The guardian., 1941-06-07

THE NURSES UNIT, DIR. Lillian
w. Kicker, captain, will leave for
Springfield, Sunday, June %, at Z
am. Round trip $500. Make your
reservations early. Nurses Mamie
Logan, chairman of Comm, 622 Co.
lumbus Ave-, Lillian Caldwell, sc
Hammond St., Florence J. Bell, $50
fremont St., and Lillian Kicker, 80
Wellington Street. Come, let's arrive
in Springfield 100 per cent and enjoy
a days outing and see the parade.
SUNSHINE CLUB, DIR. Mahala
Austin, Pres, met Monday, June 2, at
headquarters, 804 fremont st. A very
interesting meeting was held.
DON'T FAIL TO attend the Junior
Boys and Junior Girls Minstrel Show
Friday, June 13, in Butler Hall, 1895
fremont Street. Subscription So
cents. Monies raised are to help pay
for their uniforms and transportation
to New England State Asso. to repre-
sent Boston, also anticipating going
to Atlantic City.
EMERGENCY RELIEF COM. of
Grand Temple, DIR. Harriet Houston,
chairman, held very successful baked
bean, chicken and waffle supper.
ARTS AND CRAFTS, DIR. Maude
T. Anderson, chairman, met at resi-
dence of DIR. Lucille Jones, 1926 Ire
mont St., who was hostess with DIR.
Beatrice L. Jacobs. After business,
a lovely repast was enjoyed and games
of pinochle were played. Meetings
were held at residence of DIR. Pearl B.
James, 10 Claremont Park, and June
at 751 Shawmut Ave, where Dtrs.
Clarone Smith and Gertrude Pyburn,
all were hostesses. Next meeting,
June II, at II Hollander St.
DIR. FLORENCE J. BELL is en-
toying a vacation in company with her
husband in Moorehead, North Caro-
lima. Cards have been received stat
ing she is having a lovely time.
ELEVEN O'CLOCK CLUB met at
the residence of DIR. Sadie Halliday.
The club is grateful to all who attended
their Bingo Party and looking forward
to seeing you at our Bingo Table at
annual bazaar given by the Board of
Directors in October, they are stocking
up next meeting, 107 Hammond St.,
DIR. Josephine Hayes, hostess, June 7.
HARRIET TUBMAN TEMPLE No.
122 meets End and 4th Fridays at 52S
Mass. Ave; they have a membership
drive on. DIR. Ruler, DIR. Edythe
Stewart, 107 Hammond st.
ANNUAL MUSICAL TEA given by
the Executive Board of New England
State Asso. will be held in Boston this
wear at ST. Marks congregational
Church. DIR. Harriet Houston and
her Comm. have planned an enjoyable
program. Subscription 25 cents. Guests
are expected from Newport, Provi-
dence, Worcester, New Bedford and
Springfield. Come and enjoy the guest
speaker? Don't forget the date, June
8, 3 pm.
THE SUNSHINE CLUB extenG
congratulations to the "Billion Dollal
Wedding" and their comm. for theil
success. Only disappointment was We
had our date since December, 1910, anC
you chose our date for your affair. W.
as a whole were desirous Of attending
your "Billion Dollar Wedding. Attic
many of our Sunshine members die
patronize you, we sincerely congratu'
late you on your success and trust yor
may repeat it so we as a club might
attend.
LEST YE FORGET the Mother
Temple of New England, Juanita TEN.
pie No. 81 of Cambridge, DIR. Mar
garet Robart, DIR. Ruler, are holding
their 32nd anniversary on June 16 with
Banquet at Estelles. Come out and
help Mother" enjoy her 32nd ami
versary. Tickets may be obtained from
DIR. Ruth Ridley of Fayerweather st.,
Cambridge. Subscription $1.00.
NOW HERE is your chance to do
your bit in helping us to carry on the
Needle Shoppe" at 932 fremont St.,
DIR. Josephine J. Taylor, manager,
hours 4 to 8 pm. I've heard you and
you say why don't we open shop.
Let this be your uptown-Jordan
Marsh or R. H. White, yes, Filenes.
Beautiful handwork on display at very
reasonable prices. You will be received