The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-04-20
The Following repossessed instru

! The following repOssessed instru
ments are available through the man
ager of the Electric Choir, ]. J. Sem
per, Coventry St, Boston: full size
bass viOlins with cases, bow and in
StructiOn book, value $145.00 each
selling prices $29.90 and $500; l full
size set of Deagan orchestra bells with
mallets, instruction book and case
value $4,000, selling price, $1,000;
new full size yiOlins complete with
bow, case and instruction book, $1,000
set; l micrOphOne with A-C DC
amplifier, value $4,000, selling price
$500; 1 metal clarinet with case
$500; 2 new trumpets with hard
cases Q940 model $1,000 each; cleo
trio Hawiian, value $500, selling
price $500; new full size ''F' hole
guitars with cases and instruction
books, $1,000 each.
The Attacks Chorus of Boston, that
recently gave a successful recital at
Jordan Hall, with Malcolm Benders di-
rector, will sing at Grant (Bethel)
| AM E. Church, 1876 Vernon St., Sun
day at 8 pm. with George Murphy of
the Afro-American Baltimore, Md,
and director of the Boston NAACP
Annual Membership drive, and Rev
Loren Brown of the Union Congrega-
tional Church are the speakers.
The All-Boy Concert, presenting the
boy students from the studios of Anna
Bobitt- Gardner, Mus. BIS, packed the
vestry of Ebenezer Baptist Church to
capacity last Sunday afternoon. Their
program consisted of piano solos, dra-
matte readings, and two violin solos,
rendered by the pupils of David Spen-
Ger of Cambridge The guest speakers
Messrs. Victor Bynoe and Leon Lo-
max, gave very timely remarks on the
topic of the afternoon, Selecting a
Vocation. The teachers from the stu
do, Clarissa Cooke, who has charge
! of the beginners in pianoforte, and
Suzette Perkins, charge of drama
tics, assisted with the boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur jackson OF
New York, guests of Mrs. Mary E
Moore, SO Warwick ST., have returned
home after week of social activities
and visiting the historic places in and
near Boston. Mr.. Jackson is director
of Social Welfare for the Blind in New
York City. He is a World War Veter-
an, organizer of the Mitchell Royal
Post of the American Legion 1895 in
the Bronx. He served as county his
torlan for three years. Mrs. Jackson
a most charming woman, has served
as president of the Royal Mitchell
Auxiliary 1895. Old New Workers. and
old and treasured friends of Mrs
Moore's, they came over to celebrate
her birthday April and were royalty
entertained by large number of her
friends. Among the visits they made
was one to Roland Hayes where they
met the latter's wife and little daugh-
ter and Mrs. Jackson took pictures of
the tenor and his family.
The Harriet Tubman Crusaders and
their supervisor, Mabel Johnson-Dean
honored Rose Myers, a bride-elect
with miscellaneous shower FRIDAY
evening of last week. Present were
Misses Anita and Marian Averett. Jo-
sephine Brown, Gertrude Earle, Bea-
trice Boiling, Virginia Morse. Vivian
Croker, Vera Wiley, Sarah Speaker
Ruth Hamm, Helen M. V. Smith
Yvonne Jordan and Virginia Swartz
Mesdames Fannie Lonon, Mabel John.
son-Dean, Jessie Johnson, Estelle
Jones, Margaret Williams, and Dove
Campbell.
Miss Grace E. Hunt of Maiden. stu.
dent at Boston University College OF
Liberal Arts, will be guest ORGANISE
at the Morgan Memorial Church d
all Nations, Sunday, April 21.