The guardian., 1940-02-17
PHYLLIS WHEATLEY
TEMPLE 22 |. .B.P. OF OF W
By DAISY E. HENRY

The Temple met Friday, Feb. 2, in
Smith Hall, 1895 fremont St., Clarone
Smith, DIR Ruler presiding.
SICK AND SHUT ms: Laura Ma
son, IA Hammond St.; Fannie Reid,
Columbus Ave; Viola Thompson, "a
Hammond St.; Ethel Wright, 131
Lenox ST.; Maude 7. Anderson, 794
Shawmut Ave-; Clarone Smith, 751
Shawmut Ave; Mae Taylor, Boston
City Hospital. DIR. Maude Anderson,
who has been confined to City Hospital
is now resting at home.-Nurse Mil
dred Shovel has been on the case of
DIR. Ethel Wright, who is resting COM
fOrtably.
Board of Directors met at residence
of chairman, DIR. Florence J. Bell,
$50 fremont St., and had very in
teresting meeting, hearing reports of
the splendid affair at Peoples Bap-
tist Church, with Missionary Club,
ethiopia At the Bar of Justice" ="
which was historical and Educational
with all the characters performing
their parts well, DIR. Mary Gordon,
chairman, thanks all who took part
to make such a great success.
Initiation will be held Friday, Feb.
16, in Smith Hall when the candidates
will travel, oh yes, travel. We are
having a membership drive.-$1.00
reinstatement and $3.50 new mem
bers. Come in and help carry on the
good work.
Sunshine Club met at residence of
DIR. (little) Mollie Hamilton, SO
Windsor Street. District Deputy
Pearl B. James presided over the cleo
ton of officers: DR.. Barbara Granger
reelected President; other officers
names will be in a later issue. Plans
are being made to visit "St. Monica's
Home, "Resthaven" and "Old Ladies
Home" attempting to bring cheer and
Sunshine. Next meeting Feb. &c at
residence of President, 94 Cabot st.
All members requested to attend.
Ways and Means Committee held
very successful supper at residence of
chairman, DIR. Lucille Jones, 1926
fremont St., at general get together
of some of the old friends and mem
bers. The supper consisted of baked
beans, home made brown bread, honey
comb tripe, potato salad. Apprecia-
tion to all who attended, and the CO.
operation of the committee
All ladies are invited to attend the
Nurse Unit of Phyllis Wheatley
Temple on the first Thursday in March
to hear a lecture by DR.. Frankman
on "Rectal Diseases" This will be of
great interest to all women; non-Elks
also invited. All nurses to be dressed
in uniform.
Willing Workers are holding their
meeting on the 28th at residence of
chairman, DIR. Bertha Walker, 924
fremont st. All members requested
to be present. Have you guessed on
the 15-lb. ham?
The Civil Liberty Committee met
at the residence of DIR. Minnie Woods,
419 Mass Ave, DIR. Claudi Roachford,
chairman. An interesting meeting was
held with discussion on the can't
Lynching bill" Next meeting in
March" at residence of DIR. Lucille
Jones, 1926 fremont st., apt. 6. All
members requested to attend.
DIR. Lucille Jones, chairman of
Ways and Means Committee extends
thanks and appreciation to all Dtrs.
and friends as we'll as Oil Burners who
attended the Supper at her residence
1926 fremont st. Watch out for an
other date.
DIR. George Kinds won six pounds
, of sugar and DIR. Mable Deane hand
made crocheted bureau scarf made by
DIR. Harriet Houston at Nora Tay-
lor's Past DIR. Rulers Council.
Oil Burners are giving their annual
affair at Estelle's on February 90
Try and attend.
Eight Flames met at the residence
of DIR Lillian Caldwell, 1925 Ire
mont st. After an interesting meet
ing all attended the supper by Ways
and Means Co. A beautifully deco
rated table with delectable viands
awaited them.-Dtr. Lillian M. Cald-
Com. 1866
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