The guardian., 1941-07-05

III VINO DAAAl, navy Dlue long
cuffs, white shoes and stockings, carry
ing their Red Cross flag presented them
from Metropolitan Chapter Red Cross,
wearing their volunteer service pin and
emergency aid pins. This unit is still
working very hard making bandages,
meeting every Monday afternoon at
Captain Ricker's residence, 80 yelling
ton st. They turned out about 400
bandages this last week. Juvenile Claire
Pyburn was dressed as red cross volun-
teer nurse wearing blue veil, blue cuffs
carrying colored doll dressed as a red
cross nurse and known as Nurse Lillian.
Dtrs. Ethel S. Brown, Laura D. Sell
den, Bessie C.. Hill, Daisy E. Henry
motored TO Springfield, Mass, with
Mr.. Weston at the wheel, Mrs. Pauline
Weston, accompanying them. They
stopped at Hotel Charles on Main
Street, checking out Sunday mite, and
arriving in Boston IL 80 pm. They
enjoyed the hospitality extended at the
hotel and the service rendered by genial
waiter, Mr.. Budd. 1t was such pleas
ure to be served by a man of the race
employed in this popular hotel.
Some of the guests at the Hotel
Charles were Dtrs. Bessie G. Hill,
Laura D. Selden, Ethel S. Brown,
Daisy f. Henry, Ella Collins, Bro
Russell and James Collins, Bro. Henry
Beckett, DIR. Nancy Scott, Hilda Tai
bot, Mary F. Armstead, Josephine
johnson, Margaret Robart, Margaret
Cotton, Grace Morandus and Mable
Deane and many others from Boston.
New officers of New England State
Association elected in Springfield,
Mass. Next June 1912 convention will
be held in Providence, R. I.
President, DIR. Amanda Jones,
Springfield, Mass; 1st V. Pres, DIR.
Barbara Granger, Boston; End V.
Pres, DIR. Margaret Cotton, Cam
bridge; Chaplain, Anna Warmsley,
Conn; Fin. Secy., DIR. Lillian Trent,
R. l., reelected; Treas, DIR. Daisy
Cole, New Bedford, reelected; Rec.
Secy., DIR. Daisy E. Henry, Boston, re-
elected for 18th year; Trustee, Chr,
DIR. Ethel Rose, Ansonia, Conn; End
Trustee, DIR. Eva Kennedy, Worces-
ter; 3rd Trustee, DIR. Sadie Walker,
Springfield; Parlimentarian, DIR.
Josephine S. johnson; Chairman,
Executive Board, Grace V. Rice, dele
gate to Grand Session in Atlantic City,
August, DIR. Grace V. Rice.
Watch for date in fall for banquet in
honor of DIR. Bessie G. Hill, End Trus-
tee of Board of Directors.
Bro. and DIR. Archer are both con-
fined to their home both having met
with accidents, under care of doctors
and nurses. They will be pleased to
see their friends at 45 Bower Street.
Round Circle Club DIR. A. A. Archer,
president, met at her residence. Mem
bers enjoyed listening to broadcast OF
Joe Louis fight. A delicious collation.
was served. Plans were made for
their closing for the summer at next
meeting, third Wednesday, July 16 at
residence DIR. Florence j. Bell.
William Frank Price Jr., went to
Springfield Sunday, June %, for the
day and to see his friends "Junior"
Collins cymbal player and "Teddy"
Harris bugler in line Of march.
Needle Shoppe, DIR. Josephine Tay-
lor, manager, will be pleased to have
you drop in and take advantage Of her
sales. There has been some slashing
in prices.
Condolences extended to family OF
late DIR. Marie Grant of Vine Street,
Everett, member of Phyllis Wheatley
Temple, Nora F. Taylors Council,
supervisor of Phyllis Wheatley Juven-
lie Glass No. Al as well as other fra
ternal organizations.
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