The guardian., 1941-05-10

evening Of music l. sponsored by the
WPA.
The Adults and Mothers Class in
the study q the Pianoforte, VII be
presented IN z music demonstration bv
Anna BobiIt-Gardner. q Ebsnszer
Baptist Church n the vesTy. Sunday
afternoon, May Is al $50 o'clock.
There vii be z silver Offering.
The Silent Supper held BY the on
ginal japanese Tea Club was pro
nounced grand success BY the many
friends attending II The members
and friends extend sympathy 70 the
president. Mrs. Rosa Watts. who met
with an accident recently The next
meeting VIII Be Nay z a the home Of
Mrs D. Stevens. 3 Arnold St.
The annual Thanksgiving services Of
the Maryland Club VII b held SUNDAY.
May Is, Al 7:z5 pm Al Fourth Metho-
dist Church. 7:45 PM. Rev. Frederick
c. Cullen DID, Pastor Of Salem Ne
thooist Church, New York. VIII be the
guest speaker. The public and all
clubs ara cordially invited 10 attend
this service.
On April 80. 3Ir. and Mrs. Robert
Il. Reddick and daughter. GLADYS. an-
ter-ained al their home. Greenwich ST.
Boston. Mr.. Reddick's cousins: M. and
Mrs Simmons and 3[r. and Mrs. High
of Maiden. and Mrs. Mildred Tavlor If
Boston. also present were Mrs Gather
Inc Hudson and daughter. Pauline. and
M. John Wood A most ENJOYABLE
evening was spent By all
Big BOYS VII 60 g Congo number
and 6 colonial number II costume and
the girls vii show IN q red-hot wiggle.
the Tahirian twist. Al Mildred Da7en-
ports Bronze Rbopsodv Of 1941.
Barbara Quinicbe-re. former Daven-
port pupil and famed on stage and
screen Is now teaching al Silver Box
Studio and VIII appear as guest artist
al the Bronze Rhapsody performance
Mr.. and sZldCNFWYP SHRDLTT
Mrs. Mary Griffin. an old West End
resident who Is blind. and an intimate
resident. who Is blind. and an inmate
Of the Home for Aged Colored Women.
at p Hancock St, celebrated her 94tb
birthday recently. Mrs. Gfif3n viii be
remembered as the mother Of the late
Samuel Griffin. janitor OF Niles Build
ing, p school ST., and Treas. Of Old
Charles ST. Church.
Mrs. George Tolliver Of 159 W.
Springfield Street. entertained al tea
last Sunday, Mrs. John c. Davis
Nellie Latrimore) Of Everett and lIr.
and Mrs. John h. Wilkerson Of West
Medfor6.
Mrs. Edith Mcpherson Of ia ".
Springfield St. has returned from
Washington, DC. where she buried her
mother who died after two DAYS illness.
The \. E. Congress held a largely
attended meeting al SIS Mass. Ave,
Wednesday night and laid plans for
the continuation Of the drive for jobs.
A victory party Is scheduled for May
p.
At the 91st annual meeting and din
ner OF the Norfolk District Medical So
eiety held at the Hotel Puritan, DR.. J.
B. Hall OF Ro1bury was reelected 10
the Council Of the Massachusetts, Medi-
cal Society.
The Junior Missionary Circle pre-
sents the play If I be His Disciple, :"
Thursday, Nay =. 8:l5 pm, al
Peoples Bapt. Church.
Mrs. Nabelle Scott Of Lincoln Hall
reports that her father Peter s. Spen-
Ger Is improving al Chelsea Naval Hos
pitsl
Mrs. Cora MacKerrow returned Mon
day from a weeks "Trip 10 New York.
Philadelphia and Atlantic City. In
Philadelphia she attended the AKA.
ball al the Town Hall, Friday night.
She stopped at Plainfeld, \. J. for a
short visit 10 her cousin, Jos. Judkins,
local undertaken.
Henry c. Reed Of Columbus Ave.
has been appointed shoe repairman at
Fort Devens.