The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-01-20

Hello folks Last week Uncle
PauI's excuse was the double pressure
of business and social routine that
caused him temporary halt this
week a series of unexpected Incidents
has caused a complete halt and last
minute SOS. to yours truly, Bea
Durant to pinch hit E. In view of the
raft of coming events that Uncle Paul
usually comes through with and real
ling that you buy THE GUARDIAN
lust to read his column, what could |
say but III try q. so here goes, dear
readers and may you have mercy on
nv attempt at seems that the
strenuous effort on the part of Uncle
Pau to compete at the recent track
meet against Cunningham, Herbert.
Woodruff and Borican was just a little
bit too firing . then too, his niece,
Anna daughter, decided to go visit
ing but forgot to say where, so of
course a searching party was organ
lied with our gallant hero in the fore
49,. fortunately, the young lady arrived
home safe and sound to her mothers
aumvas but relieved arms. =. A next
door neighbours little one decided to
have small poX and Uncle Paul tenn
n0am.v has another guest in the house
to entertain did | understand you
to say playing tiddle-y-winks, Paul?
....oG something? -. the Press Clubs
Annual Award is now on the docket
and .9" names Of men and women who
have contributed to the races uplift
H. soma way or other during the year
o. 1885 are n the hands of the Award
awm.Jtoe.. The award will be made
about the first Of March coming
events hat merit the support of the
public are. the Officers Wives of the
3l2od Battalion will sponsor a prize
whist bridge and beanO party on the
evening OF January Is at the South
Armo.Y at the Dartmouth Street
bridge entrance opposite the Back Bay
stan there will be a grand door
prize Plus ballroom dancing with re-
corded music following the games .
TINS affair was previously postponed
owing to wartime conditions which
order third tour of duty for the
military men of our National Guard
commanded by Major AL Davis
you VIII enjoy most entertaining
evening &C this affair Sheloh
Ao3LI S Electric Choir at the New Con-
cofl baptist Church, Sunday, Jan. q
at '.Sg pm; Western Avenue Baptist
l6l"cn Cambridge, Sunday. Jan. %.
':a9 pm. the Dining Car EN-
.eEgs,e5 Union, Local 37O Ladies
Auxiliary, will present Duke Filing
Ton and his famous orchestra at the
6l2'sIand-State Ballroom, Friday. Jan.
20 IN attending this affair YOU are
N0"JtiOutlng to a worthy cause and
spending one Of the most ENJOYABLE
evenings of the New Year so come
one come all to you basketball
game tiends the Roxbury Citizens
committee and 372nd Infantry. MING
nave arranged a game with the In
Il4qlFy Team against the Washington
lHoWard W Omegas this nro-
mlSeS TO be a thrill and once again YOU
ian combine an evenings pleasure and
heIP worthy cause the proceeds
NJ VI ms game are for the benefit of st.
SIark gymnasium Fund so don't
iioIgeI 10 lot this down in your note
oooN Feb. at South Armory and
my .4s Jhe evening will be dancing
tne admission is fifty cents . climax
10 10 me lifting tunes of Joe Nevis and
The year 1910 brings five new faces
mo i4o the Boston Chapter of the Debs
6 6U9 Town-Eva MouIton, Jane
D5ade, Marie Baptiste, Pauline Davis
Mildred Collins who will helm the resi-
OF their sister "Debs" to entertain
some some, of their member charters at a
Nh TIaclaVe the last weekend of March.
t tHe girls are planning a very enter
S S",IiI"g program, so you will have
s sI,I.e more new faces in Boston for a
Sno II time. Also keep a date omen
n Ill Feoruary for the "Debs", as thew
f are planning to have small dance, a
f Er.Ie different, but with lots of fun
lor everyone who attends. The mem