The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-06-01

fist Church of Cambridge are prepar-
ing to entertain you at a Lawn Party,
Wednesday, June 26, at the home of
Mrs. Boone, AS Jerome St., W. Med
ford, from 6 pm. until. A well ar
ranged program with games and re-
freshments, that will give you much
pleasure. Don't miss the date.
In spite of the inclement weather
last Thursday night the Fashion Show
and dance given by the Golden Rule
Club at 558 Mass. Ave, Boston, was
a great success. The models, too many
to describe individually displayed their
various outfits to excellent advantage.
Mrs. Carrie A. Clarke, of Los An
geles, formerly of Cambridge and Bos-
ton, passed away Monday, the 9th af-
ter several months illness, at her late
residence, 2l7 Cheesebrough Lane, Los
Angeles, California. She leaves to
mourn their loss, a loving daughter.
three grandchildren, two great grand
children, and host of friends.
By law families living in Federal
aided housing projects may not earn
more than five times the rent, except
that families with three or more de
pendent children may have incomes
amounting to six times the rent. it was
stated by the .. S. Housing Authority.
| Mr.. Harold Boardley of Winchester
was host to the Amician Club at their
May meeting. Continued progress is
being made in preparations for the
two summer outings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Chinn, of
Washington, D. c., are the weekend
guests of Mrs. May Chinn of Massa-
chusetts Ave. Accompanying Mr.. and
Mrs. Chinn on this Boston iaunt is
their son, ebony" who has been resid-
ing In Washington since coming from
Canada in December. The Chinns will
leave the city to return to Washington
Sunday evening before which time they
will be glad to see their many friends
in Boston.
Anna Bobitt- Gardner, Mus. BIS, New
England State Supervisor of Branches
for the National Association of Colored
Musicians spoke before a very interest.
ing group Of music teachers and chora'
directors in Providence, RI, last Sun.
day in regards to music society being
formed and becoming a branch of the
National Association.
Don't fail to attend the meeting Of
the Republican Civic and Politica
! League Of the South End, Friday, Jun,
II, 8 pm. at 558 Mass. Ave. at which
time the prize drawing will be held
LIST prize will be console set, 2nt
prize 10 lbs of sugar. The proceeds
from this affair will go towards tn,
camp fund.
Stenecopticon Pictures and Lectur,
will be given at the Metropolitan Bap
fist Church by Mrs. Williams, on Wed
nesday, June 5, s pm. The public i
cordially invited.
The Annual 0ratorical Contest o.
Crispus Attucks Lodge, No. 238, I.B.P
DEW. of Everett, Delano NJ. Bostick
Exalted Ruler, takes place at New
Charles Street Church, Warren st.
and Elm Hill Ave, Roxbury, Rev. o
w. Childers, pastor, Sunday afternoon
June 2, at $3.50 o'clock. The committee
of arrangements includes: w. Alexan
der Cox, Jr., Augustus Fl. Carter, Jes
Sc Byrd, William R. Ward, Mary E
Boley, timekeeper, Oliver T. Cox, mas
ter of ceremonies; Judges: DIR. W
Alexander Cox, Atty. Bruce Robinson
Atty. Jacqueline Guild Lloyd.
Miss Francis A. Kelton, Guardian
employee was injured while on a bi
cycle party with her club the Spor
Lovers. Three stitches had to be take
in her knee. About IS young peopl
= were in the party.
The Canadian Unity Club. No.
held its last meeting at the beautifr