The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-09-07
PHYLLIS WHEATLEY
TEMPLE ~ |. B.P. 0. {. OF W
By DAISY HENRY

By DAISY HENRY
So great a gift is Friendship that the
hearts
Who have this treasure are them
selves enriched.
So great a gift is Friendship that the
Souls
Who dwell in friendly harmony are
blessed.
So great gift is Friendship that to
God
We should return our thanks through
all the days.
Phyllis Wheatley Temple hold their
regular meetings in Smith Hall, 1895
Termont St., DIR Bertha Walker, DIR.
Ruler.
Prayers are asked for recovery of
Juvenile Dtrs, Claire Pyburn (daugh-
ter of DIR. Mamie Pyburn) confined in
Children's Hospital and Theresa Page
daughter of DIR. Hartley Page) in
City Hospital; both are improving;
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Gather of Bro. Beverly Smith, who
is improving; VIM. Alleyne husband
of DIR. Cecilia Alleyne) in City Hos
pital now able to sit in the chair; also
for Mrs. Rose Waters a former men,
Der (mother of late DIR. Helen Waters
of Minerva Jr. Temple) now confined
in Mattapan Hospital, 148 River St.
Send them a card of cheer, they all
will appreciate them.
Vacation time is over. Clubs are re-
opening, meetings are starting up.
Did you ever, hear remark, 81 am not
going to be on so many committees
this year,, watch out for before you
know it you are working, that's Elk
dom.
Coincidence is extended to DIR. Mary
Hibleh who lost her mother, and Mrs
Allen Harvey on sudden death of her
husband by accident, GAL" Harvey,
formerly of Commonwealth Lodge. May
their souls rest in peace!
Congratulations to the Cyclone
Club, DIR. Josephine Taylor, chair
man, and her co-workers on the sue
cessful Whist Party held in Smith
Hall. AS advertised, we would give
out Is prizes; there were "a given out.
Appreciation to all who donated prizes
everyone of them something useful.
Watch out for "Cyclone's".
Million Dollar Wedding, Oct. "a, in
Metropolitan Baptist Church under
the auspices of the Sunshine Club,
DIR. Rachael Saunders chairman.
There are fifteen brides. Subscription
Is cents, refreshments for sale. Don't
miss this beautiful affair. Tickets may
be obtained from any of the members.
Sunshine Club met at residence of
DIR. Bessie Potter, go Williams st.
Cards were not sent out, as date etc.
was in this paper. There We're 20 pres
ent and splendid meeting was held.
Hostesses were Dtrs. Bessie Potter,
Laura Bailey and Lottie Jones.
DIR Bessie c. Hill takes this oppor-
tunity to thank all who sent cards,
made visits and brought fruit, flow
ers and other delicasies to her mother,
Mrs. Marie Grimes, 1876 Cabot St., who
is i'll in bed At this writing she is
resting comfortably.
DIR. Barbara Granger, past pres. of
the Sunshine Club has returned from
attending church convention in Hart
ford, Conn. A reception was rendered
DIR. Granger in Estelle's by the Sun
shine Club. A lovely program was
given. Soloist, DIR. Ellen Daisy Dali
try, Estelle Lane; reading, by juvenile,
Clare Pyburn; remarks by Rev. Pat
rick Cyrus; piano solo, Miss Gloria
Kennedy who accompanied the solo
lists, remarks by DIR. Granger; well
come by chairman DIR. Adele A. Arch
err, introduction of guests and remarks
by mistress of ceremony, DIR. Rachael
Saunders. Gifts were presented by
DIR. Eva Armstrong and club gifts
presented by Pres, DIR. Mahala Aus
tin. Following is list of gifts: blue
silk dress material from DIR Mollie
Hamilton; six colored glasses and rack
from sick COM, Dtrs. Bessie C. Hill,
M. Hamilton, N. Brewster, B. Jacobs,
Lucille Jones, Laura Bailey; pocket
book, DIR. H. Houston; tablecloth, DIR
Bessie c. Hill; one dollar, DIR. A. A.
Archer; past pres. club badge and
flowers, club; telegram, DIR. Cecilia
Alleyne; stockings and handkerchief,
DIR Florence Smith; one dollar, DIR.
E. Laing, Barnstable, Cape Cod,
Mass; seven dollars in nest of boxes,
Sunshine Club, committee and chair
man, DIR, A. A. Archer, with our
honor guest, DIR. Granger appreciate
oil nuhn attended the rnnnrt;n,a