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

oo SICK REPORT: Sadie Thornhill.
z0S walnut Ave; Blanch jackson, "a
Oilwortn St; Jennie Franklin, 95 War
WICK St; Rowena Carter, SO Worces-
Ter ST.; Harriet Cummings, So Sterl-
st. AVN ieiiion'
Dtrs. Sadye Lewis Penny and Nettie
Jenifer jackson were in attendance
having been missed by their absence
and DIR. Clarissa Jessamy was pres
ent after her illness.
condolences are extended to DIR.
Annie Booker of 38 Hammond St. who
mas returned from Savannah, Ga.
having buried her mother, and to DIR,
Maude T. Anderson on the death of
ner slster-ln -law, former member of
the Temple, Mrs. Ruth Mewitt. Nav
peace be with their soulsl
To Dtrs. Bessie Potter, Edith M.
Jones and Bessie C. Hill; accept nv
sincere thanks for helping in the
meeting with the papers.
DIR. Lemma Watkins, chairman of
enid Welfare was present and
thanked members for their support.
She read an excellent report of their
work and commentator received from
S.P.C. children for splendid work and
cooperation on a special case in Juven-
lie Court.
DIR. Edna Medley, Senior Guardian
of Martha E. Trice Junior Girls, 100,
presented the following officers and
a class of 81 members: Eleanor
Simms, Jr. DIR. Ruler; Frances Jones,
Vice DIR. Ruler; Catherine Young,
asst; Virginia Taylor, Chaplain;
Charlotte Lumpkins, Recording Sec'y;
Lillian Christopher, Financial Secy.;
Gillie Kelton, Treas; Helen Chanelor,
Escort; Frances Kelton, Organist;
Matte Hamilton, Doorkeeper; Made
line Miranda, Gatekeeper; Marie Con-
way, Chrman Trustees; Mary Jackson,
End Trustee; Mary Christopher, 3rd
Trustee; Doris Pettyjohn, 4th Trustee;
Helen Alves, 9Th Trustee; Dorothy
Anderson, Mistress Social Session.
Meetings 4th Friday of each month.
Girls, IA to 81, cordially welcomed to
this progressive Class. Get in touch
with the Senior Guardian, Edna Med
ley, Auburn st. They have already
started their Drum and Bugle Corps.
planning for Atlantic City in 1941.
You are urged to support this class.
These Junior Girls hold a Prize Whist
every 4th Thursday at 10996 fremont
st. Come out and support them.
Nurses Unit presented their chrman
of the successful banquet, Nurse
Maude T. Anderson with a beautiful
pair of shaded purple boudoir lamps,
presentation being made by Captain
Kicker. The committee and all the
nurses appreciate those who attended
and helped make their banquet a sue
cess. Red crosses presented to the
Nurses were made and donated by
Nurse Hilda Talbot.
Nurse Mamie Logan, 622 Columbus
Ave, is chairman of Red Cross Drive.
Nurse Florence J. Bell, organizer,
received a beautiful bouquet at the
Banquet. The nurses are still meet
ing every Monday afternoon at resi-
dence of Captain Kicker, making ban
dages, knitting, etc. Get in touch with
Captain Kicker, 80 Wellington st. A
nurse is always ready to help regard
less of race, creed, color or fraternal
relationship.
Marching Patrol No. 146 of Phyllis
Wheatley Temple met and offices were
installed by Brigadaire General Bro.
Archibald Prescott. Open for new
members and a welcome to old mem
bers. They plan long line of march
in Atlantic City, 1941, to bring back
a prize. Meetings every LIST and Bird
Wednesday.
Willing Workers Drawing for cleo
trio clock Oct. 10. DIR. Mollie Hamil-
ton, chairman.
Willy Jackman was reinstated and
welcomed back into the Temple. Drive
is on for new members and reinstate-
ments, take advantage of same. DIR.
Mahala Austin, 102 Kendall St.,
chairman.
Christmas Tree Committee DIR.
Edith Jones, chairman, met Wednes-
day, Oct. 9, at her residence, "a Ham
mond st. A "Stay at Home Social"
was held, 25 cents. Don't forget to
pay yours. They have chances out for
a pair of chickens Nov. &c. Next meet
ing will be Nov. Is at "a Hammond
St., Apt. 20.
Past Daughter Rulers Popularity
Contest is being held and prizes will
be awarded Friday, Dec. 10, sponsored
by Delegation Com, Edna Medley
chrman, Bessie c. Hill, Treas; Estelle
Lane, Secy. Your truly DAISY E.
Henry asks you to buy a vote as
am in on it.
Anniversary Committee met We'd
nesday, Oct. at residence Of Secy.;
DIR. Mary Armstead, s19 Columbus
Ave, and planned for the anniversary
celebration. DIR. A. A. Archer,
chairman, hopes each member will
attend and have happy time.
Sermon Committee, Bro. Daniel l..
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