The guardian., 1941-06-07

to expand so we can give young folks
work. Suggestions gratefully appre-
ciated.
UNITY CHARITY CLUB on Sun
day held a Musical at st. Monica's
Home, DIR. Ellen Daltry, soloist, ac-
companied by her aunt, Mrs. Doris
Peters, who also accompanied her son
Theodore R. Peters, Jr., who played a
violin solo. These and other artists on
the program gave pleasure to all. The
Unity Charity Club gives these affairs
frequently as their charity work.
NORAH F. TAYLOR'S COUNCIL
meets Tuesday, June TO. Members con-
suit your due books; election of dele
gates.
WAYS AND MEANS COMM,
Loyal DIR. Mae (Taylor) Byrd, chair
man, thank all who attended their
Prize Whist and fried chicken dinner
which was huge success, they expect
to rattle cake at the meeting of Coun-
Gil Tuesday night.
CONGRATULATIONS to DIR. He
lena johnson who on her birthday,
May l5 became an American citizen.
DIR. Johnson received lovely cards of
congratulations, kilograms, ETC., also a
beautiful American Fag plaque with
appreciate poem from a New York
friend.
DTRS. PEARL G. JAMES, Ellen
H. Williams, Gladys NJ. Surry, Harriet
H. Houston, Mary F. Armstead and
Daisy E. Henry of the Memorial Com.
went to Mount Hope Cemetery and
planted on the Phyllis Wheatley Tenn
pie lot decorating the graves where
two of our members are inferred, Dtrs
Hattie Gipson and julia Miller. Dtrs.
Houston and Armstead also decorated
DIR. Claudia Mason's grave A memo
rial service was held in the Lodge room
at last Temple meeting. The grave lots
we have at Mt Hope were purchased
by a Comm. under chairmanship of
DIR. Emma Lawton sometime ago.
BIRTHDAY GREETINGS to Dtrs.
Theresa johnson, June 6; Bertha
Walker, June 13; Clarissa Jessamy,
June II; Cecilia Alleyne, June "a;
Edith ones, June 80, and all others in
June.
MIR. AND MRS. HERBERT E.
Peters Virginia Alleyne) are now
at 4 Hollander Street, Grove Hall, first
floor front. Mr. Peters is the youngest
son of DIR Meta Peters and Bro. Her
bert Peters, nephew of DIR. Daisy E.
Henry
BRO. JUNIOR" COLLINS of
Junior Herd No. 5, son of Bro. Rus
sell Collins, Elk. Ruler of Common
wealth Lodge, and DIR. Ella Collins of
Phyllis Wheatley Temple, looked fine
in his uniform as cadet of Mechanics
High. Watch him in line of march in
Springfield.
NOW USE YOUR Judgment in cleo
ton of officers. Support those you put
up, delegates to New England State
Asso. and Grand Temple.
STATE ORATORICAL CONTEST
will be held in Springfield, Sunday,
June %, after the parade. Journey up
to encourage these young students. Bro.
Stillman A. Tasco is State Director,
DIR. Lillian W. Kicker, Local Chair
man, and DIR. Minnie T. Wright,
Grand Directress of Education.
SUNSHINE CLUB, DIR. Mahala
Austin Pies, and DIR. Rachael Saund-
ers, chairman, of a successful "Patri-
otic Wedding" held May %, at Metro
politan Baptist Church, express thru
this paper their sincere appreciation
to all who helped the success and those
who attended. DIR. Theresa Johnson,
with her assistants, decorated the
Church beautifully in Patriotic Array.
DIR. Maude Brown, dressed in white
crepe with veil and train at least three
yards long and carrying a Bridal
Shower Bouquet, entered on the arm of
her groom, Past Commander Charles
Lewis of Patrick E. Toy Post, in full
military regalia. Preceding the bride
were her attendents, flower girl, Sonia
Belts; bridesmaids, Mary E. Jones,
Virginia Copper, Dorothy March and
Marion Belts, and Matron of Honor,
Florence Smith, in pastel colored
gowns. DIR. Beatrice L. Jacobs, the
End bride, was in white satin with