The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-10-12
BROCKTON
Church


SIAH BAPTIST-At the morning ser
vice, the worldwide celebration of the
Lords Supper was observed. Pastor
Guy D. Outlaws sermon theme was
Communion Meditation" Sunday
School was at 1915, superintendent
H. o. Bernard, presiding. The even
ing service at 7. Special sacrifcial
offerings were taken at both services.
Next Sunday sacrifcial offerings were
taken at both services. Next Sunday
'evening in place of the regular ser
vices, the Sheloh Khall Electric Choir
will be presented.-LINCOLN CON-
GREGATIONAL-At both the morn
ing and evening services, the church
joined all the other Protestant
churches in the city in observing uni
versal communion and conservation
day. A large number was present at
the morning service and the pastor,
Rev. Thomas ]. Bell, preached from
the theme, ga Universal Sin-Bearer"
The Sunday School was directed by the
Superintendent At the evening SER
vice the spirit of the morning service
was continued, the sermon theme be-
ing, "The Universal Confict-It's
cause and consequences.
Social
The Young Mothers Club held their
Whist Party at the home of Mrs. Alice
Solomon of so Bay St., instead of Mrs.
Martha DUarte, as originally planned.
Highest scorers received prizes of five
pounds of sugar-winners being Orc
Johnson, William Fitzhugh, Charles
Solomon, and Dorsey Jones. A special
meeting of the Young Mothers Club
will be held at the home of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Mamie Baker Wednesday
evening, Oct. %, to make plans for
the annual Christmas Musicale and
tea-the next regular meeting will be
Nov. Z, at the home of Mrs. Ordis
Carter.-The Smiling Girl Po-kee-no
Club met Wednesday at the home of
Jane Keil to elect the following off
GERS: Jane Keil, president; Kiziah
Jackson, vice-president; Alice Register
Williams, secretary, and Catherine
Smith, treasurer. Other members are
Iva Hargrove and Frances Mcneil. A
collation. was served after the business
meeting-Friday, Miss Iva Hargrove
entertained the Six-Art- Needle Club
at her home.-The Women's Efficiency
Club met at the home of Mrs. Pearl
Brooks Tuesday, to make plans for a
spaghetti supper at the home of Mrs
Pearl Brooks, Plymouth St., on No
vember 4th.-The club is asking mem
bers and friends to contribute articles
of clothing to be sent to Mr.. Collins
school in the South.-Please leave
anything you have to give with Mrs
Gertrude Simmons of Plymouth St.
The Duos Club met Tuesday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Terrence
Jr.-After short business meet-the
hostess served a light lunch.-The
Free-Will Club plans to give Hal
lowe'en Party at the home of Mrs.
Beatrice Clemmons of Parker Ave-,
October %. Admission 25 cents, in
Guiding refreshments.-M Ophelia
Smith recently returned from a weeks
vacation in New York.-The infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Costa was
taken to the Brockton Hospital last
week-from latest reports, her condi-
ton is fair.-M.L.C.
Shopping with HOrace-One of the
six matrons who recently returned
from a trip to New York, must have
heard Mr.. Rideout's forecast of an
early and severe winter, for when she
returned to the home town, / heard
she had acquired supply of blankets.
i see that Gloria Scott is back in
own;-that gal sure gets around
Who was the lad from our little city
who went to the Hub for some fun
and after being invited to a small
party, refused to give the girls tum-
BILE for fear they would be too much
for him Jock Fernandes brought
his two lovely sisters, Mary and
Geneva, up from Plymouth last week
it's shame he's been hiding them so
long-there was some mean and maybe
unfair tapping of the grapevine
spach-a-gram wire between Chamber
lain Terrence and the City Hall
Story: Albert Anderson has decided to
become benedict. The future is a
buxom brown from below the Mason
Dixon line, and if you won't tell it to
a soul, her first name starts with "O".
Well, they call him k"-friends
say that's just what he'll need and
we all wish him plenty.-Aside to Mr..
x of West Medford-Who really cares
about anything? Why so much ado