The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-10-19

Eleven o'clock service by Sunshine
Club: DIR. Josephine Taylor, Mist
ress of Ceremonies; opening prayer,
chaplain, DIR. Mollie Hamilton; men,
6ers humming softly, Sweet Hour of
Prayer" singing, "Stand up for
jesus; reading, whatever is, is
best, Josephine Taylor; singing,
Precious Lord, take my hand"; DIR.
lsadora Adams, at the piano. Special
prayers were said for Mrs. Rose Wat
ers and Mrs. Ruth Mewitt Mrs.
Mewitt has since departed this life
with funeral services, Thursday, Oct.
IT, at Metropolitan Baptist Church.
Past DIR. Rulers Jewel was pre-
sented by Deputy James to Past DIR.
Ruler, DIR. Clarone Smith, who re-
ceived it graciously. DIR. Smith is still
active and volunteered to visit the
sick for the chaplain, Dtrs. Freeman
whose business duties prevent her
making the visits.
Rhode Island Red live chickens
given away by the mistress of social
session committee, DIR. Pauline Hayes,
chairman, was won by DIR. Mary F.
Armstead on No. Is.
A red white and blue decorated
pitcher and one-half dozen glasses
were won by DIR. Edith Jones on No.
337. This was offered by Phyllis
Wheatley, Juvenile Class No. Al.
Board of Directors of Phyllis
Wheatley Deed of Trust repeat their
appreciation to all who attended the
Bazaar and rented spaces, DIR. Edna
Medley was chairman this year. A few
tickets are out and we are asking you
please to report for them so we can
clear up for the affair.
Eleven O'Clock Club met at the resi-
dence of DIR. M. Cotton, hostess for
DIR. Brown of Providence. Plans were
completed for banquet to their presi-
dent, DIR. Florence ]. Bell on Oct. II,
report of which will be in paper next
month. We wish to thank all who
attended our "Bingo ROOM" as our
bid was put in last year for an annual
affair and granted. Next meeting at
residence of DIR. Cotton, hostess,
October %.
Well, here is "Mother" again. Her
Past DIR. Rulers Club (Juanita
Temple No. 81 is giving a pigs foot
and Chitterling Supper, Thursday,
Oct. 81, at residence of DIR. Margaret
hobart, "a Sterling St., Suite 5. Come
on out to enjoy yourself and support
Mother. rs cents, supper from 600
until.
Wow, don't forget the million Dol
lar Wedding, by Sunshine Club,
Thursday, Oct. "a, at Metropolitan
Baptist Church, Shawmut Ave-, sub
scription % cents. The brides are 60
ing to look stunning. DIR. Rachael
Saunders in chairman. Ice cream and
cake for sale.
We sincerely hope you and you and
you have registered so as to cast your
vote in Nov. and to Ward 9 let me say
you deserve much credit for the over
WACAlllA4lS NOGC yOu gave 4t44s 4Jc&l1ho
and we all are praying that you will
send that young man with landslide
to the State House. 1t has been many
a year since we have had representa-
ton and it is now time to show your
true spirit towards your own race. So
send Banks thru with flying colors,
and, with no reflection whatsoever he
will be known and seen as a repre-
sentative of our race. After you place
him there let US all regardless Of
Ward or Party, attend the legislature
meetings, showing we are behind our
Representative. Forget your Party,
Ward 8, and send a colored represen-
tative up on the hill. Cast your votes
100 per cent.
Round Circle Club met the Bird We'd
nesday at the residence of DIR. Bar
bara Granger, 94-A Cabot Street,
Roxbury, DIR. Archer, President.
Congratulations to DIR. Minnie T..
Wright, who is now Grand Directress
of Education, having received this
honor while in attendance at Grand
Temple OeSSlOn III OF. LOUIS also 70
DR.. Josepha Zarratt who is Grand
Temple Physician and also examining
physician for our Temple here at
home.
Commissions from Grand Temple
have been received by the following
daughters: District Deputy, Pearl B.
James; Organizing Deputy, Mahala
Austin; Chairman Arts and Crafts,
Maude T. Anderson; Local Education,
Lillian Medley; Child Welfare. Lem
ma Watkins; Civil Liberties, Claudia
Roachford; Baby Contest, Edna Med
ley. Any omitted will be in next
months paper. Congratulations and
best wishes to all for successful term.
DIR. Cecilia Alleyne, 81 Kent St.,
Roxbury, extends her appreciation to
the family of her late husband, Will
liam Alleyne, for their kindness, also
to her many friends for the cards of
cheer, fruit and flowers sent him, and
since his demise for the cards of SYM
pathy and other remembrances re-
ceived. "He is not dead, he is just
away" and will never be forgotten.