The guardian., 1941-06-07

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DIR. EDNA G. TAYLOR is now
located at 707 Shawmut Avenue.
KEEP IN MIND the Banquet for
DIR. Bessie c. Hill sponsored by the
Board of Directors of Phyllis Wheat
ley, Deed of Trust, DIR. Nellie Cook,
chairman, has a cooperative Committee
that will be announced later, also the
place.
The flowers were sent by DIR. Bessie
c. Hill, chairman of the Sunshine
Clubs sick committee.
SHRINE CLUB is planning a trea-
sure Hunt late in June, about the 29th.
The Shrine Club is doing very good
work under Chairman Emma Lawton.
A CHICKEN SUPPER will be given
by Phyllis Wheatley Juvenile Elks
Thursday evening, June II, at 2O6 W.
Springfield St., $50 until -. Sub
scription, 35 cents.
DIR. RULER wishes all daughters
please be present for the initiation on
Saturday, June IA, $3.50 pm. in Smith
Hall, 1895 fremont st.
THE DIR RULER and her staff
visited the Brother Elks on Nav 18th.
The Brothers welcome her and staff
They spent very pleasant hour. DIR.
Ruler and staff also visited the Nurses
Unit on Thursday, June 5.
DIR. RULER MOLLIE HAMIL-
TON was guest Memorial Day of Mrs.
John Platt and daughter of Medfeld,
Mass. Mrs. Platt is 81 years Young
and has 80 great grand children.
DIR. Ruler and her escort, Mr.. James
Foster, spent pleasant day. Say, YOU
seem to be getting about very well.
Keep your good work up. hear YOU
and Mr.. Foster have been seen out
quite often. Well, cheerio!
RED CROSS NURSES were pre-
sented at last Temple meeting, looking
lovely in their new wells and pins and
their spotless uniforms. They are
loking forward to visit from the DIR
Ruler and her staff on their next meet
ing night.
CARNATION CLUB, DIR. Beatrice
L. Jacobs, Pres. met at the residence
of DIR. Clarone Smith, 751 Shawmut
Avenue, co-hostess with DIR. Maude
7. Anderson. This club is wide awake
and accomplishing much After bust
ness a three-course dinner was served
Next meeting Friday, June 13. All
members requested to be present.
BRO. GEORGE HILL of 873 Harri-
son Avenue was pleasantly surprised
with visits of several relatives from
Philadelphia over the week end.
| DIR. PAULINE HAYES, Door.
keeper, motored to N. Y. and Camp
Dix over Memorial Day weekend tC
visit her husband, Sergt. Harry Hayes
Mr.. and Mrs. Weston were the host
and hostess Of the party with Mr.. Wes-
ton at the wheel.
EIGHT FLAMES met Saturday
May 81, at residence of DIR. George
ILLUS, WHERE uellClOuS COLLATION. Was
enjoyed by all after business.
DIR. BESSIE C. HILL of 873 Har-
rison enjoyed having her mother with
her from Thursday to Monday and
appreciate all who called on her. Mrs.
Grimes is doing very nicely at present
THE DELEGATE COMM of Com
monwealth Lodge No. 19 held a very
successful Prize Whist and Drawing
on R.C.A. radio at 1896 fremont St.
Prize winners were as follows for
whist-Dtr. Edna Medley 1st Prize;
Bro. Robert Taylor, End prize; DIR. Lii
lian Kicker, 3rd prize; Bro. Russell
Collins, 4th prize; John Thompson, 5th
prize, DIR. Clarone Smith, 9th prize;
winner for radio, Mr.. J. j. Sullivan of
II Kingston Street, Boston. Chef Bro.
Clarence Van Allen cooked and sold
all chicken dinners before orders
could be placed.
DUE TO RAIN Oil Burners Outing
to Tuttlesville postponed. Watch for
next date.