The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-09-14

lanta he will be engaged in concert
work and teaching.
Graduating from Montana School Of
Mining Engineering, Arthur Sherman
grandson of the late Pres. Barker Of
Liberia, is awaiting an opportunity
for a sailing to Liberia, where he is
in charge of the Liberian Bureau Of
mines. He recently visited and ap.
proved the African Art Center di.
rected by Cloyd Lee Boykin in New
York and in Boston. He is the house
guest of the Africanus Shaacks, &c
Sherman St., Roxbury.
On Sat, Sept. 9, Mrs. Mary Moore
SO Warwick St., had as dinner guests
Mrs. Harriet A. L. Jones and Mrs
Marie C. Boykin. The dinner was a
test of the pilau receipt recently ap-
pearing in the Guardian.
DIR. Cornelius N. Garland who suf-
fered serious injury from an automo-
bile accident several weeks ago, and
who has been steadily improving at
his home under DIR. Harrison's care,
is now able to be out.-He was in his
Office for the first time last week. DR..
Garland heartily appreciates the con-
Germ of his many friends and wishes
to thank them for kindness shown
during his illness.
Rev. Fisher of the l. G. P. accom-
panied his wife and five of their chill
dren to Chicago, Monday, Sept. 10,
where the Fisher children will re-enter
school. Rev. Fisher returns to Boston
to carry on the Evangelical series now
in charge of Laymon Hunter in his
absence.
Emanuel Mansfield was guest solo
ist at Peoples Baptist Church last
Sunday morning.
The Tribe of Judah Club, 18th Bap-
fist Church will meet at the home of
Miss Grace G. johnson, 63 Camden
St., on Monday evening, o'clock,
Sept. 16. Mrs. Estelle Catherwood,
president.
The Charles w. NJ. Williams Town
send Club No. 6, will give a Heaven
ad He'll Party at Lincoln Hall, 526
Mass. Ae., Friday evening, Sept. 81
Amusement from 7:45 to 9:45 pm.
dancing 9:45 to 1870 pm. Refresh,
ments for sale, hot dogs, rolls, coffee
and ice cream. Tickets for either place
at door, for a nominal small sum
Also Townsend No. 6 will give a MI.
steal Concert at Recital Hall, Conser.
vatory Building, Sunday evening
Sept. Is. Come and hear the coming
tragedian of the Race, Raymond TascC
on the Fairbury Babe CDR. Townsend)
of Fairbury, Illinois. Concert free.
Miss Marion Gum who left Wednes.
day for Livingston College, was giver
a Surprise party by her mother, Mrs
Reed of 619 Columbus Ave-, Thurs.
day eevning, Sept. 5. A delicious col.
lation was served and Miss Gum re.
ceived many useful gifts. Those pres.
ent were: Misses Barbara Gore, Ruth
Foster, Margaret Bazely, Sylvia Sar.
gent, Merrill Sargent, Hilda Sargent
Muriel Greene, Beryl Greene, Doris
Jemmotte, Georgia Lalana, Stacis
Gore, Thelma Gore, Thelma Walker
Rita Allen; Messrs. Ulysses Gore
Harold Silva, James Sullivan, James
Loggie, Kenneth Janey, Monroe Dris.
coll, Warren Price, Williame Price
James Griffith, Bruce Kennedy, Lloyc
Williams, Frederick Saunders, Hank
Barker, Irving Foster, Vincent Talbot
Paul Coulston, Edward Kelley.
Miss Sue Overstreet left last Monday
for Augusta, Ga, where she is continu-
ing her collegiate studies at Hayne
College.
Mrs. Ella Trent Wallace is spending
a few days in Manhattan seeing the
"Big Town." the "Fair" and friends.
Mrs. Theresa Barco johnson is again
home after very pleasant summer al
her cottage in Mashpee.