win.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alderwin S. Thomas,
Jr., of Jersey City, N. j., are rejoicing
over the birth Of a daughter born Fri
day, August %. Mrs Thomas is the
former Virginia Daughtry Of Roxbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Powell of Wei
lington St., have as their guest, Mr..
Powell's brother, James Powell, of
Philadelphia
William Henry of Philadelphia is
the guest of Frederick C. Henderson of
West Springfield St.
Sheloh KhalPs electric choir will be
heard over Station WINK New York,
Sunday at 80 pm. Special program
at the Church of Refuge, Harlem, NY.
Wednesday, Sept. 4, at 1870 pm.
Rev. and Mrs. F. II. Davis Of Cam
bridge recently had as their guests, Mrs.
Frances Porter of Philadelphia, bust
ness manager of the Eaton Burial Com
pany and her daughter, Mrs. Anne
Amos of New York, instructor in
chemistry in the Philadelphia high
school.
Alfonzo S. baltimore, one of Bos-
toms most eligible bachelors, returned
Sunday from weeks vacation at Oak
Bluffs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry K. Craft
Bessie Trotter) of New York were in
Boston for a few hours last Saturday
on visit to their relatives, DR.. and
Mrs. c. G. Steward. The Crafts,
travelling by motor, recently returned
from Oakland, California, where they
had gone for the advent of a newcomer
in the household of their daughter, Mrs.
Virginia Rose, wife of Joshua Rose,
Y.M.C.A. head in Oakland. They
report that mother and child, a girl are
doing well, The little daughter was
chrlstened Mary Elizabeth Ellen. The
Rose children now number thTee-a how
and two girls.
William N. Goodman of Roxbury
spent the first half of August in his
native home city, Macon, Ga, visiting
his mother who is public school teach
er there and the oldest in point of
service.
Mrs. Vivian Lovelace, Miss Winnie
Gray, Mrs Savannah Hoffman and
Robert Hoffman spent the weekend in
Hartford, Conn, as houseguests of
Mrs. Dorothy Reynolds.
Byron Withers has removed to Ill
Harold st.
Miss Loretta Queen of New York
is spending her vacation here and is
the guest Of Mrs. Jack Bates, Mass
Ave.
Charles Gatewood, postal employee
returned Monday from a vacation al
Oak Bluffs.
Miss Penelope Anderson of Nova
Scotia in company with her aunt, Mrs
Clara Jenkins were in New York last
week visiting Mr. and Mrs. JOIN
Plunkett and the Worlds Fair. Miss
Anderson's Boston relatives have kept
her busy and happy with a round of
dinners and parties. She was dinner
guest Monday night at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Allison; and din.
ner guest Tuesday night at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Emerson; Wed
nesday night she was guest of honor
at a young folks party given by Mrs
Annie Burns. She is houseguest OF
Mrs. Frederick p White.