The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-03-02
FOR Interested
PEOPLE ONLY
By BID.


Greetings, dear readers, and here is
your schedule for this week.
Lecture Hall, Public Library, Boston
Sunday, Mar 3, 300 pm. Interest
ing Plays of the Current Season" with
Elinor Hughes, dramatic editor of the
Boston Herald as speaker. Drama
League Course). 500 pm, Concert"
with Alexander Romanesque, Roma
MAN violinist. March 7, 500 pm,
"The Passion Play of Oberammergau"
illustrated by John J. Ward.
Germanic Museum Harvard Uni
versity) Kirkland Street and Divinity
Avenue, Cambridge. Here, ardent
admirers of the arts will find out
standing reproductions of Medieval
sculpture, Open weekdays except
holidays, 9 to 5 and Sundays 2 to 5.
Religious Library-(Congregational
Library, IA Beacon Street, Boston.
For the interested student, minister or
layman this library contains more than
100000 books and other publications,
principally early New England religi-
Gus history and literature.
Our historical journey this week
takes US to the OLD SOUTH MEET
ING HOUSE located on Washington
and Milk Streets, Boston. The walls
of this old building still resound with
the many protest meetings that were
held including the protest against the
tea tax and against impressing Bay
State men into the British Navy
There are many relics on display
which will prove both interesting and
educational. Open from to 4 pm.
25c admission. Next week we will
visit the historic Town of bingham.
Foreign Foods Something tells me
that you more than enjoyed your din
ner at Mothers Lunch, so be sure and
drop in from time to time with that
visitor or relative you wish to take
out dining during their visit. This
week let's try an Italian dish at o Sole
Milo, 238 fremont Street at Stuart
Street. There is dancing to help pass
the dining time with pleasure and no
cover or minimum charges.
Thought for the Week-Be sure and
do your share whether it be at work,
on program, or at home Outlines
we are tempted to try and just get by
or wait until someone else has done
i the work then we appear to reap the
glory. Really to appreciate true
sense and feeling of being a part of
anything, one must have contributed
in some way, if only by being present
and helping to map out the plan of
! procedure.
Sunday, March lat 800 pm.
The Press Club of Boston will hold
their second Annual Award Services
at 4th M. E. Church, Rev. S. M. Riley,
Jr., Pastor, and present award certif-
Gates to Atty. J. S. R. Bourne and
Mrs. H. Abbie Durbin for having con-
tributed the most service in their COM
munities for the past year. The pub
lie, especially organizations, clubs and
individuals, are asked to be present
and help the Press Club of Boston
make the recipients of this years
awards feel that their efforts have not
been in vain and to Undue them with
renewed spirit to carry on for the
years to come. Atty. Bourne, in his
legal capacity, has done much through
out the past years to help further the
cause of Colored Boston and Massa-
chusetts while Mrs. H. Abbie Durbin,
with her splendid organization, "The
Co-Workers for the Blind in Boston,
has by her programs and other en-
deavors, brought much sunshine and
happiness into the lives of those who
have lost their sight. If you have a
car and would care to volunteer SER
| vice to bring a blind person to this