The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-08-31

Mr.. Gibson was very aggressive and
helped quite few people in trouble at
the Roxbury District Court where he
was highly respected . Mr.. Gobson
was about to line himself up with one
of our candidates for the House of
Representatives when his illness over
took him he certainly will be missed
-. we are also sorry that young Gin
ton j. King of Cambridge lost his life
in an automobile accident in New Jer-
sey :. . we offer sincere condolences to
his parents.
AROUND THE TOWN = Gertrude
Brown, lovely Hub deb, has departed
for Washington, D. G. to take over
Myrtle Taylor's job in the Department
of Medicine at Howard University !.
Myrtle, one of the Hubs smartest girls.
has accepted an appointment to the
U. S. Post Office Dept. here in Boston
e.. success to them both in their pro-
spectlve fields :. From the same de-
partment and Washington comes Doro-
thy Thomas, another bright Boston
girl who has made good, to spent a
months vacation with her parents on
Wellington St., Mr.. and Mrs. Mania
Thomas, ST., Dorothy, during her
stay, will be working on the secretarial
staff of the popular former Lieut.
Governor Francis E. Kelly at Hotel
Westminster there's no stopping
these guys and girls who intend to go
places . with a man like the Hon.
Francis E. Kelly on Beacon Hill, col
Ored Massachusetts will see new dav
folks are still talking about the
swell program put over by the adult
recreational group on the Carter PLAY
grounds last week F.. Oswald Thomas
political and civic gentlemen, gave a
very timely speech on Adult Recrea-
ton, enlightening the crowd to phases
of recreation they had never known
Ralph Nathan, popular Roxbury
lad pulled a fast one on us folks and
took unto himself, a beautiful bride two
Sundays ago a fine, aggressive
young man, Ralph deserves the best
and it looks like he did alright for him
self the lady looks mighty sweet
Fred Purcell, brother of John ].
Purcell, ST., of Humboldt Ave, Rox-
bury, dropped in town from New Jer-
sey to spend weekend . although
his stay was brief Mr.. Purcell enjoyed
his visit and the hospitality of his sister
in law, Mrs. Ora Purcell Henri
Paige is back from New York City
looking mighty fine after a swell vaca-
ton with his Uncle -. some one said
that the polite young gentleman, Ed
ward Kicker, would make nice hus-
band and father we agree and so
does Laura Lopez Johnny Wilson's
on fremont st. certainly jumps it
was smart idea for some one to open
place of business so the younger set
could do little iitterbugging and keep
themselves out of to1uble .. you can't
stop these youngsters e. to them swing
is the thing so why not let them swing
Eddie Bryant, handsome Cambridge
and Boston boy, has band that is a
great power to Johnny Wilson's and
the gang dance themselves to their
hearts content Freddie McLane
and James Greene are floor managers
who really keep things moving
Mrs. Susan Talbot of Baltimore was in
town this week and with her came Mrs
Katherine Royston, school teacher of
that city, and they both had very
educational and merry time they
were the house guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Mama Thomas of Wellington st.
charming Lillian Thomas johnson left
for New York City Wednesday after
having a mellow time in her home
state see you S. J.
FLASH: Congratulations to the
newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bynoe
who were married last Sunday E. your
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