The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-02-22

pie, charter merDer, past Deputy, past
degree Mistress, past DIR. Ruler who
has served and is still serving office of
Fin. Secy., for the last 20 yrs. In 80 yrs.
she only missed one meeting. Too much
honor cannot be paid to DIR Pressy for
her services. We are looking forward
to your attendance on Thurs, Feb. 81,
in Estelle's, 1914 fremont St., subscrip-
ton $1.25. Let us meet you there.
DIT. Lillian NJ. Caldwell, chr, sc Ham
mond St., apt. 3.
Carnation Club, DIR. B. L. Jacobs,
Pres, met Friday, Jan. "a, at the resi-
dence of the Pres. Plans are out for
basket of groceries to be disposed of at
Easter time
Sunshine Club met Jan. 20, at the
residence of DIR. Bertha Walker, 924
fremont st. After business there was
election of officers with Past DIR.
Ruler, Lillian Kicker, presiding: Pres,
Mahala Austin; Vice Pres, Theresa
Johnson; Chaplain, Eva Armstrong;
Secy., "Old faithful" DIR. Daisy E.
Henry; Asst. Secy., Bessie Potter
Treas, A. A. Archer; Asst, Bessie C.
Hill; LIST Trustee, Rachel Saunders
End Trustee, Maude Brown, 3rd
Trustee, Georgia Kinds; Chr. of Sick
Com, Bessie c. Hill; Laura Bailey,
Lucille Jones, Nellie Brewster; Mistress
of Ceremonies, J. J. Taylor; songs, Lii
liam Kicker; Publicity, DIR. Maude
Brown. A lovely collation. was served. |
Hostesses were: Dts. NJ Surry, G. |
Kinds and R. Saunders Feb. 3 they !
met at DIR. Lillian Rickers, 80 Yelling
ton st. A lovely collation. was served. |
Hostesses, Dtrs. L. Kicker, NJ. Pyburn
and Theresa johnson. Watch out for
tea, DIR. Lucille Jones, chr, and the
repeat of the million dollar wedding.
DIR. Theresa Johnson is glad to be
out again after a brief illness after re-
turning home from a trip south to
bury her sister. She wishes to thank |
all who sent her such beautiful cards |
of coincidence, Xmas and New Year
cards.
Civil Liberties Com, Claudia Roach
ford, chr, met at a call meeting Mon
day, Feb 10, at residence of chr. at
1882 fremont St., and planned a |
prize whist and supper with 10 prizes,
held on Mon, Feb. 10, 1896 fremont
st. We are open for new members.
Martha Trice, Junior Temple made
their annual report in Temple last
meeting, DIR. Edna Medlv, ST., Guar
dian.
Willing Workers, DIR. A. V. Copper, |
chr, hope to get chances out for a set
of dishes soon. Look for display.
At Past DIR. Ruler popularity con
test, first prize was won by P.DR.,
Edna Needy; second prize by P.DR.,
Daisy E. Henry.
The Membership Drive Com, DIR c. !
Maude Brown, chr, is asking for new
and old members to come into Temple,
and help carry on. Come while prices
are low. You know the Convention is
in Atlantic City in August and we want
to put Boston on top this year. So you
daughters who pay dues and stay home
come out to your meetings and help,
there is plenty of work to be done. If
every daughter stayed home and just
paid dues, we wouldn't get very far.
When you are sick the ones who work
are the ones who are helping you, so
come out and hlep. You are Elks.
Don't wait for the other fellow to do
all. You all have a voice.
Delinquent Com, DIR. Mahala Aus
tin, chr. is asking all old daughters to
get in touch with her or committee.
DIR. B. Granger wishes to thank all !
the Dtrs. who sent cards and gifts to
her daughter, Mrs. William Greene, Jr.,
on the occasion of her marriage
Daughter Ruler Mollie Hamilton,
money; Emma Lawton, sheet and pill
low slips, linen; DIR. Bessie Hill, ia
blecloth; Nellie Brewster, bath towels
Roada Roach, glass set; Florence
Smith, glass relish dish; Celia Alleyne,
Godmother, dinner set; Helena John
son, Alma Johnson, table lamp; Adel-
la Archer, bath set, 6 towels and q
wash cloths; Sunshine Club, sheet, q
pillow slips, 10 cards. Thanks again
Past Daughter Ruler Bertha Walker
thanks each and every daughter and the
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