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

Inc, is hanging up a few records at
Fenway Park to the delight of cheer
ing thousands who will gather again
on Sunday, October 20 to see a profess
slonal football classic between the
Boston Bears and the Buffalo Indians
the Haverhill Steamrollers are
crushing all New England pro football
opposition spanked by their famous
colored fullback Don Mitchell former
1896 interscholastic star and captain
Haverhlll High School . they also
play every Sunday afternoon at the
Haverhill Stadium against the New
Bedford Whalers on Oct 20 and the
pro champ of Maine the Portland
Sagamores on Oct. 81 the Steam
rollers have won every game this
season and it looks like big league
Drldlron contests have caught the pub
Inc fancy E. . . the Fathers Club held
tnelr annual installation of officers on
Monday, Oct. IA :. Mr.. James Jones.
founder of the organization conducted
the ceremonies which were a result of
reelection in each instance Presi-
dent Lionel o. Lindsay, Vice-President
Booker T, Stanfeld, Treasurer: Stokes.
Financial Secretary Warren Young
blood, Ir, Recording Secretary Jen-
klns, Chaplain Alexander and Ser
geant-at-Arms Bell Mr.. Jones
lauded the excellent administration bv
the officers during the past year which
was confirmed bv their reelection
he placed special emphasis on the
accomplishments of President Lindsay
as militant leader, Bentley gradu-
ate in accounting and his association
with the Sun-Kiss market as a grow
ing race business ENTERPRISE all in the
same wear ... Mr.. Lindsay responded
with timely remarks giving due credit
to the cooperation and LOYALTY of the
members for the successful year the
club had experienced with a bright
outlook for the future in 1871
there was an attendance of fifty mem
bers at the Robert Gould Shaw House
on Monday evening, October 81,
Mr.. David Lane. director of the FEEDER
al Housing Project will address the
'''nmbnrs and friends on the Lenox
Street Project . =. . Monday, Oct. %, the
Fathers Club will sponsor an open
political meeting which will include
speakers from both parties to which
the public is cordially invited to at
tend Miss Dorothy FERGUSON was
recently rendered a surprise shower by
her co-workers from the R. H. White
idpnartment store in happy authorization
Of her coming marriage to Mr.. Harry
| Ellis OF RoXburv . congratZ from
Uncle Paul and all the gang Doro-
thy Harrison drew critics raves with
her glorious voice singing. "Mene.
Tokel" in the new edition of "Pins and
Needles" at the Plymouth Theatre
produced bv the I.LGW.U. Gnter-
national Lady Garment Workers
TTnion( whi"E, is one Of the largest and
strongest labor unions in the United
States and non-discriminatory
see this brand new musical show and
oniov some truly fine sinping and
dancing with music by Harlod Rome
oil this week and next at the Plymouth
Theatre . the Junior Leaguers Cos
+nme Ball at Ritz Plaza Bedroom
Thursday. October 81, Halloween
night with prizes for costumes
Ethel Norman goes into third week
at the Shubert with her hit show
panama Hattie" plus music by Cole
Porter the Four Mills Brothers
check in at the RKO Boston Theatre
this week and Uncle Paul checks Out
for breather so goombye .
GOO E. DUCK.