The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-04-06

Regular meeting of Temple was held
March Is in Smith Hall, 1895 fremont
St, Dr. Clarone Smith DIR. ruler,
presiding, Nurse Gertrude Brown,
nurse on duty.
SICK LIST-Eva Armstrong, 1874
Walnut Ave; Laura Bailey, TAG Shaw
NUT Ave; Daisy Henry, IL Hollander
St.; Miriam Tell, II Claremont Park;
Aberdeen Archer, Bower ST.; Ora
Lawson, Milton, Hospital; Lucille
Jones; Viola Thompson, Boston City
Hospital; Izetta Smith, 67 Sterling
st. Improving and able to go out are
Dtrs. Laura Mason, IA Hammond st.
and Mae Taylor, 553 Columbus Ave.
Annual Thanksgiving sermon comes
Sunday, April IA, at Peoples Baptist
Church, Rev. R. NJ. Owens, Pastor,
1880 pm, DIR. Mamie Pyburn, chair
man.
The Musical Tea sponsored by the
Ways and Means Committee, DIR.
Lucille Jones, chairman, and held at
558 Mass. Ave. on Palm Sunday was
a splendid success. Interesting adj
dresses were delivered by DR.. John B.
Hall on "Heart disease; its cause and
how to help check it" and by Mr.. Sea
ton Manning, industrial secretary of
the Urban League, on "The Social
Security Act, Old Age Pensions and
Unemployment Compensation. A
fine musical program contributed to
he g
! the success of which the chairman,
DIR. Josephine Taylor, is most graft
J fed.
DIR Pearl B. James, 10 Claremont
Park won the 15-lb, 1907. ham offered
by the Willing Workers Committee,
DIR. Bertha Walker, chairman.
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Nurses Unit of the Temple have
Just rolled 575 more bandages for
Mass. General Hospital. No meeting
for two weeks.
Prize Whist given March 25 by
Joint Education Committee, Bro
George Logan, chairman was a sue
cess.-A very successful Waffle Sup
per was given by this committee at
1896 fremont St., Saturday, March
%, DIR. Edith Jones, chairman.
Marching Patrol, No. 146 of Phyllis
Wheatley Temple will have a May
Basket Party at 1896 fremont St.,
in May. Watch for date, DIR. Joseph
inc Taylor, chairman.
Prize Whist and Social will be given
by Eight Flames Club at 1896 Ire
mont St.. Monday evening, April s,
with ladies' and gentlemen's door
prize. DIR Bessie Hill, chairman.
H. S. Evans of 1926 w. Freeman St.,
Norfolk, Va, won the Easter Basket
from the Greenleaf Club, March 81,
1910 ethiopia at the Bar of JUS
tice" given March &c, was a success.
BY request it will be repeated Watch
for time and place.
Have you secured your invitation
for the banquet in honor of Deputy
Pearl B. James, at Jack Browns Casa
Manana, Huntington Ave, April 81
Hurry, hurry, as they are going fast.
Invitations may be obtained from DIR.
Lillian Caldwell, 1925 fremont St..
Phone High. 3O77. Menu-Fruit cup
a la Rudolph, Chicken Consomme,
Casa Manana, choice of Half Barbe-
cued Native Chicken, French fried
potatoes, new garden peas, assorted
rolls; garden salad, Harlequin ice
cream, marble cake, coffee; or Broiled
Club Sirloin Steak, fresh mushroom
sauce, long branch potatoes, new
garden peas, etc.
Minstrel Show rehearsals are pro-
crossing under the leadership of DIR.
Pearl B. James and Br. Harry Hicks
The show is to be given May 6, 1910
in Butler Hall. Next rehearsal Sun
day, April 7, at 9 o'clock, 528 Mass
Ave.
Sympathy is extended to DIR.
Charlotte Middleton in this loss of
her mother. Gods will be donel
Don't forget the banquet to DR..
Joseffa Zarratt, Annie P. Anderson,
Susie Wallace, Daisy Henry, Thurs
day, May 90 in Smith Hall by
special committee of Nora F. Taylor's
Council, DIR. Lula Comes, chairman.
Friday evening, March go. Social
Session committee of Nora F. Tavlor's
Council met at the residence of DIR.
Vera Garfield, 16 Ball St., and elected
the following officers: Vera Garfield,
chairman. Nellie Brewster, vice chr;
Florence Harper, secy.; George Kinds.
treasurer; Lula Comes, chap. Ten
pounds of sugar will be disposed of at
next meeting.
The Arts and Crafts committee met |
at the residence of DIR. Pauline Hayes,